Borrowed from my daughter's library for this prompt. From the hysterical #animalPOV of a very stubborn pigeon, she owns most of his books and gets a kick out of each one. #Springskies
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My son is only two so he doesn‘t read yet but he loves books and to be read to so I decided it was time for a library card. He was so excited to get one
pickNeeded one more book to hit my Goodreads goal! Thanks to my nephews for supplying a book 😂
Impulse Read - 10pts
Total: 11pts
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“Hi! Im the bus driver. Listen, Ive got to leave for a little while, so can you watch things for me until I get back?“
I would use this book in my classroom for entertainment purposes. The book starts with the bus driver asking the audience to watch the bus and make sure the pigeon doesn't drive the bus.
pickThis book uses space to convey meaning. This draws the audiences attention to the pigeon and the bus which is the main focus point of the book. It allows for the readers to understand the emotions of the pigeon.
“Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!“ is a humorous and interactive way for children to learn the main message of the importance of keeping promises, avoiding persuasion, and making correct decisions. These are all important skills to have in the classroom as well, which could spark discussion on expectations. The discussion could revolve around the importance of keeping promises and staying true to your word and what you know is right.
pick“Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!“ is a fictional picture book written and illustrated by Mo Willems in 2004 and received a Caldecott Honor Medal in 2005. This book is about a pigeon who is desperate to drive a bus, and it is the readers job to not allow him to drive the bus while the driver is gone.
