Thanks for keeping me in check as to the day of the week @TheBookHippie 😊
Here's your award for #KnowingWhatDayOfTheWeek it is.
Thank you 🥳🥂🙌💐
Thanks for keeping me in check as to the day of the week @TheBookHippie 😊
Here's your award for #KnowingWhatDayOfTheWeek it is.
Thank you 🥳🥂🙌💐
1. Cranberries (bread, cake, jam, sugared - everything!)
2. My friends ❤️
3. Fall candles
4. Early morning latte and picture books
5. Crisp outdoor lunch at a nursery
#5joysfriday
Thank you for the tag last week @CoffeeK8 ! And thank you for doing this @DebinHawaii ! I love reading everyone‘s joys each week 💛
“Family, friends, school - they were just obstacles in the way of getting more candy.”
#DaysDevotedTo
#Candy 🍭🍫🍬
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
“Who's that in a tutu, striking a pose, up on the tiniest, tips of her toes?“
This is a great seasonal book and can be used to teach children about rhyming and animal sounds.
I love the little blue truck series. Especially this Halloween one for the fall time. The characters are in funny costumes and this book has a cute Halloween twist compared to the original little blue truck. Great book to read for young children!
'Twas the Evening of Christmas by Glenys Nellist (2017). This is a beautifully worded rendition of the Nativity story, similar to 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. The rhythmic phrases flow easily, providing a comforting and calming read-aloud experience that is perfect for the holiday season. The rhythmic framework draws readers in, making for a pleasant and melodic read-aloud experience, particularly for younger audiences.
I would use this as a holiday-themed sample of poetry. The students can compare the story's structure and rhyming.