pickSibling relationships and creative block (like writer's block). The crayons are too new. I love how the illustrator surrounded the character with potential drawings anticipating their creation. The sisters have crayon-names Violet and Marigold.
pickOh, I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT! A simple message for all ages that you've doubtless heard before, but the story is so sweet and the art is so beautiful. Sincerely hope this becomes a childhood classic for the next generation.
pickAfter reading the Red Jacket, I let the kids design their own. They needed to include infinite pockets and this kid chose kittens. I need a kitten now.
pick4 ⭐ This was fun. It rhymes well ,the cadence is great. It would make a lovely flannel board or even a puppet show could be really fun. None of that is needed because the illustrations are very entertaining and very well done and match the book nicely.
I thought it would be fun to change up how I do bookspin - since I think I'll do better with more flexibility in what I read. I'm going to use this list of reading a book that has a certain colour or colours on the cover. Here is my bookspin list for January.
#bookspin #January #2025
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I think this story is a great book to read in the classroom. With this book, you are able to create discussions about empathy and sharing with children. It also gives a platform for parents and teachers to talk about being kind and being inclusive.
pickdesperate conveys a great lesson about generosity. It shares a story of the rainbow fish and him learning that sharing his skills with other fish, brings him happiness and friendship.
Sharing is an important lesson that many young children face in school. The book provides an opportunity to teach about empathy with young children. It would be a great book to read, not only at home, but also in the classroom.
