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The actual formatting of this book is really well done and you can tell how much the author researched this topic and how much he cares about it. Even with that in mind, I found myself having a hard time getting into it at all. The facts and research are there which is what I'm always drawn too but I just couldn't get invested.
#audiobook #libby #nonfiction #water #psychology #science
If it's a moonlit night, you can look at the moon's reflections. Watch how the reflected light of the moon forms intricate patterns on the water, similar to the ones under a bridge or on the bottom of a swimming pool. These patterns are known as "moon circles" and can be seen when any bright point of light bounces off water.
pickThis was a really fun example of poetry because the rhyming had great rhythm and flowed easily. Also, the images really extended the fantasy elements of these poems.
I would use this in my classroom because the images are bright and engaging, and children would really like the whimsical creatures and imagination the poems draw out.
“I‘m going shopping at the tide pool. They carry everything there- mussels by the bushel and three kinds of barnacle, starfish and gobies to spare.”
I love this book for a third or fourth grade classroom. It would be a great book to get them into more advanced poetry skills
