Duck and Geese Storytime?
June 3rd, 2009See what new duck/goose books Anastasia Suen has paired with Honk, Honk, Goose!
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
See what new duck/goose books Anastasia Suen has paired with Honk, Honk, Goose!
http://5greatbooks.wordpress.com/2009/06/03/5-great-books-about-ducks-and-geese/
Mrs. Leaphart’s and Mrs. Bates’ Class did some extraordinary writing inspired by the structure of Vulture View and Trout, Trout, Trout: a Fish Chant.
Understanding. Decoding. Absorbing. Whatever you want to call it, kids develop skills to dig into nonfiction text. They learn to pay attention to details and themes. Read more »
Thanks to super science teacher Bobette Owen (on the right in the photo), I visited Miller Ridge Elementary on Feb 12, 2009. The students were great! I love that they have so much science in this school. Just look at how Ms. Owen combined science with writing and poetry. In honor of my book Vulture View (illustrated by Steve Jenkins and published by Henry Holt) her students wrote vulture list poems!
Interested in vultures? Buzzard Day in Hinckley, Ohio is coming up on March 15, 2009.
These Hamilton Traditional School students explored what they knew about turkeys and turkey vultures.
Hamilton Students use the idea of migration as a spark for imaginative writing.
This amazing teacher worked with her students to put together a Thanksgiving-appropriate story using the structure of Crocodile Listens. See what happens when turkey listens!
They also created a turkey chant using the chant books as a structural element. Mrs Schwartz is clearly an extraordinary teacher.
Harrison School in South Bend celebrates some of my bird books with creative art. Art from other schools is separately labeled.
April Pulley Sayre is an award-winning children’s book author of over 55 natural history books for children and adults. Her read-aloud nonfiction books, known for their lyricism and scientific precision, have been translated into French, Dutch, Japanese, and Korean. She is best known for pioneering literary ways to immerse young readers in natural events via creative storytelling and unusual perspectives.