Showing posts with label endangered species. Show all posts
Showing posts with label endangered species. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS FROM THE ANIMAL WORLD!
Hi there! Howdy! Hey! Hi-ya! Hello Hello, written and illustrated by Cadecott Honoree Brendan Wenzel, is a triumphant and jubilant picture book greeting from the animal kingdom. All sorts of animals welcome the reader from page to page:
Hello Quiet
Hello Loud
Hello Wild
Hello Proud
The deceptively simple text-told in a cheerful rhyme tailor-made for storytime--celebrates the marvel, curiosity, inclusion, and diversity in the natural world, while the exquisitely vibrant illustrations showcase just some of the myriad of animals children could encounter in the world around them, from a cuttlefish to an aardwolf. An appendix of the animals is included in the backmatter, along with an inspirational author's note inviting young readers to find out more, especially about the many threatened and endangered animals they might see in the pages in an effort to help save them.
Share this book with babies through kindergartners to spark a joy of nature and celebrate it's extraordinary wonder.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
WHOOOO's IN THE SHOWER?
Borden's father is a logger, and he hates the owls. It's the owls that have kept Borden's dad out of work. Borden decides he hates them too, until one day he stumbles upon a baby owl. He is convinced it isn't a spotted owl, the endangered species whose life is threatened by the logging community, because how could anything so cute and helpless threaten people's jobs? It isn't long before both Borden and his father Leon, learn a lot from the baby owl Bardy. THERE'S AN OWL IN THE SHOWER by Jean Craighead George, shows how logging affects the world we live in, and how things can change for the better. For 4th grade and up.
Labels:
4th grade and older,
animals,
boys,
endangered species,
environmental,
family,
father,
for grades 4 and older,
humor,
logging,
owls
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