“Ah-ha!“
This is a book that is suitable for any age. I probably would not use it in my instruction because I think there are better choices for children's biographies. I would have the book in my classroom library though.
This is a book that is suitable for any age. I probably would not use it in my instruction because I think there are better choices for children's biographies. I would have the book in my classroom library though.
“I feel / And I understand … / that I love / And create / And so … / I live!”
Viva Frida can be a great tool in an elementary classroom to spark discussions about art, identity, and creativity. Students can explore emotions through visual storytelling, practice making inferences, and create their own mixed-media art. It encourages curiosity, self-expression, and appreciation for diverse artists.
so-soThis is a historical fiction book was published in 2014. It tells the story of Viva Frida, a Mexican painter. She contracted polio when she was 6 years old. Then, she was in a terrible bus accident and began painting. She created many paintings in her lifetime. The book is very minimal in text, and the artwork is interesting.
pickBiography
Published in 2014
This book while simple when it comes to words, the mixed-media artwork is eye-catching, and the simple text shows Frida‘s curiosity and creativity. Young readers can easily connect with the message of exploring who you are. It‘s a lovely, artistic story that encourages imagination.
You can use Viva Frida to spark discussions about creativity, identity, and emotions. Students can explore Frida‘s art, create self-portraits, or describe what inspires them. The book supports visual literacy, encourages imagination, and provides a gentle introduction to artists and cultural heritage.
so-soPublished in 2014, Viva Frida beautifully blends simple text with rich, artistic visuals to celebrate creativity and self-expression. The information is clear and engaging, making it perfect for young readers. Its vivid language and stunning illustrations draw children into Frida‘s imaginative world and inspire curiosity about art and identity.
bailedAfter 136 pages I'm out. It's just not holding my interest. #HailTheBail
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