OK people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.
Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) and NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for the autumn/winter trend colours.
To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. That's it, you're done.
(and yes, White Grape was in both!)
@litsyevents
OK people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.
Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) and NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for the autumn/winter trend colours.
To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. That's it, you're done.
(and yes, White Grape was in both!)
@litsyevents
I did it, I included all #Pantone24 colors in the covers of my books! Fun challenge!
By finishing today‘s book I can add # four more #Pantone24 colors. Just two left to complete the challenge. Here are Baritone Blue, Starlight Blue, Raw Umber and Iguana!
Anytime I've read this in the classroom, students are always laughing and have been able to make great predictions of what will happen to acorn next. I love reading this story when it becomes fall.
pickThis is a very heartwarming story of an adventurous acorn who falls from an oak tree and goes on a long journey. There's hilarious scenes written throughout and children will love laughing at the pictures. Perfect story for a read-aloud.
I have chosen my books, packed my small suitcase and am ready to go to Gladstone in the morning. Very excited!
All week I have read little, too busy with life and stuff. Hopefully I‘ll make up for that in that famous library reading room!
For now I am only able to add four more #Pantone24 colors for the challenge. Only five left!
pick4 ⭐This book is adorable and would be great fun as a read aloud. An apple is about to fall from a tree and each animal takes a moment to think that is going to be mine. The way the author rhymes the story when she needs to and uses sound words like plop, fizz, etc. in other parts of the story makes this such a fun read. It a great ending. Also have to give it up to Eric Rothman, who did all the fantastic illustrations.
@peanutnine Welcome back! 3h