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#5JoysFriday
1)When on my porch,view of my neighbors gardens!
2) sunrise from the side of my house 2 days ago. Stunning!
3) my porch!!! Just on it very early mornings due to HEAT!
4) This morning‘s birdsong.I can now identify cardinal, blue jay, song sparrow by sound!
5) watched tribute to Willie May last night & game-very moving. Jon Baptise & band played & sang & danced. 💕
#flowers #sunrise #porchlife #birdsong #WillieMaysTribute #NegroLeague

“If the sky turns a color sky never was before just watch it. Thats part of the magic. Thats the way to start a day“

I would use this book to teach children about history. This book touches on how people throughout history embraces the day. Also, I would use this book to teach children to live every day to the fullest.

This is an award winning book about starting the day and living every day to the fullest. This book talks about how cavemen, the Aztecs, ancient Egyptians, celebrated the dawn.

“And everywhere they knew what gifts the sun wanted”

I found this book difficult to read. It took me a few times through to be able to grasp what was being said. The illustrations, however, are beautiful and give more meaning to the story once the ideas are figured out.

This Caldecott Award winning book tells of the different ways days are started around the world. Different cultures have their own traditions and routines, but we all wake to the same sun.

This book was beautifully written, decriving the mornings of different people in the world! The pictures draw you in and are very beautiful. The whole book is wow!

This Caldecott award winning book is a creative way of describing different morning tranditions in the world and different cultures. In the end no matter where you are, we are all under the same sun.

I loved this book! I think the illustrations were beautiful and the story was even better. I think it‘s a great story to read to children about how great every day can be!