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"A fossil shows the traces or remains of animals and plants that lived 10,000 or more years ago. A fossil can be a rock with a preserved part of an extinct animal or the imprint of an ancient plant. By studying fossils, we can learn a lot about prehistoric life."

Because of the wordless element of this book, teachers can prompt student engagement by asking students to describe what they think is happening in the story.

The hyper-realistic illustrations and creative perspectives add excitement to the book. Aside from a page explaining fossils, the story is completely wordless. The story still went in an unexpected and imaginative direction!

I would not use this is my classroom. More for fun than a lesson

Interesting concept and great illustrations. Not my cup of tea

#CoverLove Day 17: #Gray for this gorgeous picturebook that I just bought. Review is forthcoming. 💕

#SummerSouls Day 25: #Lake - review is forthcoming.

Happy Father‘s Day! Cherry 🍒 Pie for our holiday celebration- my parents and friends will be coming over this afternoon.

I enjoyed this graphic novel and read it twice. #WiaN2024 #WiaN category: virtue

#StorySettings Day 13: There is a gingerbread-house-in-the- #prairie quality of this cottage in the snowy woods in this wordless picturebook by Fernando Krahn. How would you feel if you see giant unknown tracks right outside your door – out in the middle of the woods during winter time? It is not surprising then that the father in the story immediately turned to his rifle hanging firmly on the wall. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-19D