“Squeak squeak squeak.“
In my classroom, I would use this story to explain that even if two things don't seem like they could go together, they can!
In my classroom, I would use this story to explain that even if two things don't seem like they could go together, they can!
Trust me, my library would call the zoo if a lion wondered in!
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3rd book in the series. Link is to a review I did over it. I'm new to this so any feedback is helpful! Thank ya'll!
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pickAs I continue my project of vetting picture books for my bookstore, here is my favorite of this batch! Even though Library Lion was written in 2006, I find the story and illustrations delightfully nostalgic, reminding me of going to my local library in the 80s and early 90s. A new favorite!
-7 here in Michigan today, but we‘re warm from the glow of our first playoff win in 32 years! I‘m planning a day of reading and tea. I need to post challenge pics and my bingo card too. Stay warm, MittenLittens, and all who are in the track of blizzards and frigid temps!
I am late in posting Friday night Animal read. These were some of my son‘s favorite books. I used to say “Bunny my honey” to him, his dad‘s family nickname was Lion, & we loved Feathers & Fur,& we adapted the practice of “ The Kissing Hand” when he started preschool. He loved these rituals & reading these books. It was soothing for me to reread & dwell on memories that I had not thought of in ages Truly #midwintersolace #fridaynightshare #animal
Did anyone else read that? That‘s how we readers are…
https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/a-door-at-a-swedish-library-was-...
I enjoyed reading this book because the characters represent something deeper than a lion and a mouse. The lion is kind to the mouse, so the mouse returns the favor. I think students could gain a good lesson from this kindness.
pickThis is an example of a fable. This story is about a mouse who is frightened by an owl and in running away he runs into a lion. The lion set the mouse free and the mouse goes home to tell his family about his adventure. The lion is then walking through the jungle when he is captured by rope. The mouse then returns the favor by chewing through the rope and setting the lion free.
