Plenty of #Bells jingling in this book!
#ChristmasCheer
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Plenty of #Bells jingling in this book!
#ChristmasCheer
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1. Cranberries (bread, cake, jam, sugared - everything!)
2. My friends ❤️
3. Fall candles
4. Early morning latte and picture books
5. Crisp outdoor lunch at a nursery
#5joysfriday
Thank you for the tag last week @CoffeeK8 ! And thank you for doing this @DebinHawaii ! I love reading everyone‘s joys each week 💛
“Family, friends, school - they were just obstacles in the way of getting more candy.”
#DaysDevotedTo
#Candy 🍭🍫🍬
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“Who's that in a tutu, striking a pose, up on the tiniest, tips of her toes?“
This is a great seasonal book and can be used to teach children about rhyming and animal sounds.
pickI love the little blue truck series. Especially this Halloween one for the fall time. The characters are in funny costumes and this book has a cute Halloween twist compared to the original little blue truck. Great book to read for young children!
pick'Twas the Evening of Christmas by Glenys Nellist (2017). This is a beautifully worded rendition of the Nativity story, similar to 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. The rhythmic phrases flow easily, providing a comforting and calming read-aloud experience that is perfect for the holiday season. The rhythmic framework draws readers in, making for a pleasant and melodic read-aloud experience, particularly for younger audiences.
I would use this as a holiday-themed sample of poetry. The students can compare the story's structure and rhyming.
pickNightly roundup: (The tagged book is very good & surprisingly creepy for a kids book!)
1. Sir Simon: SuperScarer 4⭐️ (Spooky)
2. Ten Timid Ghosts 4⭐️ (Spooky)
3. Creepy Crayon 5⭐️ (Spooky)
4. Scared Of The Dark 4⭐️ (Spooky)
5. Biscuit Visits The Pumpkin Patch 3.5⭐️ (Other)
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#HauntedShelf
#FrightClub
#childrensbooks
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