pick3 ⭐Normally, when I I think about Doreen Cronin, I think about click clack moo cows that type. Most of her books are fun and campy. This book is more serious. A baby sloth falls out of a tree and must wait for Mom to come collect them. But sloths are very slow. mama has the baby noticed the world around them while they wait. This book is sweet, but I think what makes this book as good as it is is the illustrations.
I feel as though students could use their imagination and make inferences on what the mice found.
pickI feel as though this book is a good sequence book for students to read. Each mouse tries to figure out what they have found on the side of the pond.
I would use this story in an art class to show the impact of color in a story.
pickSeven Blind Mice, by Ed. Young is a wonderful story that captivates negative space and color. There are many colors and shades within the book that create a fun and exciting environment.
“Knowing in part may make a final tale, but wisdom comes from seeing the whole.“
This book has a good source of light and dark. Having each page have a black background to emphasize the characters. This has a good theme about identifying an object as a whole instead of parts
pickThe Seven Blind Mice by ED Young, 1993, was a thought this was a beautiful story with a magical take on color that could be read to children.It is a very friendly and inviting story that was comparable too the old tale of the three blind mice. The colors of the rainbow draw the reader in!
