“Even if you just have one tree, it is nice too”
I think this book would be very appropriate to use for ages preschool up to third grade. The images are beautiful and happy. A good book to use during the warm seasons.
I think this book would be very appropriate to use for ages preschool up to third grade. The images are beautiful and happy. A good book to use during the warm seasons.
pickA Tree Is Nice by Janice May Udry, 1956. Caldecott Award Winning Book. This book describes all of the wonderful ways that trees can be used and the things trees are able to do. This book uses positive language and images to describe trees and the ways people and animals use them. This was a very positive and happy book that I would read to children of all ages.
I am unsure if every copy of this book is like this, but I liked how the book is tall like the trees they described.
pickThis book is all about trees and their importance. This would be a good book to read around Earth Day, or if we are focusing on lessons about the Earth, trees, plants, etc.
panWell, that was depressing. Selfish boy and man, just take, take, take instead of appreciating everything that wonderful tree did for him.
🚁 Of course I love the flowers, but it‘s not springtime without flying maple seeds (AKA helicopters).
🥐 Legends & Lattes
🗓️ I need some special plans for May!
#wondrouswednesday
#poetrymatters
#tree
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Blackout poetry has a goal of using pre-existing or “found“ text to create something new. Portions of the original text are kept, while other parts are drawn over or crossed out. Well-crafted blackout poetry can give new meanings to old texts.
Here's a blackout poem I created from one page from A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN. 💚🌳💚
