Tag Archives: Peter Brown
Kidsbook Friends Clip: 5 Great Gifts to Give Teachers
While we are on the subject of Christmas, here are 5 books organized by subject to make selecting a gift for your child’s teacher easier. . . for this season or really for any occasion during the school year! Tuck One of … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Gifts
Tagged !, Amy Krouse Rosenthal, Atheneum Books, Candlewick Press, Christina Ellis, Exclamation Mark, gifts for art teachers, gifts for English teachers, gifts for math teachers, gifts for science teachers, gifts for social studies teachers, gifts for teachers, Harcourt, Litte Brown and Company, Lois Ehlert, Moonbot books, Peter Brown, Peter H. Reynolds, Scholastic, Snowballs, the dot, The Numberlys, Tom Lichtenheld, William Joyce, You Will Be My Friend
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Creepy Carrots, “Consider the Carrots’ Point of View!”
When you get a super-creative writer to tell a story and a super-talented artist to draw the pictures, you get a book like Creepy Carrots. Two of my favorites come together, making this unique tale creepy-cool! A perfect treat for Halloween! Introducing … Continue reading
Posted in garden, Halloween, rabbit
Tagged Aaron Reynolds, activities for creepy carrots, children's books for Halloween, Crackenhopper Field, Creepy Carrots, Jasper Rabbit, lesson plans for Creepy Carrots, Lizzy Bromley, overcoming fears, Peter Brown, point of view, Simon & Schuster Books
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The Curious Garden, “A Curious Way to Go Green”
Featured Friend: The Curious Garden by Peter Brown Today was Western Day for my kindergartener at her school. (Remember, it’s Texas!) When I joined her for lunch on the playground, I noticed all the weeds that had sprung up with the … Continue reading
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