It’s officially FALL….
This week’s Bashful Book Bee recommendations are great books to share with
children about the excitement of the season… With the cooler air the weather
makes us all excited to anticipate the fun events we look forward to in October
and November. The changing of the
leaves, the soft winds, we can feel the anticipation of our first fire in the
fireplace. I hope fall brings you joy. Our selections of this week should provide
you with great books to bring the fun of fall to your children.
This week’s Bashful Book
Bee “BEELOVED FEATURE book is:
How Big Could Your
Pumpkin Grow
by Wendell Minor
This book is a fun
adventure using fourteen states, exploring many of their famous landmarks…while
using various synonyms of the word BIG to describe the landmarks with size and
scale words that are descriptive of the state. The pictures are colorful, the
words are creatively fun. This book will
be great for descriptive writing and reading lessons, but a perfect book to use
for building your newest fall social studies lesson.
Bashful Book Bee’s other
weekly recommendations
1.
Wild Child by Lynn
Plourde
…. A rhyming story of
how Mother Earth’s wild child, Autumn,
bounces through the beautiful
fall season.
2.
Will You Be My Friend? By
Bernadette Watts
…Sweet little story
around the traditional story of rebellious little rabbits going to the cabbage
patch, to be saved from the cold by a gentle scarecrow.
3.
Miss Maple’s Seeds by
Eliza Wheeler
….a gentle story of Miss
Maple’s gathering, love and care of seeds from the fall, to provide new plants
throughout the land next spring.
4.
Ten Orange Pumpkins by
Stephen Savage
…A counting book around
all the traditional characters of Halloween.
I hope you are enjoying
our weekly blogs! Just a reminder, teachers who wish to buy these titles receive
15% off cover price. For more
information and comments, please email us at bashfulbookbee@gmail.com
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