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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Quotations on Books!
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
(https://pixabay.com) ? (https://pixabay.com) “A room without books is like a body without a soul.” …
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Darth Vader, Marines, and Reading Aloud
I watched a TED Talks with actor Adam Driver who plays Darth Vader’s son in the last two Star Wars movies. He is one great actor! The new Star Wars movie (saw it yesterday) is outstanding. What he does outside … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Expressing words and feelings, Giving, Imagination, Inspiration, military, play performances, reading, reading aloud, storytelling, The Arts
Tagged Adam Driver, Arts in the Armed Forces, Diversity, Expressing words and feelings, Marines, military, TED talks, The Arts
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My Legend of the Sticky Buns
Over twenty years ago there were two little girls in my preschool class, Michelle and Nicole. Sisters. Michelle was full of heart. She cried at The Runaway Bunny. She was always the star in our plays. I think her most … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Giving, Giving thanks, Kindness, Love
Tagged Children, Christmas Eve, Friendships, Kindness, Love, Sticky buns
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Dog Lovers and Book Lovers: “The Poet’s Dog”
As the holidays and winter are upon us, I am once again drawn to the best book. Fall in love with a dog, a poet, and children- magnificently written. “Dogs speak words. But only poets and children hear.” Those are … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, books, children's books, Dogs, Particia MacLachlan, Poetry, reading
Tagged books, children's books, Dogs, literacy, Patricia MacLachlan, The Poet's Dog
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My Favorite Christmas Books
I want to share with you my favorite Christmas books. I love books, and I love reading to children. After a gazillion years, these are the ‘tried and true’, stories that children love. Me, too! Grab tissues, laughter, and wonder, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, books, children's books, Imagination, Inspiration, picture books, reading aloud
Tagged Apple Tree Christmas, children's books, Christmas books, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, literacy, Merry Christmas Strega Nona, Night Tree, On Christmas Eve, reading aloud, The Polar Express, The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree
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As the Clock Struck Noon
Today I was a small part of honoring those who have served and given the ultimate sacrifice. A wreath was laid at Arlington National Cemetery at noon. Simultaneously, cemeteries across America participated in the same wreath laying ceremony. It was … Continue reading
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Practice What You Preach #FridayThoughts
Words of wisdom from Ritu, a teacher and a mother.
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Penguins, God, Spectacles, the Atlas, and Reading Aloud.
The classroom was dark except for a few strings of twinkling lights. It was time for chapter reading before rest time. We started a new chapter reading book, Mr. Popper’s Penguins. Day one is always thrilling, and I show children … Continue reading