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Category Archives: history
Reading Aloud “Ox-Cart Man”
At the request of fellow bloggers, here is a video of me reading aloud the classic children’s picture book, “Ox-Cart Man.” But first, I wanted to show you a mural the children made last year that hangs as a permanent … Continue reading
Posted in America, art, books, children's books, Early Education, geography, history, Inspiration, Nature, Particia MacLachlan, picture books, reading aloud, reading aloud, Teaching young children
Tagged children's books, Donald Hall, Early Education, Inspiration, Ox Cart Man, reading aloud, Reading aloud to children, reading books to children
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November – “Ox-Cart Man”
As I drove home tonight and looked at the sky, I immediately knew it was an “Ox-Cart Man” sky, the one in November where he finally arrived back home. Do you know “Ox-Cart Man” by Donald Hall? It is one … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, children's books, Early Education, history, Particia MacLachlan, picture books, Poetry, reading aloud, reading aloud, Teaching young children
Tagged Book Review, children's books, Donald Hall, Early Education, November, Ox Cart Man, reading books to children, teaching young children
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The Green Mountain State – Vermont, Part 1
Yes, I know. You want to be there, too. Hubby and I put the top down on the old sports car and drove to Vermont. Winding back roads all the way. The weather was glorious, big puffy clouds and a … Continue reading
Posted in America, geography, history, Inspiration, Nature, wonder
Tagged Driving back roads, Inspiration, Nature, The Green Mountain State, Vermont
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More at The Carle, the Art of Maira Kalman, and “Fireboat”
After visiting the Angels exhibition at the Eric Carle Museum, I viewed the art of Maira Kalman. I knew this dog, at least I thought I did. While there was something familiar here, I had to admit I don’t really … Continue reading
Posted in art, Book Review, books, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, Giving thanks, history, Inspiration, museums, picture books, reading, reading aloud, Teaching young children, The Arts
Tagged 9/11, art, children's books, Eric Carle Museum, Fireboat, Inspiration, John J. Harvey, literacy, Maira Kalman, reading books to children
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Happy Birthday, America
Happy Birthday, America. This flag was flown over the Navy Memorial in Washington DC. Proud to be an American, one nation, one people, with freedoms I will never take for granted. Jennie
Posted in America, American flag, Expressing words and feelings, geography, history, Inspiration, military, patriotism
Tagged America, American flag, Fourth of July, patriotism
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“Blue Sky, White Stars”, the New Book about America and our Flag
How do you teach children about America – past and also present? How do you teach about our flag? How do you smile a deep down smile, with childhood memories? How and what do you you remember? Blue Sky, White … Continue reading
Children and “The Star-Spangled Banner” – Including a Video
This is a repost, and I have included a video of me reading aloud this important book, singing the words, and talking about our American flag and National Anthem. Bringing our National Anthem to Life Few books have the power … Continue reading
Posted in America, American flag, Book Review, children's books, Early Education, history, military, patriotism, picture books, reading aloud, Singing, Teaching young children
Tagged American flag, children's books, Early Education, literacy, Memorial Day, National Anthem, Patriotisim, reading aloud, Singing, teaching young children, The Star Spangled Banner
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