Nicki Weiss
Autor de Where Does the Brown Bear Go?
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The First Night of Hanukkah (All-Aboard Reading) por Nicki Weiss
Molly's uncle continues the tradition and tells the story of Hanukkah.
Nicki Weiss did a phenomenal job of telling this story. The story involves children receiving gifts from family members who live in different parts of the world. The gifts are culturally unique to each country. In the very end, the illustration shows a classroom with all the kid's names and the gifts they got from their relatives. It is such a great book with an unexpected ending.
The illustrations of each gift and the country those gifts come from are so accurate and appropriate. The story was written in the form of rhyming words, similar to a poem, but not really. Overall, I enjoyed this book, and I find it to be a great resource to have in a classroom.… (más)
The illustrations of each gift and the country those gifts come from are so accurate and appropriate. The story was written in the form of rhyming words, similar to a poem, but not really. Overall, I enjoyed this book, and I find it to be a great resource to have in a classroom.… (más)
When the lights go down and nighttime falls, where does the white cat go? Where does the monkey go? What about the camel, the stray dog, the seagull, and the brown bear? And what about the children?
This nighttime read-along picture book, perfect for a bedtime story, will delight young readers with it colored pencil-drawn illustrations and the repetitive, non-prose text that encourages them to read along as the story unfolds. It’s the perfect sleepy-time tale.
Recommended.
This nighttime read-along picture book, perfect for a bedtime story, will delight young readers with it colored pencil-drawn illustrations and the repetitive, non-prose text that encourages them to read along as the story unfolds. It’s the perfect sleepy-time tale.
Recommended.
On a Hot Hot Day is a cute book that discusses the various seasons and how a little boy navigates them. The book covers all four seasons and how to properly dress and things to do to keep cool in the summer or warm in the winter. I thought it was cool that the author used some repetition in his book and left is up to the students to determine the seasons, encouraging their critical thinking skills.
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- 3.9
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- 41
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