This blog will house my work and resources that I've acquired over the years. My blog started off with my previous employment when I was librarian assistant at the primary school. School Library resources This blog was previously called favonaschoollibrary.blogspot.com You can view my other blog with my photography at https://enjoyingmemories.blogspot.com/
Showing posts with label Frogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frogs. Show all posts
Monday, 16 May 2016
Fabulous frogs
Summary: All frogs are the same in some ways, but in other ways, every single kind of frog (and there are an awful lot) is different ... come and meet a few! (Book cover)
Friday, 4 July 2014
Fantastic Frogs (Scholastic discover more readers level 2)
Free digital activities (cover)
Summary: Frogs are small, but they make a big noise. Meet some of the cutest and the craziest
Summary: Frogs are small, but they make a big noise. Meet some of the cutest and the craziest
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
999 Tadpoles Find a New Home
It is a Japanese story first published in 2003 but brought to us thanks to Gecko Press who do a lot of this and I am so glad they do.
Mother and father frog produce 999 eggs in a small pond and when all of them hatch into tadpoles and grow into frogs, things are a bit tight. They have to move, and away they go in single file across land.
The journey is like all journeys with children. “Are we there yet?” ” What is this dad?” as they drag out a sleeping snake.
A hungry hawk interrupts the journey to produce a surprise ending.
Yasunari’s illustrations are simple and expressive and fully support, indeed add to the impact of the written text.
Read-it Read-it read-it. This is for everyone.
Mother and father frog produce 999 eggs in a small pond and when all of them hatch into tadpoles and grow into frogs, things are a bit tight. They have to move, and away they go in single file across land.
The journey is like all journeys with children. “Are we there yet?” ” What is this dad?” as they drag out a sleeping snake.
A hungry hawk interrupts the journey to produce a surprise ending.
Yasunari’s illustrations are simple and expressive and fully support, indeed add to the impact of the written text.
Read-it Read-it read-it. This is for everyone.
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