Water is Water
I love this romp through the water cycle, the different forms that water takes, and the different things water does and what we do with water! Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzZLoSTtYGk
I read some of my favorite stories and non-fiction children’s books and share stories of my own. Storytelling is a fundamental way of sharing our sense of the world and expressing our place in it. Stories frame everything we do in the world, what we know and don’t know, and our understandings of the impossible and possible. Stories encircle and open up the world.
I love this romp through the water cycle, the different forms that water takes, and the different things water does and what we do with water! Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzZLoSTtYGk
Let the Children March by Monica Clark-Robertson https://monicaclark-robinson.com/about-me/, illustrations by Frank Morrison https://morrisongraphics.com/, chronicles the role of children in the Civil Rights struggles in the 1960s. This powerful children's picture…
All in a Day , written by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Nikki McClure, with a simple, beautiful text and evocative, expressive illustrations gives us a sense of the expansive,…
This week I read a retelling of the German story Etwas von den Wurtzelkindern translated as When the Root Children. Be sure to seek out the original for some amazing…
Written by Joanne Ryder and illustrated by Norman Gorbaty, Earthdance encourages us to identify with the Earth, to leet our bodies intermingle with the body of the earth in an…