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Writers Block Yahoo User
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 2:05 pm Post subject: Need suggestions for good children's picture book to go with gardening theme gift... please read more!? |
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| There are many birthdays coming up in August/September in my family. The kids are going to range between 3-5 years old. I have decided that I will no longer contribute to the useless toys that have no educational value that they receive mountains of from the rest of the family each year. Instead, I will carefully and lovingly plan a fun, educational present that they will love just as much as the mind numbing video games! This year I'm going with a gardening theme. I painted tin buckets, each with different garden related objects (ladybugs, sunflowers, grasshoppers etc.) and found matching gloves, mini shovels and watering cans to go with each tin. I will pick up packets of various vegetable and flower seeds. The last thing I want to go with these presents is a GOOD childrens picture book that has a gardening theme. Something that is going to be colorful and either teach them about the growing process or have a cute story about gardening. Thank you in advance for your suggestions! |
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joe.bruner Yahoo User
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mnkstapel Yahoo User
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 6:18 pm Post subject: |
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| There's the classic --The Carrot Seed.Or Lois Ehlert's -- Growing Vegetable Soup (among other books she's written about the subject of growing). |
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TchrzPt Yahoo User
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 8:03 pm Post subject: |
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| the carrot seedgrowing vegetable soupseveral different varieties of abc books check the lakeshore learning materials catalog |
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angrdenaca Yahoo User
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 11:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Along with the carrot seed and growing vegetable soup, as the other's said, there is Stone Soup, and there is a good science series called Let's Read and Find Out Science. They have a book called How Do Apples Grow? Also, Eric Carle'sThe Tiny Seed is good for learning about the life cycle of seeds and seasons.Good luck!! |
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