Welcome to Litsy!

“Hundreds of voices fill the sky. How did those birds learn to fly?”

I would use this book with younger students, the poem contains simple words that use a beat. The poem could be used with a science topic as well as with a poetry unit. The short words make for a fast moving pace.

This book is a longer poem about how a baby bird enters the world and is introduced to what is expected. The bay bird inquires about who and what are around him. This poem uses rhyming words along with a beat to show what ages are appropriate to share this poem with. The book contains real pictures of birds and their babies.

“Hundreds of voices fill the sky. How did those birds learn to fly?”

I would use this book with younger students, the poem contains simple words that use a beat. The poem could be used with a science topic as well as with a poetry unit. The short words make for a fast-moving pace.

This book is a longer poem about how a baby bird enters the world and is introduced to what is expected. The bay bird inquires about who and what are around him. This poem uses rhyming words along with a beat to show what ages are appropriate to share this poem with. The book contains real pictures of birds and their babies.

“Hundreds of voices fill the sky. How did those birds learn to fly?”

I would use this book with younger students, the poem contains simple words that use a beat. The poem could be used with a science topic as well as with a poetry unit. The short words make for a fast-moving pace.

This book is a longer poem about how a baby bird enters the world and is introduced to what is expected. The bay bird inquires about who and what are around him. This poem uses rhyming words along with a beat to show what ages are appropriate to share this poem with. The book contains real pictures of birds and their babies.

“It's getting crowed inside this egg. I can't flap a wing or stretch out a leg.“

This poem talks about the journey of a baby crane's navigation in the world. It celebrates life and growth. I would use the book in my classroom if there was a unit about life.

This poem is about a baby crane and learning about the world around it. It shares the baby crane's journey on exploration and illustrates this through the use of rhyming.

Quote:
“It's getting crowed inside this egg. I can't flap a wing or stretch out a leg.“

Blurb:
This poem talks about the journey of a baby crane's navigation in the world. It celebrates life and growth. I would use the book in my classroom if there was a unit about life.

Review:
This poem is about a baby crane and learning about the world around it. It shares the baby crane's journey on exploration and illustrates this through the use of rhyming.

“It's getting crowed inside this egg. I can't flap a wing or stretch out a leg.“

This lighthearted poem highlights the journey of a baby crane's navigation in the world. Overall, it highlights the celebration of life.

This poem explores the journey of a baby crane and its insight on the world around them. It shares the baby crane's journey on exploration and illustrates this through the use of rhyming.