“Cherry blossoms fall— / petals drift in slow motion— / landing on the earth.“
Jon J Muth's 'Hi, Koo!' is a delightful exploration of the seasons through the eyes of the panda bear, Koo. With its haiku-inspired verses and lush watercolor illustrations, it introduces children to the beauty of nature and the art of concise expression. This book is a wonderful tool for teaching about poetry forms, seasonal changes, and the connection between language and nature
“I get it,“ said Michael. “Maybe good luck and bad luck are all mixed up. You never know what will happen next.“ “Yes“, Stillwater agreed. “You never know.“
During the moments that each child has their own moment with Stillwater and learning a new lesson is heartwarming and eye-opening. Afterwards the children have a different view of looking at situations and treating one another as siblings.
Zen Shorts by Jon J Muth. This book won the 2006 Caldecott Honor Award Book. This story is heartwarming and family friendly. The story has 3 mini life-lesson stories inside the actual story. Those mini life-lesson stories make a difference when reading them and relating them to your own life today and how you can see things differently.
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL🚸
Sister aka my daughter Rachael Admin Assitant of the Middle School - (she looks 12, we know)
Grandbaby Jack FOURTH grade
My son Elijah ELEVENTH grade International Baccalaureate
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Fun fact there‘s a whole childhood between my children 🙃 Daughter went to college I had a baby 🤷🏻♀️ science said I‘d never have children..