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July 13, 2017

New Video – The Sense of Smell

This is the script for the video for primary/junior students. The video is here. https://youtu.be/fLsywvtkWDY The sense of smell Did you watch the video on the sense of taste? Then you already know smell is an important part of tasting. But your sense of smell is also important for other reasons. Your sense of smell can … Continue reading New Video – The Sense of Smell
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Published on July 13, 2017 01:29

July 12, 2017

Author Illustrator Claudia Marie Lenart Three Random Questions Interview

Bonnie Ferrante: Welcome Claudia. I’m so excited to be interviewing you. I love your illustrations. I first encountered you when I reviewed Prince Preemie, written by Jewel Kats and illustrated by you using your fiber technique. Could you tell us what exactly you use in your illustrations? Claudia Marie Lenart:  Thank you Bonnie! My illustrations … Continue reading Author Illustrator Claudia Marie Lenart Three Random Questions Interview
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Published on July 12, 2017 01:06

July 11, 2017

Seasons of Joy: Every Day is For Outdoor Play written and illustrated by Claudia Marie Lenart.

I previously reviewed a book that was illustrated by Lenart. I loved the illustrations and was greatly impressed by its uniqueness. I gave the book 5 stars. This picture book is Lenart’s first attempt at writing as well as illustrating. I am very pleased to see that she has competence in both areas. The book … Continue reading Seasons of Joy: Every Day is For Outdoor Play written and illustrated by Claudia Marie Lenart.
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Published on July 11, 2017 01:11

July 10, 2017

My Videos for Kids, Parents and Teachers on Youtube Bonnie0904

https://www.youtube.com/user/Bonnie0904 Preschool to Kindergarten – counting to 5 for teachers and parents- Counting to 3 on the Cheap Preschool to Kindergarten – counting to 5 for teachers and parents – Counting to 5 on the Cheap Preschool to Grade 1 – counting for children – Sing to Ten and Down Again Preschool to Grade 1 – counting, number … Continue reading My Videos for Kids, Parents and Teachers on Youtube Bonnie0904
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Published on July 10, 2017 01:33

July 9, 2017

So Close It Hurt – Recycled Sundays

  If I counted the hours I’ve spent filling out entries for sweepstakes and draws and multiplied it by minimum wage, then added in money I’ve spent on tickets, I could probably pay for my dream holiday: a cross-country balloon ride. But the lure of winning some thing still draws me like a gape- mouthed, … Continue reading So Close It Hurt – Recycled Sundays
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Published on July 09, 2017 02:09

July 8, 2017

The McVentures of Me, Morgan McFactoid – Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow! by Mark S. Waxman. Book Review.

This is a humorous novel written for Junior grade children. Morgan is a loner, not by choice but because he doesn’t seem to fit into the social landscape around him. He has a special relationship with his grandfather, Poppy, who encourages Morgan’s experimentation and attempts to invent new things. Unfortunately, Morgan’s school life is dominated … Continue reading The McVentures of Me, Morgan McFactoid – Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow! by Mark S. Waxman. Book Review.
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Published on July 08, 2017 01:02

The McVentures of Me, Morgan McFactoid – Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow! by Mark S. Book Review.

This is a humorous novel written for Junior grade children. Morgan is a loner, not by choice but because he doesn’t seem to fit into the social landscape around him. He has a special relationship with his grandfather, Poppy, who encourages Morgan’s experimentation and attempts to invent new things. Unfortunately, Morgan’s school life is dominated … Continue reading The McVentures of Me, Morgan McFactoid – Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow! by Mark S. Book Review.
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Published on July 08, 2017 01:02

July 7, 2017

Wolfie by Ame Dyckman. Book Review.

 Click here to buy Wolfie the Bunny Ame Dyckman answers the ever puzzling question of nature versus nurture. She comes down squarely on the side of nurture. In this story, a wolf pup is left on the doorstep of a rabbit family. Mama and Papa instantly love the baby wolf but their daughter, Dot, lives in … Continue reading Wolfie by Ame Dyckman. Book Review.
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Published on July 07, 2017 03:58

July 5, 2017

Buddy’s New Friend by P.T. Finch. Book Review.

If you are thinking of getting a dog and already have a cat, this is the perfect book to share with your children before hand. The author understands animals and deals with them compassionately. Buddy’s New Friend buy link The children realize that Buddy, their cat, is lonely when everyone is away. (Although cats are … Continue reading Buddy’s New Friend by P.T. Finch. Book Review.
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Published on July 05, 2017 01:57

July 4, 2017

Queek’s Race in Outer Space by Carrie Mortleman. Book Review.

  This is a fairly challenging book for children just beginning to read longer texts or early chapter books which doesn’t seem to fit the idea of rhyming. Hellie the elephant and her friend, Queek the mouse, decide to go to Mars to challenge the aliens to a race. The aliens are generous hosts and … Continue reading Queek’s Race in Outer Space by Carrie Mortleman. Book Review.
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Published on July 04, 2017 01:51