ACTIVITIES * TEACHING RESOURCES * LESSON PLANS * REVIEWS
Tell Me a Season by Mary McKenna Siddals illustrated by Petra Mathers Clarion Books / 1997 Picture Book Nature displays different colors to announce the seasons of the year and the time of day. LOOK INSIDE! - sample pages BUY at Amazon.com (U.S.) BUY at Amazon.ca (Canada) |
ACTIVITIES for kids
NEW! Can you identify each of The Four Seasons?
Spin your way through the Four Seasons with this game Cycle through seasonal changes in Round and Round Dress for the seasons in this Wacky Weather game Make a 3D Calendar Town to take you through the seasons Experiment with colors in Paint Splat Match colors with words in these three online games Explore color with Magic Paint Brush Create a Color Symphony with this experiment Play the xylophone with Darby's Colorful Music Keys Make Singing Glass, a water xylophone Stretch into colors with some Rainbow Yoga TEACHING RESOURCES and LESSON PLANSNEW! Mother Nature's Color Game (TLC)
NEW! Four Seasons - a traditional Chinese game NEW! Day and Night Activity Theme (ChildFun) Seasons module storybook & learning activities (GLOBE) Every Year There Are Four Seasons (Gryphon House) Journey North - Journey South Tracking seasonal change (Annenberg Media) Let's Think About Day and Night (PBS) Paint a Morning, Noon and Night Triptych The Colors of Nature (Science for Ohio) Weaving Nature's Colors (Gryphon House) Colors All Around: A Theme Unit About Colors Color Activities for Kids Activities for The Colors of Us by Karen Katz (pdf) What Color Am I? project (pdf) Paper Chromatography (Gryphon House) | REVIEWSA book of simple but deeply gratifying pleasures.
—Publishers Weekly The pages will be smudged by the enthusiastic pointing of little fingers. —Kirkus Reviews Cheerful yet elegant, spare yet satisfying, compact yet enveloping... Both author and artist capture the seasons with poetic intensity and wonder... —American Library Association Booklist Vibrant watercolors reflect the text's simplicity and clarity. --The Horn Book This small and simple concept book... is well done without being overdone, and the size (a square seven inches) is just right. —School Library Journal All-season bedtime read. --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books One house and two young children move through the seasons with the help of clear, expressive words and jewel-like art. —"Capitol Choices" Noteworthy Books for Children A preschool audience will delight in the friendly words and bold, colourful images. —Canadian Children's Book Centre "Our Choice" Brings the seasons alive through descriptive text and vivid illustrations.... —Education Today "Great Picks" Each painting seems to evolve into the next, just as the seasons do. This is a small, beautiful book. Grab it. —Ellen Freilich in Variety Online Entertainment Report A visually stunning introduction to colors and the calendar. —Books for Growing Minds The text is simple but musical... Petra Mathers' art shines... Great for the very young. —Eileen Spinelli in A Child's Book Nook A fine, small-size book for teaching young children about seasons, colors, and day/night, as well as for developing early awareness of nature and observation skills. --Infotech The sophistication and wit here make this book a stand-out. --Yellow Brick Road |
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