The cover picture is taken from Happy Alphabet Book, but most of the exercises are my own. The first part of the book presents the letters in threes and fours, followed by exercises for each group of letters, with constant revision.
The second part of the book, Homework sheets, consists of handwriting sheets taken from an alphabet site (unfotunately i have forgotten which). The third part of the book are letter and picture alphabet cards for children to cut out. My kids loved it last year. I hope you like it as well.
Using the notes from my lessons last year, I have made these teacher's notes. They follow the book and present the alphabet in 20 lessons. There is also a games bank for the games mentioned in the lesson plans.
"It’s not my fault!” Art declared. “My supplies have a mind of their own!” In this delightful tale of the power of the imagination, Art’s supplies come to life in the studio, creating mayhem and magic—and art!
Running away is a lot more fun when you let your family come too. For Sara and her little sister Annie, a quiet Saturday ends with a bout of sibling bickering. When Daddy intervenes with some firm words, Sara crossly announces she’s running away … and Annie can come too.
Gr. 1-3. When his smart, messy older brother, Wayne, goes to science camp, Jeff grabs the chance to tidy up their room, and he throws away the yucky, moldy lunch containers under Wayne's bed. Then Jeff discovers that Wayne was growing the mold for a science project, so he calls on his friend Layla to help him decipher Wayne's notes, search the Internet, and work out how to use all kinds of foods to grow all kinds of mold.
From iridescent blue swallowtails and brilliant orange monarchs to the worlds tiniest butterfly (Western Pygmy Blue) and the largest (Queen Alexandra's Birdwing), an incredible variety of butterflies are celebrated here in all of their beauty and wonder.
