Jo Brown
Auteur van Where's My Mommy?
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Tall Stories (Contains folder with stickers, book list & book plates, Encourages Education with Small Children) (2006) 4 exemplaren
The Mental Health and Wellbeing of Healthcare Practitioners: Research and Practice (2021) 3 exemplaren
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Secrets of a Devon Wood: My Nature Journal door Jo Brown
Lovely little book. It inspired me to think about and wonder at all the little things that exist around us. I enjoyed the authors enthusiasm and artwork. If fungi and insects - or just amazing facts and drawings on said topics - I would recommend!
Baby Crocodile meets several animals while trying to find his mommy.
A little chick wants to play with his mother but she is sitting on her eggs. So the chick goes and runs, bounces, jumps, rolls, and skips with the other animals on the farm. When he returns to tell his mom, he has new siblings to play with. This is a simple book that I would use in my classroom to teach kids about farm animals. I would use this with the younger grades.
Where's My Mommy? is a book about a baby crocodile that is born without his mother in sight, so he goes on a search to find her and comes across a monkey, tiger, elephant, and a zebra that he thinks are his mother but are not.
I liked this booked because it was funny how the baby crocodile didn't recognize just from looking at the other animals that they were not his mother, and it made me think about my nephew and when he was a baby he would always say "momma" to anyone.
I would use this in my classroom and have all the students draw pictures of their family's and present what they drew and describe what their family looks like. I would also have them draw what they think other children family's look like and discuss what they have drawn and why.… (meer)
I liked this booked because it was funny how the baby crocodile didn't recognize just from looking at the other animals that they were not his mother, and it made me think about my nephew and when he was a baby he would always say "momma" to anyone.
I would use this in my classroom and have all the students draw pictures of their family's and present what they drew and describe what their family looks like. I would also have them draw what they think other children family's look like and discuss what they have drawn and why.… (meer)
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