Ball by Mary Sullivan
Balls are great fun, especially if you are a dog that has a special girl to play with every day. But, what happens when the little girl is no longer available? Who will play ball with the dog? Will it be the mother, the baby, the cat, or worse yet...will he be forced to play by himself? Oh no, what will the dog do? IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD!!! To learn more about Mary Sullivan visit, http://www.marysullivan.com.
Shared by Mrs. Manore from Orenda
Book recommendations from your librarians: Mrs. Bruno, Arongen /Mrs. Benson, Chango /Mrs. Ziter, Karigon/Mrs. Bailey, Okte /Mrs. Manore,Orenda /Mrs. Chakmakas, Shatekon /Mrs. Kirby-LeMon, Skano/Mrs. Pierce, Tesago

Showing posts with label award winner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label award winner. Show all posts
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macy's Parade
Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer
of Macy’s Parade by Melissa Sweet
Shared by Mrs. Manore from Orenda
Have you ever watched the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day
Parade? Did you like the music, the
floats, the balloons? Did you ever
wonder why this parade (and very few others) uses balloons? Who came up with the idea of using balloons? That person was Tony Sarg, a well know
puppeteer from Europe who was encouraged by R. H. Macy. Tony Sarg helped with the first Macy’s
Thanksgiving Parade in 1924. But, there
weren’t any giant balloons in this first parade. Instead, there were real animals from the Central
Park Zoo. Soon after, Mr. Macy gave Tony
Sarg a new challenge for the parade. Replace
the live animals! We know that today’s
parade has huge balloons, but how did a puppeteer go from marionettes hanging
below strings to balloons floating above strings? To learn more about Tony Sarg visit, http://www.michenermuseum.org/bucksartists/artist.php?artist=234.
Or, to find more interesting books by Melissa Sweet visit, http://melissasweet.net/.
Shared by Mrs. Manore from Orenda
Labels:
*Gr. 2-3,
*Gr. 4-5,
*Gr. K-1,
award winner,
biography,
nonfiction,
picture book
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead

reviewed by Ms. Pierce at Tesago
One day Sal stops being Miranda's friend. All of a sudden he won't talk to her, or walk home from school with her. Things only get worse when she starts getting mysterious letters from a stranger. These letters are confusing and they talk about events that haven't even happened yet. Meanwhile, Miranda still has to deal with regular sixth grade life and also help her mother prepare to be on the game show The $20,000 Pyramid. How do all these pieces fit together? Who is writing the letters? Who is the laughing man?
Pick this up if you love mysteries.
Pick this up if you love science fiction.
Pick this up if you love great books!
(every kid at Tesago who has read this has LOVED it - trust me on this one!)
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Welcome to the Shen Kids Read Blog!
Your Shenendehowa Elementary librarians would like to share some books with you! Check back here on this blog to see some of the great reading choices for elementary students. We hope that you will enjoy reading for fun this summer and any time during the year!
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Labels:
adventure,
animal fic,
award winner,
graphic novel,
humor,
mystery,
nonfiction,
scary
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