Book Activities with Have You Ever Seen a Flower? written by Shawn Harris

My kids and I love the book Have You Ever Seen a Flower? This book lends itself to multiple learning opportunities for my preschooler and toddler to learn through play. Initially, I bought it because of the neon illustrations that drew me in, and I was obsessed with how the illustrator created movement and action …

Dalia’s Wondrous Hair Book Review & Activities

We love Dalia's Wondrous Hair by Laura Lacámara! This book was a delight to read aloud to my children this week. My daughter especially loved this book. https://videopress.com/v/A7OFqSTn?autoPlay=true&posterUrl=https%3A%2F%2Flivelearnliteracy.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2021%2F05%2FDalias-Wondrous-Hair.jpg&preloadContent=metadata How would you summarize the book Dalia's Wondrous Hair?  A little girl named Dalia is creating something magical in her hair. Her mother is supportive of this …

Mossy Book Activities

As a teacher, I loved the two weeks every year during winter when I read Jan Brett's books to my class and watched them marvel at the illustrations and stories. Books like The Mitten and The Gingerbread Baby were always favorite Jan Brett books in my classroom. Now that I am home with my kids, I love reading her …

Camouflage Chameleon Activities & Books  

In the springtime, I love reading books about insects, bugs, and all things nature-related. And this year, I added another unit about animals that camouflage to bring in some of my daughter's preschool standards she needs to learn. Our favorite books and activities for chameleons and other animals that share this adaptation are included below. …

Camouflage Sensory Book Activity With The Invisible Lizard

My kids loved looking for the chameleon on each page in the Invisible Lizard by Kurt Cyrus & illustrated by Andy Atkins. This inspired the sensory play bins I made as follow-up activities for them. Materials for the Camouflage Sensory Tray Green colored ricePainted chickpeasLegumesBook- Invisible Lizard by Kurt Cyrus & illustrated by Andy AtkinsSensory …

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