Especiales de a la Orilla del Viento: El Lapiz (Board book)

from johannai

Great for young readers and writers - I use in my wordless book bin to help illustrate that children can both read and write before children are facile with reading and writing utilizing words.

from pataustin

Share this imaginative redo of Harold and the Purple Crayon alongside Browne's Big Bear Book to share with students the joys of imaginative play. With a line, the little girl engages in all kinds of play - jumping rope, blowing bubbles, rolling hoops -- and confronts conflict too. What's this loo...

from Sullywriter

What you can do with simple things when you have a big imagination.

from agrudzien

Similar to Harold and the Purple Crayon, a young girl begins by drawing a line on the floor. Soon the line is a wave, then a monster that almost eats her until she is saved by a drawing of a bear. There is a young boy at the end of the book that may have "saved" her with the bear, or may be picki...