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Arthur "Art" Bieri was born in New York City, New York and grew up in Long Branch, New Jersey. He served four years in the United States Air Force, 1950-1954, Korea 1953, with an honorable discharge. He graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. degree in 1958 and a M.S. degree in 1964 in Physical Education. He received a standard Principals Certificate from the State of Oklahoma in 1971. He has been a teacher of elementary physical education, supervisor of elementary physical education and elementary school principal for The Stillwater Public Schools, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Art taught aquatics for challenged children, developed a library program for The Stillwater Public Schools, authored the Children's Game Book, was Executive Director of the Governor's Council on physical fitness, 1964, was chosen one of twelve physical education/fitness leaders in the United States, 1965, was an aquatic water safety instructor trainer, a member of the American Red Cross and a past aquatic director of the Young Men's Christian Association.
Art has many awards. His interests include writing and the culinary and floral arts.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Evokes Creativity About Nature Facing Progress,
This review is from: A Squirrel's Dilemma (Paperback)
Art Bieri writes about a community of squirrels and their adjustment to change as the squirrel's environment is changed to make way for a community project. Progress forces some squirrels to make a home elsewhere, but there was one squirrel that made a different choice.
Except for the cover and one small black and white picture at the end of the book there are no pictures, so it is a quick story to read. I found it was hard to keep the interest of the younger age children because they wanted pictures, but the older children seemed interested in the story to the end. The ending of the story seemed to leave my group of readers to want to speculate. A great way to stir writing creativity in children is to not have a resolute ending. Some of the older children added their own ending of what they thought happened to the squirrels. Reviewer recommends "A Squirrel's Dilemma" to elementary schools, parents and grandparents, and churches. Reviewed by Jewel Sample, MS; Award-winning author of Flying Hugs and Kisses, also translated: Besos y abrazos al aire (Spanish edition).
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