THIS EDITION IS INTENDED FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A child observes the coming of winter and its effects on the weather, animals, and plants. Includes suggestions for wintertime activities.
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PreSchool-Grade 1-This companion to It's Fall (2001) and It's Spring (2002, both Millbrook) is an exemplary exploration of a season. From the first spread, readers view an enthusiastic girl who delves into the pleasures and treasures of winter: "I chase and zigzag/here/and/there,/catching snowflakes in the air./They land on my face and on my hair./I stick out my tongue/and catch one./Yum!" The arrival of new snow overnight transforms the world around her into a rollicking playground. She takes a pleasant walk with her dog and describes the wonders of nature when bats, bees, and several other animals hibernate; active life goes on underneath a frozen pond, and birds and deer are about. At night, Orion takes precedence in the sky. Soon the days grow longer, the sun feels stronger, and there is a hint of change, but there is still time to sled and hope for another snow. Swan's beautiful cut-paper artwork is colorful, crisp, and stark. Rich textures bring depth to the lively scenes and the double-page spreads will give young readers much to ponder. Make room on your shelves for this fresh offering.
Meghan R. Malone, Turner Free Library, Randolph, MA
Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
Meghan R. Malone, Turner Free Library, Randolph, MA
Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
From Booklist
K-Gr. 3. The third book in the Celebrate the Seasons series, this combines a cheerfully illustrated paean to winter with a pinch of science. The text begins by evoking the feelings of winter: the joy of catching snowflakes on the tongue, the anticipation of wondering just how much snow will fall, and the warmth generated by making snow angels and building snowmen. In addition to the fun, there are descriptions of several creatures' hibernation habits, creatively illustrated in cross sections showing the insides of underground and underwater hiding places. A list of suggested nature activities adds to the scientific focus. The intricate, brightly colored cut-paper-and-paint illustrations evoke the crispness of winter and are simply fun to look at. Similar in appearance to Jan Carr's Frozen Noses (1999), but for a slightly older audience. Diane Foote
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
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Linda Glaser's grandparents emigrated from eastern Europe in the late 1800's to New York City, where they first saw the huge statue. Also the author of the immigrant novel, BRIDGE TO AMERICA, Ms. Glaser lives in Duluth, MN.
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Goes along with other book I just reviewed that I got for my daughters' January classroom
study - they are kindergarteners and will learn all about snow and can incorporate this book in their projects. Illustrations are wonderful and makes winter fun!
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We love this entire series of books on the seasons. The illustrations are fabulous, and the books capture the essence of each season perfectly. My children love just looking at the pictures over and over again. We checked these books out from our local library so many times that I decided we needed to invest and buy our own copies.
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It's Winter,
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I like this book to read to children at least 7 and older. It is a wonderful book to discuss winter with them and it has a very good educational component to it. It is not just saying "in winter is cold" It actually makes people understand about winter and it being one of the seasaons of the year.
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- Hot Links: Literature Links for the Middle School Curriculum by Cora M. Wright on page 3, page 119, and page 120
- Snowplows (Pull Ahead Books Mighty Movers) by Jeffrey Zuehlke in Back Matter
- Literature for Lively Lessons by Sheila Edwards on page 35
- Folks Call Me Appleseed John (Picture Yearling Book) by Andrew Glass in Back Matter
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