Pick a Pumpkin Mrs. Millie!
Mrs. Millie has a silly way with words that keeps her kindergartners on their toes during a farm field trip to a pumpkin patch.
Mrs. Millie has a silly way with words that keeps her kindergartners on their toes during a farm field trip to a pumpkin patch.
Illustrated with beautiful woodcut prints, this book is a rhyming introduction to farm animals for young readers.
It’s hard being the new kid in school, especially when you don’t speak English. On her second day with her new class Farah takes a trip to the apple orchard where she discovers that many things in her new home are just like the things she left behind.
What happens in the country when everyone is asleep? The nighttime world awakens, and the air is filled with their sounds.
A young boy hears a barn dance in the middle of the night. He goes to investigate and discovers a room full of dancing farm animals.
When Miss Bridie comes to America she chooses to bring her shovel over all her other belongings, and it helps her in every aspect of her new life.
The scarecrow longs to be friends with the animals who live in his field, but they are too afraid to come near him. One winter day he is disguised by a snowstorm and the animals decide he isn’t so scary after all.
Review activities that happen on the farm and animals that live there. Make the connection between farms and the food we eat each day, emphasizing the importance of community farms. Introduce letter writing, specifically thank you letters, and guide students in writing thank you letters to farmers in your county or region.
Introduce students to different farm animals and what food and materials they can provide us and our community.