Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Family - Multigenerational

Grandma's in our hearts, you see.

Where Did My Sweet Grandma Go?: A Preschooler's Guide to Losing a Loved One gently leads little ones and their parents into meaningful conversations about death, grief, and eternal love. This beautiful picture book is filled with watercolor paintings by author Lauren Flake, as well as original artwork by the author's late mother, Dixie Benton Stucky, whom she lost to early onset Alzheimer's disease in 2013, while Lauren was pregnant with her youngest daughter.

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In the rural community of Gee's Bend, African American women have been making quilts for generations. They use scraps of old overalls,...

Spend a Saturday with Sunny as she prepares to visit her Grandmother "Big Momma."

Big Momma teaches Sunny how to bake a homemade peach cobbler.

Sunny's Peach Cobbler includes primary and extended family. Story is based upon a long standing family story and includes the original recipe.

-A lesson plan outline is also available as a Teaching Guide that assists with meaningful skill development in language, literacy, and math. Great story to aid Teacher-Child interactions in small groups. This is particularly important for supporting the learning of children who are...

Based on the true life adventures of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother Paul Gregory Townsend, during the Great Depression years, 1929 through 1931, when Clarissa was between three and five years old. It was a different world back then – no cell phones or computers or television. Children got up to all kinds of mischief ! This first collection of stories begins with the famiy living in the village of Clayton, Michigan. Later they will move to the country where they will build a new home – and the adventures will continue...

Remember the way children’s...

Based on the true life adventures of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother Paul Gregory Townsend, during the Great Depression years, 1929 through 1931, when Clarissa was between three and five years old. It was a different world back then – no cell phones or computers or television. Children got up to all kinds of mischief! This first collection of stories begins with the family living in the village of Clayton, Michigan. Later they will move to the country where they will build a new home – and the adventures will continue... Remember the way children’s books used to...