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Vivian is terrific, and though I have yet to read this book it sounds really great – a perfect book for parents who need a few summer activities. Thanks for sharing. And I’m going to be needing the recipe for those apple muffins!!!! 🙂
Just think of lots of cinnamon, ginger, applesauce, fresh apples and raisins. Oh, and honey!
You’re making me hungry 🙂
Thank you, Susanna! When I do the second book in the series, I will definitely have to use some of the newer books written by this amazing kidlit community…the PPBF contributors and the 12 x 12 group. 🙂
Wish I could have been in her class: Good morning, Mrs. Kirkfield! Great post and nod to what sounds like an incredible mound of resource materials!
Isn’t she great. On her site, it looks like she’s doing a lot with the Colorado schools, so many children are benefitting from her expertise.
Hi Julie…and I wish you could have been as well..can you imagine a kindergarten class with all of the kidlit people who contribute to Susanna’s PPBF…WOW…I’m sure all of you were in love with books right from the start. 🙂 My wish is that Show Me How finds its way into preschool classrooms, libraries, daycare facilities and into the hands of parents and homeschoolers everywhere. Thanks so much for your kind words. 🙂
What a beautiful way to start my day! Kirsten, I love the review you did and thank you so much for your enthusiasm and words of praise. 🙂 Most importantly, I’m thrilled that you and your children enjoyed the suggested books and activities…wonderful photos you took! I hope the review encourages lots of parents, teachers and librarians to check out the book and buy a copy. 🙂
The boys and I certainly give it two thumbs up. We’ll be spreading the word.
Sounds like a great resource. What I want to know is did ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ survive the above tug-of-war?
Thank goodness, yes. But their antics are an argument against buying paperbacks.
Sounds like a great resource! 🙂
Two thumbs up!
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I agree with others.. I also have not read the book, but it sounds a great resource! 🙂
We have lots of science activity books and kids’ cookbooks, but this one is definitely different since it combines the two.
This book is great! I will review it later this summer. I love books with activities for everyone! 🙂
Hopefully you and Josie won’t tug-of-war over the book the way my two did. 🙂
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