Stewart, Melissa, and Higgins Bond. A place for birds. Atlanta, Ga: Peachtree,
2009. Print.
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Age Group:
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3 to 4 years
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Book Format:
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Picture Book
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Annotation:
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A great picture book to introduce the young reader to
conservation as well as providing challenges to the more advanced young
readers. Each set of pages is divided into 2 sections with colorful
illustrations of birds in their environment.
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Personal Reaction:
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The main sections provide age appropriate prose that
discusses basic living places for birds and how people help birds to live and
grow. Each set of pages end with the same words providing repetition so the
children can join actively in the reading. The second section on the set of
pages provides information about specific birds using a higher level of words
for the advanced reader.
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Keywords/Tags:
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Birds; Environment-Conservation-Wildlife; Habitats
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Early Literacy Skills Enhancements:
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The book works well for literacy skills as it
grows with the reader. Due to it having both simple and complex text on the
same page the reader can develop print awareness, vocabulary, phonological
awareness, and print motivation.
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Sunday, April 28, 2013
A place for birds Written & Illustrated by Melissa Stewart and Higgins Bond
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