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Karen Reczuch

Auteur de Morning on the Lake

14 oeuvres 425 utilisateurs 27 critiques

Œuvres de Karen Reczuch

Morning on the Lake (1997) — Illustrateur — 127 exemplaires
The Dust Bowl (1996) — Illustrateur — 77 exemplaires
Salmon Creek (2002) — Illustrateur — 63 exemplaires
Loon (2011) — Illustrateur — 39 exemplaires
The Auction (1990) — Illustrateur — 27 exemplaires
Laura: A Childhood Tale of Laura Secord (2000) — Illustrateur — 26 exemplaires
Just Like New (1995) — Illustrateur — 18 exemplaires
Melted Star Journey (1999) — Illustrateur — 12 exemplaires
Ghost Cat (2001) — Illustrateur — 10 exemplaires
The story of life on earth (2000) — Illustrateur — 10 exemplaires
Sure as Strawberries (1993) — Illustrateur — 6 exemplaires
This New Baby (1998) — Illustrateur — 5 exemplaires
The Harvest Queen (1997) — Illustrateur — 4 exemplaires
L'Art Raconte une Hostoire (2003) 1 exemplaire

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An Ojibway grandfather and grandson spend time together, learning about the ways of Nature during three excursions into the wild, Morning, Noon, and Night. The encounter loons, an eagle, and a pack of timber wolves in their journeys.
 
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LarisaAWhite | 7 autres critiques | Nov 18, 2021 |
In this book, Matthew hears a story from his grandfather about the farm. In this story, his grandfather explains their experience of the dust bowl.
This book is an example of historical fiction because it has historical facts, but the characters are not people that really lived during that time period. The Dust Bowl is a real historical event that happened, but Matthew and his family are fictional characters.
Age Appropriateness: late primary- early intermediate
Media: paint
 
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khofer15 | 12 autres critiques | Sep 29, 2017 |
This fiction book is about a boy and his grandfather canoeing on a lake. In this book there are 3 stories. The first is about the beauty of the lake they are canoeing on. The second is about hiking as the sun rises, and the third is about hiking and finding shelter as the sun sets. The main theme of this book is learning how to respect nature and find his own place in the world. This book has notable features such as descriptive illustrations. I would use this book as an instructional application to introduce the topic of respect and learning about yourself.… (plus d'informations)
 
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lhoanzl | 7 autres critiques | May 1, 2017 |
This is a retelling of Matthew's grandfather's experiences during the drought of the 1930's. His Grandfather explains how life was difficult, the good and the bad, and yet because of his love for the land, he could not leave. Matthew's family now tries to determine if they have the courage to stay on the farm through this latest drought.
I would classify this as realistic fiction because it is based on true people, but the people are not real people.
I would read this book to second through seventh grade.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Michaiah.Annear | 12 autres critiques | Apr 10, 2017 |

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Œuvres
14
Membres
425
Popularité
#57,429
Évaluation
4.0
Critiques
27
ISBN
34
Langues
1

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