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Planting the Wild Garden by Kathryn O. Galbraith

When reading this book as a class, we learned a bunch of new vocabulary words about nature and the students really enjoyed that. I think its a good book to use when teaching about planting flowers, plants, and other things.

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AlyssaLeach62599 | 5 other reviews | Nov 10, 2020 |

Arbor Day Square by K/h Pathways

This heart warming story tells of Katie and her family as they endeavor to spread a little "green" around their praire town. Speaks to the wonder and beauty of nature....plus offers a background on the holiday and its inception.

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GRgenius | 2 other reviews | Sep 15, 2019 |

Boo, Bunny! by Kathryn O. Galbraith

A book about overcoming fears and working with a partner to make a task easier and safer.

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northerniowadave | 3 other reviews | Jan 20, 2019 |

Boo, bunny! by Kathryn Osebold Galbraith

One shy bunny sets out on a dark Halloween night. The noises all around are frightening. Just when the timid bunny is about to run away, a new friend is made. Together, paw in paw, they bravely knock on a door and shout, "Trick or Treat!" Will they receive a trick or a treat? Pick up a copy of this festive Halloween book to find out.

The Bottom Line: This sweet tale of friendship overcoming shyness is perfect for tots who are a bit afraid to go trick-or-treating. The simple, large text with rhyming words is easy to read for beginning readers. Mack's colorful acrylic illustrations are expressive, sweet, and just a tiny bit spooky. This is the perfect pick for story time or to read alone with your child. Highly recommended for kids ages 3 - 6.

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aya.herron | 3 other reviews | Oct 28, 2018 |

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