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Read Aloud Books During Tough Seasons

Sunday, August 30th, 2020

Penguin and Pinecone: A Friendship Story by Salina Yoon.

Bloomsbury Publishing, Inc. (Walker & Company)

 

The COVID 19 Pandemic closed many schools.  Many people practiced “social distancing” to keep safe and to stay healthy.  Teachers began teaching online or providing “distant learning” to their students using read aloud books.  These books provided teachable moments and encouraged discussions.

 

Read Aloud books, such as Penguin and Pinecone:  A Friendship Story, by Salina Yoon, helped kids find ways to show how they cared about someone.

 

 

 

Here’s a reference to one of the pages:   “Penguin and Pinecone may have been apart, but they always stayed in each other’s hearts.”

 

Reading books during tough times helps kids to feel safe, love, and experience the warmth of hope for better times to come.   

 

Essential Question: How do you keep in touch with someone you care about?

 

Educator’s Guide created by Grace Nall for Salina Yoon’s book, Penguin and Pinecone can be found at the following websites: http://SalinaYoon.com/HOME.html

and http://www.TeachingSeasons.com/

 

Read Aloud Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UbR1F77N8M

Permission to read aloud book by Author and Illustrator, Salina Yoon. Bloomsbury Publishing, Inc.

 

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