Do you plan to read this with a child you know?
Posted: 10 May 2017, 12:23
Since Farmer Beau's Farm is a children's book, are you planning to read it with a child you know? Why or why not?
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That's awesome that you're planning on reading it with several children! I agree this works with families and with new students coming into the classroom.AlwaysWorthIt wrote:Absolutely. I plan to adopt multiple children and this book seems like a great book for a child to read.
It was a great book for a child that is old enough to read and one that can recognize feelings of a new sibling coming to the home, no matter how. (Birth/foster/adoptions). I love that there are books out there like this. Children need something to help them adjust and books are a great way of doing that.
Thinking about it, it might even be good for new students coming to the classroom. Bringing in new people can always be difficult on a child.
Good point about Bamma's role in this read. It's definitely one that may bother those girls who want more in life.gaporter wrote:There are only a few children in my family right now, and I don't think I'd read this book with them. Honestly, these little girls would likely be put off by the fact that Bamma "busied herself in the house." It's a bit old fashioned.
I agree with this. I would also read it with preschoolers and a little bit older, focusing on the theme of kindness and acceptance.Amagine wrote:I teach toddlers and this book is probably a little too long for them. If I taught preschool than yes, it would be a great book to read because we can discuss all the different themes and messages of the book. I would especially read it if I was focusing on the theme of kindness.
That's awesome! You'll have to let us know if your daughter enjoyed the book.Moniquejm wrote:Absolutely yes. I downloaded the books because i wanted to share and read it together with my daughter.
That part bothered me as well. I understand that they worked on a farm and that she is shown working outside/in the barn in a couple of pictures, but it was very gender divided.gaporter wrote:There are only a few children in my family right now, and I don't think I'd read this book with them. Honestly, these little girls would likely be put off by the fact that Bamma "busied herself in the house." It's a bit old fashioned.
I will read this book to my nephews and nieces. I want them to be animal lovers like me. I want them to realize and appreciate the amazing personality of every animal.hsimone wrote:Since Farmer Beau's Farm is a children's book, are you planning to read it with a child you know? Why or why not?
I'm sure that your little ones will enjoy this book and I'm so glad to hear that you will be sharing it with them! It's great bonding time between adults and children.Cheeky wrote:I have 2 Little some ones that i will be shareing with. Great book.
That's a great activity that you could do with your sons! I'm sure they would enjoy role playing different animals!Marika Tabone wrote:I would love to read this book with my two sons. My eldest is an animal lover. He would surely enjoy this book. It would be a good opportunity for them to learn more about kindness and tolerance. We could even act it out. We love role playing.