Wednesday, August 6, 2014

A Pigeon Tale Visits Our School!


I first realize that something magical is going to happen when
I receive this package in the mail.


The author reads the story accompanied with music by the illustrator.

It is a packed library, but the children are mesmerized.



The illustrator paints moments from the book.

Lucky children!

The author shares music with a student.

What a great day! Thank you, author Dana Knox Wright and illustrator Harriet Myrick!


P.S. A little serendipity:
The author and illustrator told us that one of their pigeons had, sadly, died.
One of our teachers raises pigeons,
and was able to procure a baby that day for A Pigeon Tale!


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37 comments:

  1. Wow, that is quite the day! I'm sure the kids loved it.

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  2. Love that packaging. Such a treat.

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  3. So beautifully presented and I love the children's art.

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  4. What fun! I am glad the author could come out and read her book to the class. And the illustrator too! How exciting!

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  5. How fun for the kids! I'm sure they loved it.

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  6. I still remember an author/illustrator visit when I was in elementary school! So glad to hear the kids enjoyed it :)

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  7. Such a great event!! Once an author came to our school and her book became my favorite :)

    Happy WW!
    Shere y Paul

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  8. Desde luego que fue un momento mágico lo que ocurrió en la biblioteca!!!


    Besos

    . Raquel

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  9. Encontrarse en la biblioteca en esos momentos mágicos entre lectores y autores. ♥
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  10. The kids seem to be having a blast!
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  11. What a fun day. The kids are so lucky.

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  12. Such an experience to see a book come alive through all their senses! I'm sure the children will remember this their entire lives. :)

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  13. What a fabulous event. Are you actually in school right now? Or was this last Spring? I wish I was there.

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  14. Awwww!!! What wonderful day for the kids!!!

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  15. I would have loved this! Probably as much as the kids did.

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  16. Looks like there are so much fun. I have never been to such event.

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  17. When I was teaching, I used to love special events like this. Looks like a great experience for everyone concerned.

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  18. What a great experience for the children to actually meet the people who made this book happen. They will remember that for years!

    Sean at His and Her Hobbies

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  19. That is so fun! I wish they would do more author events in schools!

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  20. How wonderful! With the author reading and music accompaniment by the illustrator. Wish I could be there sitting on the carpet with the kids. :)

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  21. What a great idea! This author's enthusiasm should surely instill a love of reading in those children. I'm sure this was a day they'll never forget.
    I'm featuring Mt. Rainier National Park again for today's Saturday Snapshot post.

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  22. What a wonderful event! Thanks for sharing...and here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST

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  23. I soon will have great grandchildren that would love this book. Now they are a bit too little. But I am going to add it to my list to buy for them. Thanks for sharing.

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  24. What a great experience for everyone involved!

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  25. How totally fun. You make me want to move "down" to elementary grades.

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  26. What a fun opportunity for these kids! I remember my uncle use to raise pigeons when I was little. I loved it when he would use them to send a message to someone and they would come back home. That was really a cool thing to a little kid!

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