We All Celebrate!

We All Celebrate!
by Chitra Soundar (Author) and Jenny Bloomfield (Illustrator)
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Booktalk: Everyone in the world has something to celebrate. But we don’t all celebrate in the same way everywhere. In this collection of celebrations from around the world, you’ll find well-known festivals, anniversaries and parties as well as less familiar celebrations.

Snippet: To mark the start of the new year, the Maori people of New Zealand celebrate Nga mata o te ariki o Tawhirimatea, which means “the eye of the god of Tawhirimatea” and is shortened to Matariki. It is a time of growth and change. Matariki is the name of the cluster of stars that rise in mid-winter (June/July) and signals the start of a new year.

Nonfiction Monday

It’s Nonfiction Monday!

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Fabulous Facts

My new Focus on STEM column, Fabulous Facts, is in the December Quick Tips for Schools and Libraries newsletter.

Snippet: Satisfy readers who love unusual facts with these new books. Over the long winter break, students can try science-based “magic spells,” learn about their own “weird” body parts, and join citizen science projects. No tests required–just curiosity!

It’s STEM Friday! (STEM is Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)

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