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Root Beer and Banana is a story of "Squirt" who goes to the store to get an ice-pop with her Grandpa. She is having trouble choosing so goes outside where she meets Miracle. Miracle is in a tattered dress and is excited with the nickle she found so she can get an ice-pop. Squirt knows ice-pops are a dime but does not let Miracle know but instead goes into the store and convinces her Grandpa to get both flavors 1 for her and 1 for Miracle. The girls go back outside and share their ice-pops and talk like old friends.
Age 5-8
Source Pierce College ECE Library… (mehr)
Age 5-8
Source Pierce College ECE Library… (mehr)
The main character is a girl who makes a friend at a local convenience store. The two girls get different ice-pop flavors and wind up sharing with one another.
Ages: 5-8
Source: In Class Book Share
Ages: 5-8
Source: In Class Book Share
This book is about a little girl named squirt who goes to the store with her grandad, and wants to buy an ice pop. She meets another little girl named Miracle who wants to buy a root beer ice pop with a nickel she found. Squirt invites Miracle into the store and tells her grandad she needs a root beer and banana ice pop, root beer for Miracle. They go outside with their ice pops and talk like old friends. Ages 4 to 8 years old. Timberland library and in class presentations.
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This book would be very relatable for students who have younger siblings. I think it accurately depicts the jealousy and annoyance an older sibling might feel once the attention shifts.
I also love how there is a subtle lesson in not knowing what you have until it’s gone. Marvin is her muse, but she doesn’t know it until he’s away. Sullivan does such a fantastic job of making writing appealing to children by adding small tidbits of Lizzie’s adventurous stories throughout the text. Witnessing Lizzie’s passion and enthusiasm for writing could make other children see the magic and fun of storytelling.… (mehr)