Betsy Franco Bücher

Wer ist die älteste Person, die du kennst? Was würdest du mit einem riesigen Karton machen ? Was tust du, wenn jemand nicht teilen möchte? Wie würden Kinder diese Fragen beantworten? Und wie würden sich ihre Antworten über die Jahre verändern? Dieses Buch enthält 365 Fragen, die Kinder mithilfe ihrer Eltern über drei Jahre hinweg ausfüllen können. So entsteht nicht nur ein tolles Erinnerungsalbum, in dem Eltern und Kinder später gleichermaßen gerne schmökern werden, sondern auch ein schönes Ritual, das Eltern und Kinder in ihren Alltag einbauen können. Man kann an jedem Tag des Jahres mit der Beantwortung der Fragen beginnen: Einfach das aktuelle Datum aufschlagen, die Frage vorlesen und ausfüllen. Das Kind kann dann entweder die Antwort selbst aufschreiben oder es seine Eltern tun lassen. Ist ein Jahr vergangen, startet die nächste Runde – auf jeder Seite ist Platz für drei Antworten. Und während die Jahre ins Land ziehen, kann man nachvollziehen, wie sich die Antworten des Kindes entwickeln. Dieses Buch ist das ideale Geschenk und der perfekte Begleiter für alle, die die Entwicklung ihres Kindes festhalten möchten.

This journal is the perfect family keepsake: A place for parents and children to share the evolution of thoughts, feelings, and dreams over the years, or a journal for kids who want to keep a time capsule of their own ideas about the world—whimsical or serious. Children's author Betsy Franco poses a question each day with only a few lines provided for a response, making this journal the ultimate no-fuss record keeper. Simply turn to today's date and record your child's answer. When you finish the year, move on to the next section. The diary can be started on any day of the year and makes a terrific keepsake or gift for parents. As the years go by you'll notice how your child's answers evolve, sometimes silly, sometimes precocious, but always interesting.

A fun and engaging way for young children to figure out concepts and solving problems on his or her own. Rookie Readers (Ages 5-7) have provided entertaining, high-quality introductions to reading for more than a generation. Each title features full-color, often hilarious illustrations and engaging stories that always involve a young child figuring out concepts or solving problems on his or her own. Three children remake their grandpa's quilt so it will fit him better

Award-winning author Betsy Franco presents an engaging exploration of math topics, including fractions, time measurements, geometry, and graphs, connecting these concepts to children's everyday experiences. The narrative aims to make math relatable and accessible, enhancing young readers' understanding and appreciation of the subject.

Engaging and whimsical, this collection of playful poems invites readers to join in a lively experience, perfect for multiple voices. Capturing the joyful chaos and spirited antics of a school day, the verses encourage collaboration and fun, making it an ideal choice for group readings.

Set by a serene pond, a young girl witnesses the unfolding of nature's circle of life during a summer night. The narrative flows rhythmically, complemented by vibrant and luminous illustrations that highlight the striking beauty of the natural world. This book invites readers to appreciate the intricate connections within nature through its engaging storytelling and stunning artwork.

A fun and engaging way for young children to figure out concepts and solving problems on his or her own. Rookie Readers (Ages 5-7) have provided entertaining, high-quality introductions to reading for more than a generation. Each title features full-color, often hilarious illustrations and engaging stories that always involve a young child figuring out concepts or solving problems on his or her own. A little boy finds different ways to make his baby sister smile.

Describes the many things one can do with fallen leaves.

A troubled acting major's encounter with a bronze sculpture in Stanford's Rodin Sculpture Garden leads to the emergence of a naked, disoriented girl from the statue. Set in 2008, she is an eighteen-year-old with fragmented memories of her life in nineteenth-century Paris, where she served as Rodin's muse and had a passionate affair with him. As she navigates her new reality, her artistic spirit and tumultuous past intertwine, revealing themes of love, creativity, and the struggle to reconcile one's history.

So much can happen in three years in a teen's life. Help them record it all with this daily journal. The perfect gift for a teen, Q&A a Day for Me is a one-sentence diary that prompts any teen to record best friends, worst haircuts, favorite outfits, and embarrassing moments. Filled with 365 questions, one on each page for every day of the year, a teen has the space to write down a short response every year for three years. It’s easy to get started—just turn to today’s date and take a minute to answer the question at the top of the page. As the years pass, he or she will have a keepsake time capsule that shows how much his or her answers change (and which ones remain the same)!