Ivy and I discovered Michelle Knudsen's heartwarming tale of a young "chick" named Argus. Andrea Wesson's whimsical illustrations depict the tale of a young girl name Sally and her struggles with having a "different" chick, Argus, in the class science project. Her classmates have adorable fuzzy yellow chicks, but Sally's "chick" tries to eat the other chicks and likes to dig holes in the ground. When Argus disappears one day, will Sally be able to get another chick like the other students.....or will she decide "different" is something special? Find out in Argus.
Sally's class was doing a science project. Mrs. Henshaw
handed out the eggs.
"Mine looks different," said Sally.
"Now, Sally," said Mrs. Henshaw, "don't be
difficult. Some eggs are just different."
Welcome to Ivy's Vine! Tired of making fruitless google searches looking for the "best books" for your child? Here is a website guided by a five-year-old. Ivy, with her mommy's help, has compiled a list of her favorite books. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. Warning: They will only be placed on the website if they have been approved by the bookworm herself: Ivy.
Showing posts with label Children's Stories about being different. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Children's Stories about being different. Show all posts
Monday, June 25, 2012
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