Kirjahaku

Jesse's first day of school is NOT off to a good start At home on the farm, Jesse sees tractors in every color of the rainbow He knows colors by the names of the tractors and not by their traditional names.When he shows up at school for the first time, he is all mixed up: are strawberries red, or are they Case, the color of his neighbor's tractor? Is grass green, or is it John Deere, like his mom's tractor? When he calls the colors by the tractor names the other kids laugh at him With a little help from his friends and family, Jesse's classmates come to understand his point of view.

Jesse's first day of school is NOT off to a good start At home on the farm, Jesse sees tractors in every color of the rainbow He knows colors by the names of the tractors and not by their traditional names.When he shows up at school for the first time, he is all mixed up: are strawberries red, or are they Case, the color of his neighbor's tractor? Is grass green, or is it John Deere, like his mom's tractor? When he calls the colors by the tractor names the other kids laugh at him With a little help from his friends and family, Jesse's classmates come to understand his point of view.

Dora and Henry are so excited about the harvest crew gathering in the field behind their house. There are horses, wagons, and all kinds of interesting machines. Look There'stheir father, driving his tractor.It's 1929, and life on the farm is full of adventures. From the top of the strawstack, Dora and Henry can see their whole world. But straw can be as dangerous as quicksand. If anyone should get stuck, only quick thinking will save their lives Dora and the Yellow Strawstack is a charming true story about life on a farm, resourceful thinking, and the bonds of love that bring families together. Kids will love learning all about the farm equipment of the era, and the reminder that when you're alone and afraid, your loved ones are always there to help you.

Dora and Henry are so excited about the harvest crew gathering in the field behind their house. There are horses, wagons, and all kinds of interesting machines. Look There'stheir father, driving his tractor.It's 1929, and life on the farm is full of adventures. From the top of the strawstack, Dora and Henry can see their whole world. But straw can be as dangerous as quicksand. If anyone should get stuck, only quick thinking will save their lives Dora and the Yellow Strawstack is a charming true story about life on a farm, resourceful thinking, and the bonds of love that bring families together. Kids will love learning all about the farm equipment of the era, and the reminder that when you're alone and afraid, your loved ones are always there to help you.

Without warning, a deafening boom drove us to the ground, even Nutaui. I heard my heart pound hard against my chest. Seconds later another earsplitting blast struck us. When low-level flying by NATO jets upsets their way of life, Nanass, a young Innu girl, is eager to join her father and the other members of her Sheshatshiu community in protest. Then her father and other protesters are arrested. Nanass has little to comfort her, except her fathers well-worn ball cap and the promise of the land itself that the Innu people will one day triumph. Nutauis Cap has been translated into two dialects of Innu-aimun, which appear alongside the English; it includes a glossary, map, and backgrounder to tell more of the Innus story. This book is a co-publication by Mamu Tshishkutamashutau Innu Education and Running the Goat, Books & Broadsides