Barbara a Fanson

This 2021 Wildlife calendar is one you'll want to save. Some pages feature baby animals, birds, waterfowl, insects, or butterflies of southern Ontario. All the photographs are labeled so you can learn more about local birds and animals. Each month, you'll turn the page to see photographs of birds or insects or wildlife. American and Canadian holidays are listed on the calendar.

Shirl the Squirrel, Foxy and other animals are preparing for winter. Add 3 villains and you have a fun, but educational story. Can Shirl the Squirrel and Foxy get away from a dog, goose, and a hawk? Did Shirl fall or did she have a nice autumn? Some squirrels stash their cache in a dark, cool midden (hiding place) for years. Learn more about other animals, cones, acorns, and leaves in this adventurous tale. Read all of the Shirl the Squirrel Adventure books.

Get Your Book Published focuses on producing your books--1 copy or 100 copies. Find out about print-on-demand printing, online uploading and publishing, and how you can sell copies worldwide. Gain valuable information on designing the interior pages or a book and how to create a book cover. Discover where to get an ISBN or barcode for the back cover.Some businesses are now using books like a business card. Other people want to print copies of their genealogical research. Maybe you want to share family recipes. Or you have an idea for a seminar that other people will find interesting. Do you have a story that beckons to be printed?Barbara Fanson is an author and graphic designer. She has had 2 books published by Self-Counsel Press, a traditional book publisher, and has self-published over 30 books. She has written and illustrated 2 children's picture books, a historical fiction book, 2 non-fiction photographic books, a baby record book, and 20 software instruction manuals.

Hunting for food is never easy when you're a squirrel--especially if you can't climb trees. Join Shirl the Squirrel and her friend Earl the Squirrel as they overcome obstacles in the search for food. Attacked by a blue jay and chased by a cat, they manage to get away. Can Shirl keep Earl from finding out her secret?

Tragedy on the TwentyCan you imagine raising four children under four during the depression-without a husband?The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the second year in a row. Will they defeat the New York Rangers to win the coveted cup two years in a row? Famous bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde have another shoot-out with police. Will they get caught this time? German Chancellor Adolph Hitler is making changes in Germany that has the rest of the world taking notice. It's April 1933 and while others are looking forward to the upcoming Easter long weekend, twenty-five-year old Janetta Fanson is planning a funeral. Her life is suddenly spiraling downhill; this is not the life that she and her husband had planned together. With three children under four-and a fourth on the way-Janetta must raise her children with no job or driver's license during the worst year of the depression. Travel with Janetta on her journey of self-discovery, through inquests and decisions, and learn how she reclaims her life and starts to live again.

It's hard to believe that a creepy crawly caterpillar will turn into a graceful, beautiful monarch butterfly. Join Mariposa the monarch butterfly as she watches a monarch go through the four stages of an insect's life in 1 month: egg, larva, pupa, and adult.Add a few villains and you have an interesting adventure while learning more about the life cycle and predators of monarchs.Bigger, Bigger Caterpillar showcases a magnificent butterfly's journey of growth with eye-popping illustrations, fun facts about a monarch's life cycle, the role that pollinators play in our ecosystem, and how to help this endangered species.Will Mariposa, the monarch butterfly, escape the grip of a praying mantis? Will an ant bite the caterpillar?A treasury of nature, discovery, and mindfulness through the joy of reading This is one of several nature books that celebrate the joy and curiosity of exploring the world around us.

Students learn how to handle the struggles of the COVID-19 restrictions in this interesting keepsake story Invasion of the Thistles. Students conquer invasive species to take control during COVID-19. Thistles take over when people stop using the playground due to the coronavirus lockdown. Can the students use their social media savvy to get others to help them eradicate the prickly pests before the restrictions are lifted? How will they confront Queen Bea who wants to save the thistles for the bees? Will 'les trois amis' conquer the prickly pests, take back the abandoned park, and prevent another Covid casualty?Unfortunately, this story is based on true events during the Covid-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020. Students learn how to deal with the struggles of a contagious virus that has spread around the world. They develop techniques for online learning as well as maintaining social distances.Author Barbara Fanson pulled over 240 thistles from her local playground so children will eventually use the swings.

Fiction or Non-Fiction? It's not easy building a nest with only a beak to carry dry weeds and mud. Robin has to fight the wind while building a nest. Then she has to protect her baby birds and look for food constantly.From egg to Robin, this photographic book shares the life cycle of four robin eggs. Add two predators and you have an interesting story of survival. Will the baby birds or fledglings learn to fly?An engaging and educational story about a robin, who builds a nest, feeds her baby chicks, watches the fledglings leave the nest, and protects them from 2 predators.

It's not easy building a nest with only a beak to carry dry weeds and mud. Robin has to fight the wind while building a nest. Then she has to protect her baby birds and look for food constantly.From egg to Robin, this photographic book shares the life cycle of four robin eggs. Add two predators and you have an interesting story of survival.Robin Sees a Monster is an educational and interesting fiction book based on facts.

It's not easy building a nest with only a beak to carry dried weeds and mud. Robin has to fight the wind while building a nest. Then protect her baby birds from a monster with a gadget and a cat that can hear the peeps of her baby birds. From egg to Robin, this photographic book shares the life cycle of four robin eggs. Add two predators and you have an interesting story of survival. Get more activity sheets on our website: http: //fanson.ne

The objective was to photograph buildings today to preserve the memory for tomorrow. This book combines the photography, architecture, and history of Dundas, Ontario into an interesting book.

My objective is to photograph buildings today to preserve the memory for tomorrow.Develop a better understanding to the type of buildings that were erected during certain periods of time in your neighbourhood. Learn architectural terms for unique features that you've admired in a house or commercial building.As a child, I walked past these buildings on my way to school. I never really appreciated them until I got older. Many are gone or changed.Barbara Fanson is a graphic designer, author, and college professor. This book combines my interest in photography, architecture, and writing.Barbara has written over thirty books, including Tragedy on the Twenty and Milestones & Memories.