Think of an eel

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A beautiful look at the life cycle of an eel. The watercolor paintings are an inspiration for nature. This book is full of details including time references based on snow melt, moon phases, and seasons. There is an actual size indicator, which many nonfiction book lack.

I loved this book and can't wait to use it as a teacher!/5(8). In graceful verse that matches the rhythm of an eels movement, THINK OF AN EEL relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish. Children follow an eel from the day he is born, deep in the Sargasso Sea, to his years spent in the ocean, then join him on a trip up a freshwater river and return with him back to the sea, where he has A great resource for teachers!/5.

Think of an Eel Paperback – January 1, See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Paperback, Price: $ In graceful verse that matches the rhythm of an eel's movement, Think of an Eel relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish.

Children follow an eel from the day he is born, deep in the Sargasso Sea, to his years spent in the ocean, then join him on a trip up a freshwater river and return with him back to the sea, where he has his offspring.

Think of an eel book graceful verse that matches the rhythm of an eel's movement, THINK OF AN EEL relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish. Children follow an eel from the day he is born, deep in the Sargasso Sea, to his years spent in the ocean, then join him on a trip up a freshwater river and return with him back to the sea, where he has his offspring.

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Think of an Eel “Eels have always fascinated me and this was my first picture book. It was really the one that launched my career. It also won awards in America.

‘ KW. Winner of the Times Educational Junior Information Award and the Kurt Maschler Award. Join one young eel as it makes a long journey in this fun, informative, award-winning picture book, part of the new Nature Storybooks series. Synopsis Dive deep down, through the warm waters to the bed of the Sargasso Sea, as a newborn eel starts to swim towards the rivers he will soon call home/5(19).

Read and Wonder books tell stories, take children on adventures, and reveal how big and WONDER-full the natural world really is.

Both poetic and scientifically accurate, Think of an Eel relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing : Paperback. Read and Wonder books tell stories, take children on adventures, and reveal how big and WONDER-full the natural world really is.

Both poetic and scientifically accurate, Think of an Eel. Think of an Eel. Karen Wallace. An eel from the Sargasso Sea is a fascinating subject as presented in this brief look at an eel’s lifecycle.

Further information is included on the CD. Think of an Eel Big Book by Karen Wallace,available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. Think of an Eel Big Book: Karen Wallace: We use cookies to give you the best possible experience/5(34). About Think of an Eel Big Book.

Both poetic and scientifically accurate, Think of an Eel relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish. In graceful verse that matches the rhythm of an eel’s movement, Think of an Eel relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing en follow an eel from the day he is born, deep in the Sargasso Sea, to his years spent in the.

Walker Books, Limited, - Eels - 29 pages. 0 Reviews. The narrative follows newly hatched eels as they travel from the Sargasso Sea to England, and their return years later to mate and die.

Suggested level: junior, primary. Think of an Eel Karen Wallace No preview available. Read and Wonder books tell stories, take children on adventures, and reveal how big and WONDER-full the natural world really is.

Both poetic and scientifically accurate, Think of an Eel relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish/5(35). Think of an Eel • PB + CD • £ • PB • £ • Big Book • £ April Big Blue Whale • PB + CD • £ • PB • £ • Big Book • £ Caterpillar Butterfly • PB + CD • £ • PB • £File Size: 2MB.

A great resource for teachers. In graceful verse that matches the rhythm of an eel’s movement, THINK OF AN EEL relates the little-known lifestyle of a most intriguing fish. Children follow an eel from the day he is born, deep in the Sargasso Sea, to his years spent in the ocean, then join him on a trip up a freshwater river and return with him back to the sea, where he has his offspring.

Written by Karen Wallace Illustrated by Mike Bostock. President Nelson' Grandfather's Visit from the other side of the Veil and Family History Work - Duration: Family History Can Be Fun.

The Lyrical Voice in Non-Fiction: Think of an Eel, by Karen Wallace and Mike Bostock by Margaret Mallett Think of an eel. He swims like a fish. He slides like a snake (Page 6, Think of an Eel, )1 Introduction: Non-Fiction texts for children A significant breakthrough in children’s non-fiction came in the s when Walker Books.

Bright, attractive watercolour paintings combine with a prosaic text to create an appealing description of the amazing life cycle of an eel. Each double-page spread is an artful arrangement of oversize text and a large, colourful impressionistic illustration, often embellished with small watercolor insets showing details mentioned in the narrative/5(2).Curious young minds will love learning about the waterbed antics of the eel in this picture book which combines story with information.

Previously part of the acclaimed "Read and Wonder" series, "Think of an Eel" has been re-launched in the new "Nature Storybooks" series with a brand new look. 30 pages. Cover has a few faint creases.Already much enjoyed, Think of an Eel has adapted well to the Big Book format.

-The eel's journey is exhilarating and children respond enthusiastically to the details of the life cycle described through picture and text. The language has a wonderful rhythm for reading out loud: 'Think of an eel. He swims like a fish. He slides like a snake.'.