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The Sharing Tree
A small Native boy being picked on finds a supportive, grandmotherly tree in the woods who comforts him. Join Meekwun on a journey of growth, connection, and understanding as he grows more confident and learns more about our natural world. ** Nurture Kindness, Empathy, and a Thriving Earth with This Heartwarming Tale **Discover a story that sparks meaningful conversations and empowers young readers
Embrace the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.Develop kindness and empathy as they witness a heartwarming friendship between a boy and a tree.Cultivate a sense of stewardship for our planet, inspired by First Nations wisdom.Explore themes of respect, cultural heritage, and self-worth through engaging storytelling.Ideal
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Written by a Canadian author of Métis heritage, offering a unique perspective.Ignites curiosity about First Nations cultures and traditions.Acts as a springboard for further exploration and learning.Perfect for sharing moments of warmth and inspiration with loved ones.Downloads available inside the
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Embrace the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.Develop kindness and empathy as they witness a heartwarming friendship between a boy and a tree.Cultivate a sense of stewardship for our planet, inspired by First Nations wisdom.Explore themes of respect, cultural heritage, and self-worth through engaging storytelling.Ideal
Home librariesClassroom discussionsBedtime readingComparative literature studiesFostering social-emotional learningReady to embark on this heart-centered adventure? Click "Add to Cart" now!Additional
Written by a Canadian author of Métis heritage, offering a unique perspective.Ignites curiosity about First Nations cultures and traditions.Acts as a springboard for further exploration and learning.Perfect for sharing moments of warmth and inspiration with loved ones.Downloads available inside the
the Retell & Reflection booklet hmain lesson planssupplemental lesson plansGrab your copy and let's cultivate a kinder, more compassionate world, one story at a time.
40 pages, ebook
Published February 19, 2020
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April 4, 2024
Friends with nature...
This wonderful book is perfect for teaching kids about nature and nurturing our environment. This book tells the story of a boy named Meekwun and his friendship with a tree. The book conveys the message that what we give to nature, we receive in return. It explains how nature fulfils our needs and emphasises the importance of not exploiting it or pushing it beyond its limits. Additionally, the end of the book features engaging activities to keep children entertained, including a few colouring pages. I just felt that some of the illustrations can be improved. Regardless, it was a lovely book.
I am delighted to have the privilege of reading the review copy of this lovely book through Booksprout and leave my honest review.
This wonderful book is perfect for teaching kids about nature and nurturing our environment. This book tells the story of a boy named Meekwun and his friendship with a tree. The book conveys the message that what we give to nature, we receive in return. It explains how nature fulfils our needs and emphasises the importance of not exploiting it or pushing it beyond its limits. Additionally, the end of the book features engaging activities to keep children entertained, including a few colouring pages. I just felt that some of the illustrations can be improved. Regardless, it was a lovely book.
I am delighted to have the privilege of reading the review copy of this lovely book through Booksprout and leave my honest review.
Displaying 1 of 1 review