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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Friday, December 3, 2010. In the words of the Von Trapp children . . . Early last month, the children read and discussed several books by Don and Audrey Wood. I promised to let you know how the Woods fared in EK and PK Top Book voting. The children read King Bidgood's in the Bathtub, The Napping House,. And Quick as a Cricket. It was funny ...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Friday, December 3, 2010. In the words of the Von Trapp children . . . Early last month, the children read and discussed several books by Don and Audrey Wood. I promised to let you know how the Woods fared in EK and PK Top Book voting. The children read King Bidgood's in the Bathtub, The Napping House,. And Quick as a Cricket. It was funny ...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School: January 2010

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Sunday, January 3, 2010. Twas Eight Days After Christmas . . . The EK kids participated in the Hogarth School's 8th annual Vote for The Night Before Christmas. I read three different versions of Clement C. Moore's poem The Night Before Christmas. Illustrated by three different artists -. Corinne Malvern, Cheryl Harness and Jan Brett. I love...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School: And the winners are . . .

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Saturday, November 13, 2010. And the winners are . . . We have three Top Book election results to share from last week. The EK children, who are studying the effects of cold weather on animals as well as the number 3, read Old Bear. By Kevin Henkes, Don't Wake Up the Bear. I bet you can! And Don't Wake Up the Bear,. I bet you can! Steve Met...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School: Books We Read (2010-2011 Academic Year)

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Tuesday, October 5, 2010. Books We Read (2010-2011 Academic Year). By David Wiesner (2002 Caldecott Medal Winner) (EK). By Kevin Henkes (PK, CPG and EK). Written by Catherine Lukas and illustrated by Joel Schick (Acadia's Sharing) (EK). Playing with My Cat. By Deborah Charren (Mack's Sharing) (EK). Down by the Bay. Hooray for Fly Guy! By Ve...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School: July 2010

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Monday, July 19, 2010. Gasp) Someone writed in it! Today was Animal Day. At Hogarth. Camryn shared that she is going to Boston for the Duck Tour this summer. Of course, Robert McCloskey's Make Way for Ducklings. Camryn: Someone writed in it! Julianna: A daddy duck and a mama duck were looking for a place to live and then he asked about wher...

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School: November 2010

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The Picture Book Project at Hogarth School. Picture book discussions from a New Hampshire author/preschool teacher and her students at the Hogarth Country Day School. Saturday, November 13, 2010. And the winners are . . . We have three Top Book election results to share from last week. The EK children, who are studying the effects of cold weather on animals as well as the number 3, read Old Bear. By Kevin Henkes, Don't Wake Up the Bear. I bet you can! And Don't Wake Up the Bear,. I bet you can! Steve Met...

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Afternoons With Grammy: CRAZY BABY

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Monday, March 29, 2010. BABY: (runs through apartment) YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY! GRAMMY: What the hell was that? ME: The baby from hell. GRAMMY: Oooh. Not our usual Barney self today, are we? ME: Shut up, Grammy. I’m not in the mood. BABY: (knocks kitchen chairs down) WHEEEEE. GRAMMY: Okay. Who is she and where did she come from? ME: It’s my neighbor’s daughter. Her babysitter cancelled and she was in a bind, so I volunteered. That was my grandmother!

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Afternoons With Grammy: BELLY BUTTONS

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Monday, April 5, 2010. JULIUS: Whatcha doing, Grammy? GRAMMY: Just looking for something. JULIUS: Looking for what? GRAMMY: Oh, never mind. What are. JULIUS: Looking at my belly button. GRAMMY: Your belly button? JULIUS: Uh, huh. Typhus has an outie. I have an innie. What do you have? I haven’t seen my belly button in years, boy. I’m afraid to look. JULIUS: What’s it for? GRAMMY: What’s it for? JULIUS: But what if you have an outie? Together again at ...

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Afternoons With Grammy: UNEMPLOYMENT

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Friday, April 9, 2010. ME: You know, I could get used to being unemployed. ME: Funny, Grammy. But it’s really nice not being slave to a job you go to for no other reason than to make money. This is real freedom, waking up and knowing you can do whatever you want. GRAMMY: Yeah, if doing what you want is sitting around the house all day. ME: I don’t sit around the house all day. GRAMMY: You’re right. You don’t. You sit around. Photo courtesy of Sheeshoo.

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Afternoons With Grammy: OMG!

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. ME: Hello, Grammy! Oh, my . . . Julius, quick. Call 911. JULIUS: Is she dead? ME: I don’t know. Call 911. JULIUS: The phone won’t work. I think they’re both dead. ME: Oh, my God. Grammy? GRAMMY: Thought I was dead, didn’t you? Why would you do something like that? GRAMMY: What, are you deaf? I said April Fools. ME: April Fool’s Day is tomorrow, Grammy. Not today. Make up your mind. Do you want me dead or alive? Still "Fuck Y...

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Afternoons With Grammy: ARMAGEDDON

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Friday, April 16, 2010. GRAMMY: Oh, Lord. Don’t tell me. Jules is back and you’re in one of his plays? ME: How did you know, Grammy? GRAMMY: Why else would you be dressed like that? So what’s the play about? A day in Hell? ME: Close, Grammy. It’s about Armageddon. Jules thinks it’ll be a hit, what with all this interest in 2012. ME: You know. When the world’s supposed to end. ME: The Mayans. Although they don’t. ME: Gee. I wonder why? Fuck You, Penguin.

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Afternoons With Grammy: MEN WITHOUT SHIRTS

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Tuesday, April 13, 2010. ME: Where have you been, Grammy? GRAMMY: Over at Alfie’s. GRAMMY: Hey, just because you’re mad at him doesn’t mean I have to be. ME: I thought you thought he was weird. ME: So why would you go over to see him? GRAMMY: I didn’t go over to see him. I went over to see his friends. GRAMMY: He’s got a dozen half-dressed men over there working on some monstrosity. GRAMMY: Give or take. GRAMMY: And in their prime. GRAMMY: Well, what?

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Afternoons With Grammy: ORANGE

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Wednesday, March 24, 2010. JULIUS: Grammy, I need help. I need to write down ten things that are orange. Besides an orange. GRAMMY: And what do you have so far? GRAMMY: That’s it? JULIUS: Uh, huh. GRAMMY: Well, sweet potatoes are orange. And life jackets. JULIUS: Oh, and goldfish. Remember when we ate one? GRAMMY: Yeah. It was kind of yummy. Wasn’t it? JULIUS: Kind of wiggly, too. GRAMMY: So, what else is orange? JULIUS: Clown hair and circus peanuts.

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Afternoons With Grammy: PHILOSOPHY

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Wednesday, April 14, 2010. JULIUS: Like my poster, Grammy? GRAMMY: A black blur with words too tiny to read? I’d hang it on. ME: It’s not a blur, Grammy. That’s Earth. And isn’t that a great quote? It’s a dissertation saying we’re all a bunch of worthless nothings. ME: Well, it’s true Grammy. In a way. The problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world. GRAMMY: You’re quoting movies now? GRAMMY: Yeah, well in.

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Afternoons With Grammy: EASTER RAT

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Friday, April 2, 2010. Look what Typhus gave me. TYPHUS: It’s not just any rat. It’s the Easter Rat. GRAMMY: Don’t you mean Easter. TYPHUS: No. The Easter Bunny’s dead. The rat killed him. GRAMMY: Oh, Lord. TYPHUS: It’s true. My Mom told me. That’s why I stopped getting Easter baskets when I was six. The Easter Rat ate the Easter Bunny. So who’s delivering Easter baskets now? Why I never got one. ME: Julius, you never got a basket because . . . An MSF...

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Afternoons With Grammy: BEGGING

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Because someone has to spend time with the old woman. Friday, March 26, 2010. GRAMMY: I saw your ex today. He’s out in front of the supermarket begging. GRAMMY: Yeah. He was bent over on the ground, cup in front of him, scrounging for money. Even got the cat and dog in on the act. ME: Oh, Grammy. He wasn’t begging. He trained the cat and dog to do that ages ago. It’s the art of Street Performance. ME: What do you mean? GRAMMY: Admit it, Barbara. The boy has idiots for parents. Photo courtesy of Sheeshoo.

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