readertotz: Photo Friday

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Friday, August 29, 2014

Photo Friday: Photos Framed by Ruth Thomson

Haven't celebrated Photo Friday lately, so here's a great recommend. Photos Framed by Ruth Thomson is captivating. Think of the world's most memorable photos, and then child appropriate descriptions of the image, the photographer, and general photo thoughts. There are Blow Up and Zoom In notes as well to spur further thought and discussion.

From "Louis Daguerre" photographed by Jean-Baptiste Sabatier-Blot to Steve McCurry's "Afghan Girl" this is a beautiful collection of the world's 27 iconic photographs. Ruth's accompanying text is completely absorbing. Like me, you probably won't be able to put it down. The Older Sibs of your totz will be engaged.

Photos Framed
by Ruth Thomson
Candlewick Press, 2014

Thursday, May 8, 2014

Photo Friday: Pages and Piggies

Reading! Reading is an early literacy practice. Reading together is the single most important way to help children get ready to read.

Pinterest

Such a sweet image, yes? Happy Photo Friday! Pinch those piggies and read a book together.

Friday, November 8, 2013

Photo Friday: A Moment to Read

And I'm back from Greece! It was lovely and inspiring. Just like this photo. Happy Photo Friday with your totz! Take a moment to read. :~)
young child reading on steps

From Pinterest.

Friday, September 27, 2013

Photo Friday: Read to Me Onesie

So cute, right? Found it on Pinterest. Happy Photo Friday!

Friday, September 20, 2013

Photo Friday: Bookish Baby

Such a sweet moment caught. This image is from Pinterest. Happy reading today!

Friday, September 6, 2013

Photo Friday: Pat the Bunny Award

From "Under the highchair" blog ... Adorable pat the bunny birthday party idea - cute cake, and looks yummy!

Photo from Pinterest

Today's Photo Friday is in support of our new page at Facebook. Click here to like our Call for the Dorothy Kunhardt Award to be established by the American Library Association. The award would recognize the greatest contribution to literature in the board/novelty format.

Thanks for patting the bunny and sharing!