Books with title Hooray for Grandparents' Day!

An irresistible story about an unconventional grandmother. Omi is one strange grandmother. She cuts her own hair and wears green rubber boots held together with duct tape. Stranger still, she lives on a sailboat instead of in a house and has collected bugs from every continent. Mom doesn't understand that while it's fun playing games with Omi at home, it's asking a lot to take her to Grandparents' Day at school. It's Omi's turn to do a presentation, and it's a sure bet she's going to do something embarrassing. But hold on a moment. Everyone has fallen silent as she speaks. She's showing them her snake bite and the kids are shrieking with excitement. Now they're asking questions. Omi is a hit! Grandparents' Day is an enchanting story about a weird individual who shows that some people should never change. The irrepressible energy of the story is matched by lively and spirited artwork.

In this heartwarming story, a loving grandchild cares for her elderly grandparents as she fondly recalls how they did the same for her when she was younger. Simple drawings and elegant use of color combine with gentle rhyme to touch the hearts of parents and children alike. Learn to cherish the memories we make with our family members, young and old.

The story depicts family values which emphasize love, respect and the sense of belonging. Every family has their identified family values that are passed on to children, grandchildren and to the next generation. Family gathering to celebrate birthdays, holidays and spending time together as a family, creates that sense of belonging. Family time, such as family dinner, sharing stories, and play time give children this foundation. In the story, the three children, Sye, Tomas, and Venida wanted to show love and appreciation by honoring their grandparents their own way. Honoring grandparents and treating them with care, love, and respect are the basis of family values instill in the childrens family life. Sye, Tomas and Venida started their own family tradition by celebrating Grandparents Day with the family every Thanksgiving Day. Why not create your family tradition? Be creative and let your family tradition start with you.

An irresistible story about an unconventional grandmother. Omi is one strange grandmother. She cuts her own hair and wears green rubber boots held together with duct tape. Stranger still, she lives on a sailboat instead of in a house and has collected bugs from every continent. Mom doesn't understand that while it's fun playing games with Omi at home, it's asking a lot to take her to Grandparents' Day at school. It's Omi's turn to do a presentation, and it's a sure bet she's going to do something embarrassing. But hold on a moment. Everyone has fallen silent as she speaks. She's showing them her snake bite and the kids are shrieking with excitement. Now they're asking questions. Omi is a hit! Grandparents' Day is an enchanting story about a weird individual who shows that some people should never change. The irrepressible energy of the story is matched by lively and spirited artwork.

The story depicts family values which emphasize love, respect and the sense of belonging. Every family has their "identified" family values that are passed on to children, grandchildren and to the next generation. Family gathering to celebrate birthdays, holidays and spending time together as a family, creates that sense of belonging. Family time, such as family dinner, sharing stories, and play time give children this foundation. In the story, the three children, Sye, Tomas, and Venida wanted to show love and appreciation by honoring their grandparents their own way. Honoring grandparents and treating them with care, love, and respect are the basis of family values instill in the children's family life. Sye, Tomas and Venida started their own family tradition by celebrating Grandparent's Day with the family every Thanksgiving Day. Why not create your family tradition? Be creative and let your family tradition start with you.

Everyone at Lassie Lower School is busy getting ready for Grandparents Day - everyone except Arnie. He doesn't have any grandparents to bring. But he has many other special grownups in his life. There is Mrs. Childs, the school librarian; Coach Ed, who is always ready for a game of catch; and Bill and Dottie, who work at the bakery. Too bad none of them can be his grandparents. Or can they?

Rahib’s grandpa turns off his hearing aid, and Ruby’s grandfather refuses to wear his glasses … It’s a wild and wonderful ride when the grandparents visit the classroom!Meet the kids of Plunkett Street Primary School. There’s Rahib, who knows just about everything … Ruby, who secretly likes Bruno … Nelson, the troublemaker and handball champion … and Bruno, who always needs to go to the toilet. Every student will love the everyday adventures at Plunkett Street!This book's Lexile measure is 660L. Search for other books in the Plunkett Street series!Humorous tales for children aged 6–9Accessible chapter books with limited length (1000–1500 words)Crazy, colourful illustrationsPlunkett Street is published by Reading Eggs, the educators with more than 30 years' experience publishing quality literacy resources for children all over the world.