Books with title Good Morning Sunshine

Start your morning off right with this interactive novelty story by the bestselling Sandra Magsamen!Kids who like playing make-believe will love this interactive board book filled with pull tabs, flaps, and foil! Open the fridge, flip the eggs, squeeze the orange juice, and get ready for breakfast with Sandra Magsamen!With so many manipulatives to use and play, it's fun for everyone!

Enjoy the story of two fraternal twins who watch in wonder as the light comes into the world and a brand new day begins to unfold. May it be a magical yet familiar experience for you and your child to share.Good Morning Sunshine’s origination was an accidental birth. At the conclusion of an afternoon spent searching for a few good children’s books for my six-month-old grandson, I returned home empty-handed. Nothing quite met my expectations and requirements based on my experience as a teacher and mother, and my memories of myself as a child who devoured and fell in love with the good books I was fortunate enough to encounter.The following morning while lingering over my cup of coffee, I took one of the notebooks from the side pocket of my antique red wicker chair and began composing a book for young children. It was an exhilarating moment, and I was on a writing roll. Not only did I complete the rough draft of Good Morning, Sunshine, I wrote a full draft of another children’s book as well.

As we all wake up, the outside world bustles with life! Discover new facts about familiar creatures—from fluttering moths and scurrying beetles to shy foxes and humming bees—as they go about their morning activities. In the city, the countryside, and the suburbs, nature can be found everywhere!A series of haiku takes readers on a closeup, observational look at the amazing abundance of nature right outside our homes. Each stanza focuses on an aspect of the natural world or a creature going about their daily activities as the sun begins to rise. Alongside the haiku, informative text goes into depth about each subject—from how much honey a bee can make to the size of a hummingbird’s egg. Instructions to help kids create their own haiku poems, a unique form of poetry from Japan, as well as a glossary add value for a STEAM and Core Curriculum book that can be enjoyed both in the classroom and at home.

This delightful book will introduce your little ones to the simple and wonderful ways they can worship God daily. Deuteronomy 6:6-7 tells us to impress His commands on our children's hearts and talk about them when we sit at home, when we walk along the road, when we lie down, and when we get up. 'Good Morning, God' is a great discipleship tool to help your family do just that. Discussion questions, daily prayers, and activities are included to inspire thoughtfulness and encourage family conversation. Lovingly written and beautifully illustrated by award-winning artist Alice Ratterree, 'Good Morning, God' will help your kids fall in love with their heavenly Father by showing them how He can be the focus of everything they do from sunrise to sunset and all through the night. What Parents Are Saying About 'Good Morning, God': My daughter requested that I read it at least a half-dozen times the first day and many, many times since. A beautiful addition to any bookshelf in a Christian home and one that will be treasured over and over.

As we all wake up, the outside world bustles with life! Discover new facts about familiar creatures—from fluttering moths and scurrying beetles to shy foxes and humming bees—as they go about their morning activities. In the city, the countryside, and the suburbs, nature can be found everywhere!A series of haiku takes readers on a closeup, observational look at the amazing abundance of nature right outside our homes. Each stanza focuses on an aspect of the natural world or a creature going about their daily activities as the sun begins to rise. Alongside the haiku, informative text goes into depth about each subject—from how much honey a bee can make to the size of a hummingbird’s egg. Instructions to help kids create their own haiku poems, a unique form of poetry from Japan, as well as a glossary add value for a STEAM and Core Curriculum book that can be enjoyed both in the classroom and at home.