Susette Williams, Jack Foster
Leave Me Alone Cold Wind
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(Family Friendly Fiction Jan. 31, 2015)
LEAVE ME ALONE COLD WIND: Winter
LEAVE ME ALONE COLD WIND is an exciting story to help teach children about the seasons. The story is set in winter and helps show children that it tends to be windy and may snow in the winter. It also helps them to see the fun in winter activities, such as building a snowman. Be sure to read LEAVE ME ALONE to see what Eric is up to in the fall.
Suggested questions to ask children after reading this story:
1.What season does this story take place?
2.What is the weather like in the winter?
3.Is it windy?
4.What do you like to do outside in the winter?
5.Do you like to play in the snow?
Please visit the author's website and you will find other books, along with FREE coloring pages for children: www.susettewilliams.com
LEAVE ME ALONE COLD WIND is an exciting story to help teach children about the seasons. The story is set in winter and helps show children that it tends to be windy and may snow in the winter. It also helps them to see the fun in winter activities, such as building a snowman. Be sure to read LEAVE ME ALONE to see what Eric is up to in the fall.
Suggested questions to ask children after reading this story:
1.What season does this story take place?
2.What is the weather like in the winter?
3.Is it windy?
4.What do you like to do outside in the winter?
5.Do you like to play in the snow?
Please visit the author's website and you will find other books, along with FREE coloring pages for children: www.susettewilliams.com
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