I Love You, Blue Kangaroo!

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Grocery bags, being the main thing in the whale's mouth, was so sad to see, as I know it’s the tragic reality. Can you perform the story? Use the text and the speech to rehearse and present the story to an audience.

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This cute story is all about a boy and his new friend from the ocean, Blue. Blue is all down and truly blue and the boy seeks out to find why Blue is so Blue. It contains an important message that is geared to young children about the hazards of plastic waste in our environment, specifically in the oceans. Grocery bags, being the main thing in the whales mouth, was so sad to see as I know it’s reality. To find out where your nearest session is and to book an appointment to give blood and join the BBMR, call 0300 123 23 23 or visit www.blood.co.uk. This simple story with water-colored illustrations teaches us the impact pollution has on the ocean and its inhabitants. Seeing a whale’s stomach full of colorful plastic bags made my own stomach turn as I think of the thousands that must be floating along in the ocean. Since they look like jellyfish, the whales eat them and then find they are in trouble. No matter if you live near an ocean or in the middle of nowhere, the plastics that we discard can still find their way into streams, rivers, lakes, and oceans. We are all contributing to the problem and we can all be part of the solution. All-Party Parliamentary Group for Ethnicity Transplantation and Transfusion Announce Parliamentary Inquiry into Diversity, Donation and Delivery The artist Barroux takes on yet another environmental issue in this lovely book - the tons of plastic filling our oceans, and the horrifying effects all this trash is having on sea life. In this sweet story, a boater is saved from drowning by a friendly whale. And then, it is up to him to return the favor.Blauw, ik hou van jou’ is inmiddels in vele talen uitgegeven. De Nederlandse vertaling uit het Engels is van Irene Kunst. Een tekst die kinderen goed kunnen begrijpen en bij herhaaldelijk voorlezen zelf zullen herhalen. In mooie aquarelkleuren wordt een verhaal verteld van milieuvervuiling in zee. Je ziet in het water allerhande kleurige vissen en andere dieren zwemmen zoals kwallen of een zeester. Aan het kleurgebruik van de zee is af te lezen of het water kalm, onstuimig of vervuild is. De mimiek van Jonas, walvis Blauw en zelfs van de vissen wordt weergegeven door een enkel lijntje waardoor emotie is te herkennen. De enorme berg plastic tassen die je ziet als de walvis zijn mond opendoet spreekt tot de verbeelding van jonge kinderen. Het geeft de ‘plastic soep’ goed weer die er in een oceaan drijft. Oplettende kleuters zien ook op eerdere spreads plastic tussen de vissen zweven. Deze beelden geven opening tot een gesprek over afval en het milieu, maar ook over vriendschap. In het nawoord geeft de auteur een toelichting en tips om zeeën en walvissen te redden. De enkele terugkerende details in de illustraties maken het af. Although the story or the illustrations didn't blow me away, I loved that this was about a child caring about what is happening in the ocean. A boy meets a whale who is full of plastic bags. He decides to speak out about what is happening to the ocean and the sea creatures. I Love You, Blue' with story and pictures by Barroux is a picture book about a lighthouse keeper's love of a particular whale. The book offers many opportunities for children to think and talk about their own favourite toys and how they feel about them. There’s also an opportunity to talk about presents, why we give them and the presents you can’t buy. What dochildren think of the ending? Tell the story

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I LOVE YOU, BLUE is a simple and sweet story of a friendship between whale and human. A lighthouse keeper ventures out in their boat each day, but one day, the water is rough with a storm and the boat capsizes. When they call out for help, a whale answers and saves the boat and their life. The whale is named blue, and the lighthouse keeper cannot wait to see them again. I Love You, Blue Kangaroo’ is a lovely story to help explore a range of feelings and emotion words, as demonstrated by this orange cog activity with a lower primary nurture group. Find out more Seemore books by Emma Chichester Clark here Titles include: Come to School too, Blue Kangaroo! I Never Saw a Purple Cow And Other Nonsense Rhymes Amazing Mr. Zooty! No More Kissing! Melrose and Croc: Friends for Life Plum and Rabbit and Me Every child loves an empty box and here, with the help of some magic, it contains a fantasy birthday party. One day at sea, a lighthouse keeper is caught in a storm and saved by a whale. When he goes to look for the whale, he finds it has been affected by pollution. He wants to help his new whale friend.The Finnish Stem Cell Registry supports the International Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Awareness Day. We hope that through this initiative many more will decide to give leukemia patients a chance for cure.” RT @yasermartini: Yesterday, at the Tower of London, I was awarded a British Empire Medal for services to stem cell donation. De volgende dag is de zee kalm en de lucht helder, maar de walvis ziet Jonas niet. Ook als hij Blauw roept, komt de walvis niet tevoorschijn. Als je vrienden bent doe je graag iets voor elkaar. Jonas duikt de diepte in en ziet dat hulp hard nodig is. Blauw is ziek. Hij heeft veel plastic in zijn maag in plaats van inktvissen. Jonas gaat hem helpen. Hij verzamelt alle plastic zakjes, een groot net vol. Zou het nu beter gaan met Blauw? One day a little boy is out sailing when a storm comes and threatens to wash him away. A whale saves him, and the two become friends. When the boy discovers plastic pollution, he realizes it's up to him to save the whale in return.

I Love You, Blue Kangaroo! - Teaching Ideas I Love You, Blue Kangaroo! - Teaching Ideas

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