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Margaret Carney
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Janet Wilson
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kidscanpress.com presents ...
At Grandpa's Sugar Bush
written by
Margaret Carney
illustrated by
Janet Wilson
For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to
www.kidscanpress.com/Canada/product.aspx?productid=5209
Paperback
CAD $7.95
978-1-55074-671-6
Hardcover Jacket
CAD $16.95
978-1-55074-341-8
Grades: Pre-K to 3
Ages: 4 to 8
Social Studies
Canada
Canadian heritage and history
Reading Levels:
Fountas & Pinnell
M
Grade Level
2/3
Reading Recovery
20
© 1997
4-color
8 x 10
32 pages
Alongside his grandpa, a young boy shares the tasks involved in making maple syrup the old-fashioned way. From tapping the trees to boiling the sap, the two spend many hours working side by side in the woods. Their reward is a delicious breakfast of pancakes and "the best syrup in the whole world."
This is more than a story about syrup-making. It is the story of the grandfather's bond with nature and how he transfers this feeling to his grandson. Janet Wilson's rich oil paintings capture all the signs of spring's arrival in the sugar bush and the loving relationship between the boy and his grandpa.
Reviews
“
Even in the fairly monochromatic late winter bush, Janet has carefully introduced bursts of color to make her illustrations come alive. The gently told tale and realistic oils both combine to highlight the love, caring and tradition that are evident throughout this family’s winter work.
”
— North Halton Compass, February 1999
kidscanpress.com presents ...
At Grandpa's Sugar Bush
written by
Margaret Carney
illustrated by
Janet Wilson
For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to
www.kidscanpress.com/Canada/product.aspx?productid=5209
Paperback
CAD $7.95
978-1-55074-671-6
Hardcover Jacket
CAD $16.95
978-1-55074-341-8
Grades: Pre-K to 3
Ages: 4 to 8
Social Studies
Canada
Canadian heritage and history
Reading Levels:
Fountas & Pinnell
M
Grade Level
2/3
Reading Recovery
20
© 1997
4-color
8 x 10
32 pages
Alongside his grandpa, a young boy shares the tasks involved in making maple syrup the old-fashioned way. From tapping the trees to boiling the sap, the two spend many hours working side by side in the woods. Their reward is a delicious breakfast of pancakes and "the best syrup in the whole world."
This is more than a story about syrup-making. It is the story of the grandfather's bond with nature and how he transfers this feeling to his grandson. Janet Wilson's rich oil paintings capture all the signs of spring's arrival in the sugar bush and the loving relationship between the boy and his grandpa.
Reviews
“
Even in the fairly monochromatic late winter bush, Janet has carefully introduced bursts of color to make her illustrations come alive. The gently told tale and realistic oils both combine to highlight the love, caring and tradition that are evident throughout this family’s winter work.
”
— North Halton Compass, February 1999
Print
Close
kidscanpress.com presents ...
At Grandpa's Sugar Bush
written by
Margaret Carney
illustrated by
Janet Wilson
For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to
www.kidscanpress.com/Canada/product.aspx?productid=5209
Paperback
CAD $7.95
978-1-55074-671-6
Hardcover Jacket
CAD $16.95
978-1-55074-341-8
Grades: Pre-K to 3
Ages: 4 to 8
Social Studies
Canada
Canadian heritage and history
Reading Levels:
Fountas & Pinnell
M
Grade Level
2/3
Reading Recovery
20
© 1997
4-color
8 x 10
32 pages
Alongside his grandpa, a young boy shares the tasks involved in making maple syrup the old-fashioned way. From tapping the trees to boiling the sap, the two spend many hours working side by side in the woods. Their reward is a delicious breakfast of pancakes and "the best syrup in the whole world."
This is more than a story about syrup-making. It is the story of the grandfather's bond with nature and how he transfers this feeling to his grandson. Janet Wilson's rich oil paintings capture all the signs of spring's arrival in the sugar bush and the loving relationship between the boy and his grandpa.
Reviews
“
Even in the fairly monochromatic late winter bush, Janet has carefully introduced bursts of color to make her illustrations come alive. The gently told tale and realistic oils both combine to highlight the love, caring and tradition that are evident throughout this family’s winter work.
”
— North Halton Compass, February 1999
written by
Margaret Carney
illustrated by
Janet Wilson
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Paperback
CAD $7.95
Alongside his grandpa, a young boy shares the tasks involved in making maple syrup the old-fashioned way. From tapping the trees to boiling the sap, the two spend many hours working side by side in the woods. Their reward is a delicious breakfast of pancakes and "the best syrup in the whole world."
This is more than a story about syrup-making. It is the story of the grandfather's bond with nature and how he transfers this feeling to his grandson. Janet Wilson's rich oil paintings capture all the signs of spring's arrival in the sugar bush and the loving relationship between the boy and his grandpa.
Grades: Pre-K to 3
Ages: 4 to 8
© 1997
4-color •
8 x 10 •
32 pages
Curriculum Connections
Social Studies
Canada
Canadian heritage and history
Reading levels
Fountas & Pinnell
M
Grade Level
2/3
Reading Recovery
20
Paperback
978-1-55074-671-6
Reviews
“
Even in the fairly monochromatic late winter bush, Janet has carefully introduced bursts of color to make her illustrations come alive. The gently told tale and realistic oils both combine to highlight the love, caring and tradition that are evident throughout this family’s winter work.
”
— North Halton Compass, February 1999
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At Kids Can Press, we recognize that viewing a single spread is not always effective when attempting to evaluate reading level, gauging student interest or appraising the quality and detail of illustration in a children’s book.
For this reason, we have worked with Lookybook.com to incorporate full, cover-to-cover previews of select picture books and early reading titles within our on-line store. We believe that Lookybook is the most compelling previewing experience currently available on-line, and that it’s as close and you can get to flipping through pages of the real book in a bookstore, at a trade show or school library. We hope that you will take advantage of this useful feature while browsing through our Web site.
For more information about Lookybook, or to read reviews of our books by librarians, industry experts and moms and dads, visit
www.lookybook.com
.
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