Life

JByronSchachner

art by J Byron Schachner

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whether cat, human

or clouds, life can be lived

O   N   L   Y

one day at a time

Foxy

YaPpy

art by YaPpy

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lush  tail-eyelashes;

ears to plumb the slightest sounds:

foxy fox beguiles

Ice Age vs Age of Chariots

Rome2bySethSnap

Photo of Rome by Seth Snap

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Rome holds the dust of

heated conflicts in the heat

while snow muffles ice

c   r   a   c   k   i   n    g

turquoise in the open air

CozumelSethSnap

Cozumel by Seth Snap

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open to the cast

nets and blue green waves -shoreline

to the vast ocean

Weather

JByronSchachner

art by J Byron Schnacher

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weather is like i-

magination: can’t predict

without bike in sky

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bird on a tin roof

polar bear at handle bars

floating formulas

Play

bySusieGhahremani

art by Susie Ghahremani

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play “I spy” (bird’s eye)

suck some bark; in the dark; as

moonlight guides your path!

Mobile

kindness

the moving path to kindness with a mobile device

on the move, spy links;

scroll to signs, names, faces, math

click mouse in a flash

Caldecott Winners

CaldecottWinners

illustrious illustrations

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The Randolph Caldecott Medal annually recognizes the preceding year’s “most distinguished American picture book for children”, beginning with 1937 publications. It is awarded to the illustrator by the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Association (ALA).Caldecott winners for 2016

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Props & Pots

WhinyWillyAnonymousGhostSingerSongwriter

KoesslerKingofPopcorn

art by Walter Koessler

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props for pops: small hop

to greatness in a hat that

crowns the boom-town clown

An Ounce in a Bucket

jeannepoland's avatarThe Vibrant Channeled Creator

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ride through the spectrum

John McPhee has published more than 25 books,

even though he rarely writes more than 500 words a day.

He once tried tying himself to a chair to force himself to write more, but it didn’t work.

He said, “People say to me, ‘Oh, you’re so prolific.’

God, it doesn’t feel like it — nothing like it.

But, you know, you put an ounce in a bucket each day, you get a quart.”

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