Juvenile Fiction / Social Themes / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance.Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures.Juvenile Fiction / Performing Arts / Dance.Fort Worth StarTelegram Product Details 26 books based on 22 votes: Ballet Boy by Anfaney Gladwin, Ella Bella Ballerina and Swan Lake by James Mayhew, Brontorina by James Howe, The Nutcracker C. Brontorina One-Page Printable Created by The First Case Scenario First Grade FoldableThis one-page foldable is packed with standards-based (TEKS aligned and labeled) activities and questions for your students to work through before, during, and after reading. Or the right footwear.Ī heartwarming tale about holding onto your dreams and never giving up despite ridicule and disappointment Children and parents will love Brontorina’s charm and passion. The dancers include both boys and girls…Brontorina is perfect for a classroom visit or a bedtime story.The message remains en pointe: Go for it, even if you don t have the right build. Young readers will have a ball with James Howe’s story of a dinosaur with a big dream. The frankly funny illustrations complement Howe’s understated text, resulting in a sweet, frothy story, complete with tutus and arabesques, for the little (and big) dreamer in everyone, lightheartedly demonstrating that the sky’s the limit, so think big!Ī humorous and inspiring tale… a satisfying story that adheres closely to its central message about overcoming obstacles.Ī delightful story that reminds us to chase our dreams and to help others chase theirs, even if modifications are required Brontorina makes a hugely sympathetic heroine. In Cecil’s arresting oil paintings, the tawny orange dinosaur stands out boldly against slate blue or white backgrounds, and the unusual texture of the paint creates a distinctive effect. speech balloons alternate with narration to tell the story in a fresh, droll manner. Text and illustrations work beautifully together in this witty fantasy.

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