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Top Book Recommendations for KS1 - Daubeney Primary School Top Book Recommendations for KS1 - Daubeney Primary School

Esther and the Baby Baboon by Susan Gates - this is (I think) based in West Africa but the illustrations and animals would be familiar to your pupil I'm sure.So, I decided to pass the process onto you and guide you through one of the most notoriously difficult recipes out there, with the simplified methods and steps I follow to ensure perfect macarons with practice, over time. I have been all through our library and the number of books we have that include African characters or even faces is really limited - lots of Maori and Pacific children as you would expect, but African families are just so rare outside of the small number of schools with Somalian refuge children and so are widely available books that include African faces. Lots of hard work went in the making of, Mother’s Day cards and loads of discussions were held regarding keeping their Mothers’ Day cards safe and away from the prying eyes of their mums! Despite sprightly illustrations, Hayes's (This Is the Bear) slight story about ""Finders"" is not itself a keeper. I live in Melbourne and when I gave my dd's prep teacher a picture book with black Cinderella in, I think she thought I was mad.

Reception children- Striving to achieve excellence together!

This changes when the family attend church and the woman stood in front of Gemma has fruit on her hat. Ormerod's ( 101 Things to Do with a Baby ) mastery of the art of simplicity is affirmed in this pleasingly unpretentious counting book.

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