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Book details
  • Genre:CHILDREN'S NONFICTION
  • SubGenre:Animals / Endangered
  • Age Range (years):6 - 8
  • Language:English
  • Pages:36
  • Paperback ISBN:9781483566788

Can You Hear The Rainforest Sing?

by Donna Borrelli Long

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Overview
Can You Hear The Rainforest Sing? is a children's book; ages 3 to 11, grades PreK through Fifth, and their teachers and parents. In addition, elementary school science and music teachers may use this book to enhance their curriculum. The whimsical verses enhance vocabulary and visualization skills; an essay and glossaries provide information about the importance of the earth's rainforests. Vivid watercolor illustrations beautifully depict various animals and plants.
Description
Can You Hear The Rainforest Sing? is a delightful book for children and their teachers in PreKindergarten through fifth grade, and for elementary music teachers, and would be a welcome addition to school and classroom libraries. The whimsical verses enhance vocabulary and visualization skills; an essay and glossaries provide information about the importance of the earth's rainforests. Vivid watercolor illustrations beautifully depict various animals and plants.
About the author
Donna Borrelli Long, MS, CCC-SLP, retired in 2008 from the Martin County School District, Stuart, Florida, after twenty-five years as an elementary teacher and Speech Language Pathologist, Her teaching career included pre-school, kindergarten and third grade. She delighted in her students, teaching all subjects while developing their language arts proficiencies as they wrote and illustrated stories in class, created anthologies focusing on environmental awareness, and recited poems and sang during performances for parents and the rest of the school. Upon earning her MS in Communication Disorders degree at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida, she began working as a school based Speech Language Pathologist, providing speech and language therapy for students in all grade levels who were struggling with communication and language arts skills. After retiring from the school district, Donna began a new career in various nursing and rehabilitation centers, helping adults who suffered from diseases, illness, accidents, strokes, or dementia, consequently requiring speech and language therapy; an often sad, but always rewarding employment. Currently, Donna is enjoying writing essays, poems, song parodies, and books. Her nonfiction book, From Philadelphia To The Battle Of The Bulge is a poignant compilation of family members’ wartime letters; missives that enrich the understanding of the personal struggles during World War II. Donna has also written the children’s book, As I See…By The Sea, and is in the process of completing two more children’s books, The Pig Said Woof! and As I See…And Hear…The Farm.