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  • Genre:education
  • Sub-genre:Elementary
  • Language:English
  • Pages:36
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667825106

Hello Sun! Goodbye Moon!

By Audrey Sharpe

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Overview

Hello Sun Goodbye Moon is a book that teaches and corrects some misconceptions that children most often have about the sun and the moon.
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Description

Hello Sun Goodbye Moon is a story that was inspired by the curiosity of a little boy at 3 years old. He and his mom were riding to school when he asked her why is the sun following us. Many children have this same misconception about the sun. This story teaches what is actually happening with the sun and the moon in a child like way. It flows like poetry as the sun answers a child's question, and the child later talks to the moon. It's not only a sweet story but a great teaching tool as well.
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About The Author

Audrey Sharpe was born and raised in a small one red light town in Georgia called Pembroke. She lived in the house with both her parents and her siblings, seven brothers and two sisters. There was always something fun going on in her home with all these siblings. Audrey graduated high school in 2004 and went on to pursue furthering her education at Georgia Southern University in Early Childhood Education. She received her Bachelors in 2009. In 2009 was also when she married her high school sweet heart. November 2010 Audrey started her career as an Elementary School educator. She taught fourth grade science for 5 years and then taught in the science lab for 2 years. During the 2 years in the science lab she returned to school for her Master's. In 2017 she graduated with her Master's in Early Childhood Education. Due to health reasons she had to take a sabbatical from teaching. During this time, she homeschooled and tried her hand in baking. While it was successful it wasn't her passion. In 2020 an idea sparked to teach science through social media and technology. She and her two sons created the Youtube science channel "We Wonder About". In September 2020 she decided to return back to teaching but continues to do the channel with her boys as well.
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