When Spring Comes

by Robert Maas

Paperback, 1997

Status

Available

Call number

508

Series

When...Comes (Spring)

Genres

All Topics

Nonfiction

Publication

Scholastic (1997), 30 pages

Description

Text and photographs depict the many aspects of spring.

User reviews

LibraryThing member TorrieM

This book talks all about the spring season. It shows what people all over the world do during the spring time. It talks about how winter turns to spring and spring then turns to summer. I would use this book for 1st-3rd grade because there is not very colorful pictures and younger children may

find it boring.

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LibraryThing member rachel0217

This was a wonderful picture book about the season of spring. Children can see all of the events that happen during this great season.

LibraryThing member penny.johnsonward

In When Spring Comes Robert Maass details the natural and cultural events that take place in the spring. When spring Comes is engaging and well organized. The photographs were appropriate and clearly described the text. Maass’ tone in this book was upbeat and conversational and the addition of

the Easter and Passover became an unexpected multicultural teaching moment for my students. My kindergarten class loved this book! I used it as my primary book in a thermic unit on spring and must have read it four times to my students. I highly recommended this book for kindergarten through 5th grades.

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LibraryThing member AlissaT

This book depicts all the different things that go on in the spring time. I loved this book because of the real-life pictures. It definitely made me think of spring and the happiness that spring always brings.

Ages: 3 and up
Source: Pierce College library

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