Children Just Like Me: Celebrations!

by Barnabas Kindersley

Hardcover, 1997

Status

Available

Call number

394.26 Kin

Call number

394.26 Kin

Local notes

394.26 Kin

Barcode

3639

Collection

Publication

DK CHILDREN (1997), Hardcover, 64 pages

Description

A calendar of celebrations which describes holidays and festivals of all major religions and cultures from around the world. Includes original photography.

Physical description

64 p.; 12.25 inches

User reviews

LibraryThing member hammre02
This book is a great multicultural book about celebrating diverse holidays. Children can see how different ethics celebrate around the globe. Celebrations also has holidays that connect with science too. Some nationality celebrate holidays based on the season changes and weather changes. Teachers
Show More
should create a KWL chart to see what students know and want to know about different holidays.

Lesson that would connect to this book would be to have a Around the World Fest. This is a festival that would celebrate different cultures and traditions. Students could join a pen pal service and talk to different students around the globe about their differences in culture and other topics. Students should then bring different items for the different holidays. Have the kids write a report on their favorite holiday and what they learned.
Show Less
LibraryThing member Venisa
Genre: Informational

Review: This book gives great insight into how other cultures around the world celebrate holidays or other celebrations we do in the US, such as birthdays, carnivals, Halloween and the different seasons. This story has some cultures and celebrations that I had never heard of
Show More
before. I learned a lot from it!

Media: photographs
Show Less
LibraryThing member afussell
The authors of this book traveled the world attending celebrations all over the world. They put real children in their book along with quotes about what they like most about their celebration. This is an important book to have in your classroom all year round. You could teach about different
Show More
festivals throughout the year when it is appropriate. If not, then the book should be in the classroom library year round for children to read as they please.
Show Less
LibraryThing member mnorth2
Summary:
This children's book "Children Just Like Me: Celebrations!" is about children all over the world who are from all different countries and their stories on how they celebrate their celebrations.

Review:
I find these types of books so interesting and fun to read. I used to love reading these
Show More
children's books. The size of the books makes read them even more fun to read. I think all children need to learn about other cultures and how different people celebrate different holidays and celebrations in many different ways. I also think it is neat that the stories of the different celebrations are from real children in other parts of the world.
Show Less
LibraryThing member EliseMT
This book is loaded with information about holidays around the world. Many different cultures are included as well as many pictures related to each holiday. The book can feel a little cramped, but it does include a plethora of interesting information. Since it is so heavy in content, I would
Show More
recommend this book to be used as reference material for older elementary students. It would also be a great book to keep in the classroom library for casual perusing.
Show Less
LibraryThing member wichitafriendsschool
Barnabas and Anabel Kindersley, creators of the acclaimed Children Just Like Me, meet with children around the world as they celebrate 25 of their favorite holidays and traditions. With stunning photographs and illustrations, readers meet each child and learn the significance of the chosen
Show More
celebration. Full color.
Show Less

Pages

64

Rating

(19 ratings; 4.3)
Page: 0.8917 seconds