Author - Simon Keller

A classroom has its own small world of words. Children sit at a desk, listen to a teacher, open a...

A school day has its own words. Children hear the bell, meet a teacher, sit with classmates, read a...

A child opens a school bag and finds the small things that make the school day easier: something to...

A child walks into a classroom and sees many things at once: a desk, a chair, a board, a clock, a...

Tiny seeds, soft soil, fresh green leaves, bright flowers, and a small watering can can make a...

A child steps outside and suddenly there are words everywhere: sky, sun, gate, road, grass, ball...

Leaves rustle above a child’s head, a cool patch of shade falls on the ground, and a tall green...

A child may notice a flower before they know its name. A bright yellow sunflower, a red rose, a...

Children often notice plants before they know their names. They may touch soft grass, smell a...

Children learn many nature words before they can explain what nature means. They may point to a...