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| The Potato Harvest by Jean Francois Millet, 1814 –1875 |
Tomorrow, October 12 is ‘Old Farmer’s Day’ so why not plant some new tales in your repertoire!
STORIES
The Crows in the Corn – United States
The Farmer and the Badger - Japan
The Farmer’s Present - India
The Farmer and
His Three Sons
BOOKS
Carol Hurst’s Children’s Literature Site – A number of
lovely children’s book selection on the subject of farms.
CRAFTS
DLTK-Kids – A barnyard of
fun; horses, lambs, ducks, donkeys and more.
SOMETHING EXTRA
Mice
are always around the farm so why not let them add to the fun. If you need some
fun songs, fingerplays, and stories about our little friends, head on over to
this blog post I wrote to celebrate Race Your Mouse Day.
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