The second graders in the two pictures below seem to agree that anytime is a good time for a story about Christmas as I performed my book A farm country Christmas Eve.
And when I quiz them, they all seem to know the answers.
And these third graders in the picture below know what is under the tree:
But kindergartners and first graders got a different story: If I Were a Farmer: Nancy's Adventure.
These kindergartners below liked the picture of Dad and the cow's tail:
And they quickly learned which fingers to use to teach a newborn calf how to drink from a pail:
As did these two groups of first graders:
The teacher of one group if first graders, Mrs. Traxler, posed with her group for a picture:
Two days later, on Friday, I returned to do five performances of A Farm Country Christmas Eve for grades 3,4,5, and 6.
These fifth graders below listened as I explained how growing up on the small family dairy farm inspired me to write about the experience:
The sixth graders below easily remembered where all the cats came from
when Joey called, "Here, Kitty."
The two groups of fourth graders below knew all the answers too:
The last two groups were third graders and we it was the end of the day on Friday so they were especially ready for a story.
And in the picture above, they seemed interested in the machinery
even though it was used long, long ago.
I sign A Farm Country Christmas Eve for Audrey, who is in the third grade.
i love signing books for kids.
Students and teachers at LeCenter Elementary were an enthusiastic audience.
I hope they ask me to return soon.
Photographs by Nancy A. Fredrickson
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