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Music Activities for Kids and Resources for Teachers
Here are the flowers you can find In My Grandmother's Garden...
While many of the flowers in the book are difficult to identify, many others are specific flowers you might recognize. Here are the flowers we can identify in the book: 1. On page 2 - The yellow flowers are... Graham Thomas roses 2. On page 3 ‘So many fragrant flowers...’- The pink flower and buds are... 3. On page 5 the pink flowers are... 4. On page 6 the yellow flowers with the hand are... Yellow Poppies. 5. On page 7 the basket of flowers includes... Narcisus, Freesia, and Renunculus. 6. On page 8 the behind thepicture of Aubyn there are spikes of... Penstomen. 7. On page 9 grandma is sitting in front of some... Daffodils. 8. On page 13 the blue flowers under the eves are... Agapantus, commonly called ‘Lily of the Nile.’ 9. On page 14 the vase by the bridge is full of... Many different Roses and Rose Hips 10. On pg. 17 is a small bed of... Daffodils, Narcisus and Primroses 11. On pg. 18 the vase of yellow flowers are... Roses 12. On pg. 23 the blue flowers with yellow centers are... Pansies ( often called 'Violas') 13. On pg. 27 the 3 blue flowers are... Morning Glories
How many flower varieties can you identify in the book?
Brother Cadfael roses.
Mary roses.![]()

In My Grandmother's Garden
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In My Grandmother's Garden by Kit Eakle; Illustrations by Jean Eakle
"The first children's storybook in which music and text play an equal role."
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Includes musical notation as an integral part of the story
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LISTEN TO THE MUSIC: A Classroom Classical Music Listening Program
Listen to the Music contains listening activities and descriptions of OVER 52 works by a wide variety of classical and modern composers. Composers include: Bartok, Vivialdi, Mozart, Handel, J. S.Bach, Ravel, Debussy, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, ClaraSchumann, Ravi Shankar, Duke Ellington, Villa Lobos, Tchaikovsky, Haydn, Benjamin Britten and more...
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