Bøger af J.R. Poulter

The animals want to party,They want to show their moves,Kick up their heels 'n shake a leg!Join in, get down 'n GROOVE!A fun, rhythmic, verse story tribute to the MOVE initiative of Michelle Obama, America's African-American First Lady, encouraging children to get up and "MOVE" and have fun doing it!The book won the Simone Wood Award for a book highlighting the benefits and joys of dance to children.www.wordwings.wix.com/publishingwww.jenniferrpoulter.weebly.comhttp://jadepottsinc.com/www.takarabeech.com/hip-hop-hurrah-zoo-danceAuthor: J.R. PoulterIllustrator: Jade PottsIllustration & design Takara Beech

The Zippitty Bears, an adventurous pair,Want to be up and away,You shut your eyes tight, spread your arms, you take flight,Zooming and swooping and loopitty loopingOff to the stars through the night!No matter who or where you are, you can shut your eyes and take off on the most amazing adventure! Imagination is your space ship to wherever you want to go.A picture book, for lower primary, told in rollicking rhyme. www.wordwings.wix.com/publishingwww.jenniferrpoulter.weebly.comwww.lemonadeankolie.blogspot.comwww.takarabeech.com/zippitty-bearsWritten by J.R.Poulter; Illustrations by Ankolie; Illustration & design by Takara Beech

Two little piglet friends are very different. Sometimes their differences get in the way. Sometimes they discover they are not so different after all, especially when these two little boy pigs discover GIRLS!A humorous picture book for early childhood and primary about learning to relate to the opposite gender!""Jennifer Poulter has written a charming little picture book that explores friendship and being unique. Interestingly, she has approached the interactions with the opposite sex from a boys perspective, showing that it's ok to show your feelings if you are a boy. A cute little book that all children are sure to enjoy.""Bianca Thorburn, Teacher-Librarian | Experienced Senior Teacher| B. Ed - Secondary | M. Ed. - TLwww.wordwings.wix.com/publishingwww.facebook.com/WordWingsPublishing/www.jenniferrpoulter.weebly.comwww.cargocollective.com/oliviapintowww.takarabeech.com/wiggle-and-oink

ItÕs bedtime. Baby wants the sound of a parentÕs voice to lull them to sleep with lilting rhythm of a lullaby! Collection of lullabies, bedtime poems and fun, sleepy-bye counting rhyme.TEACHER REVIEW: ""A touching collection to help make bedtime a favourite part of your child's day & introduce them to a lifelong love of reading.Ó Adrienne T. O'Connell, teacher, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught indigenous outback classrooms to multicultural city.ART/EARLY EDUCATION TEACHER REVIEW: An educator, I know the importance of reading rhyme for young children. The earlier the exposure, the more rapid the benefits for the child, especially important by 3 years of age. ""The Boat to Lullaby Bay"" is a wonderful introduction to poetry and lullabies, with beautiful illustrations, sure to delight.Jan Clifton Watford, BVA degree art/art Education, MATL, masters degree, Integrating Technology in the classroom & certification in Art/ Early Childhood/Gifted education

Little Bitty Octopus is a good little boy. We didn't say perfect. When he discovers something he can't resist, things get a little bit messy! A humorous narrative verse story for ages 2 to 6 years that introduces the idea of healthy eating and the principle of action and consequence. Includes directions & equipment for the ©Nutrition Game and sing-a-long lyrics to Emel's Little Bitty Song.Themes: Octopus, food habits, social choice, stories in rhyme, Nutrition, sea creatures, making choices, cause and effect, Food, eating habits, narrative verse. Review: ""Little Bitty Octopus follows the misadventures of a young impressionable sea creature who gets himself into an icky sticky situation. It is a lovely tale with an important message about actions and consequences, and making good food choices, for all young readers.""Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., has taught children from indigenous classrooms in the wilds of the outback to multicultural suburban classrooms in a big city.

Haggle Lee Ho has lived in the town all his life, grown up with those around him, but never acknowledged as one of them. That is all about to changeÉThe townÕs people have a treasure in their midst. They just donÕt know it, yet. Sometimes, what is most precious is right under your nose! A fully illustrated chapter-book [cumulative story] for younger readers.TEACHER REVIEW: The Saga of Haggle Lee Ho is a delight to read. J.R. Poulter paints a vivid picture of a hardworking, wise character of mixed migrant heritage, who is able to change his life, find acceptance and happiness. A worthy rags-to-riches tale. Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from outback-indigenous to multicultural city classrooms.5 STAR REVIEW: With beautiful illustrations, The Saga of Haggle Lee Ho emphasizes the need [for] respect, [it] is comical and enthralling. ReadersÕ Favorite writer/reviewer, Edith Wairimu.

Animals have homes, communities and forage areas. They need trees and undergrowth Ð it's their backyard! When the trucks and bulldozers come to make a housing development, who pleads for the animals' homes?REVIEWS: 5 STAR REVIEW The illustrations are wonderful,breathing life into scenes, making the story come alive. An excellent storybook for interactive sessions in classrooms/school libraries, it speaks about saving the environment and wildlife and tells how. The rhyming verses give pace, movement and a lyrical feel. ""Animals need trees. So do people. ThatÕs the message of this lovely book that will enthrall any child.""Dr Bob Rich, environmentalist, scientist, grandfather at Bobbing Around blog.""A fun and colourful picture book that teaches children the importance of trees for our wildlife. Readers will delight at the rhyming prose and colourful illustrations."" B. Thorburn, Teacher-Librarian | Experienced Senior Teacher| B. Ed - Secondary | M. Ed. - TLAWARD: LiFE AWARD, Literature for Environment

Ben visits his friend, Anik, in India and learns all about how his friend and his family live.Book 1 in the first series of Multi-Ed Books.TEACHER REVIEW: ""As we follow the journey of Ben and his family to a different country, we learn about the colourful landscape and beauty of India, a continent rich with history, tradition and culture. A fascinating insight into one of our neighbours and teaches us about the diversity of the world we live in."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed.5 STAR REVIEW, Readers' FavoriteNot only educational, but breathtakingly beautiful, the pictures tell a story all on their own. Your child will come away filled with the excitement and novelty of a whole new world. By Vernita Naylor, business educator, writer, reviewer

Moi, Elle, La Le, girlie, little glamour girls for whom style is everything. They take pride in their appearance. Then a gift for each from their fashionista aunt causes problemsÉ Colours clash! One little poodle triplet stands out for all the wrong reasons! Disaster orÉFor 3 fashion conscious sisters, stylistic disaster turns to flair by shift in attitude!TEACHER REVIEW:""An enchanting tale bringing to the fore themes of empathy, individualism and love for siblings. The story teaches children we are indeed all unique, but we can also come together as one."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from outback indigenous to multicultural city classrooms.5 STAR REVIEW: Children will love the three poodle sisters. The illustrations bring the characters alive! A girlie, bedtime story, also for interactive sessions in classrooms, it will motivate [readers] to find solutions when faced with problems. Mamta Madhaven, writer/poet/editor, ReadersÕ Favorite reviewer,

Dragons love garlicAnd dragons love chilli.These foods feed the fires In a dragonly belly!But what of a familyThat grows such hot fodder?Well, they just might be in forA BIG bit of bother!Multi-award winning author of over 30 books, J.R.Poulter, and internationally published renowned Greek illustrator with over 100 books to her credit, Niki Leonidou, teamed up with internationally exhibited, award winning designer/illustrator, Muza Ulasowski, to produce an hilarious tale of a family with a very poopy problem! Rhyming picture book for five to eight year olds that celebrates a Ônever give upÕ attitude.TEACHER REVIEW: ""A rollicking rhyming adventure of what quick thinking can do to turn adversity into triumph!"" Adrienne T. O'Connell, teacher, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from outback indigenous to multicultural city classrooms.

Baby loves Teddy Bear. Teddy goes everywhere with him. But Teddy keeps getting lost! The whole family is involved in a bear hunt. No one takes notice of dog - does he know?TEACHER REVIEW: A delightful story about a family calamity that ensues after bub's favourite teddy goes missing. The family dog is the hero! This is a really accessible text to also teach the sometimes confusing adverbs 'here' and 'there'."" Adrienne T. O'Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed.5 STAR REVIEW: An adorable picture book about a family's desperate search for Baby's missing toy, Bear, beautifully illustrated, educational & fun to read. The text [uses] repetitive dialogue to enhance learning while keeping the mood light with poetically rhyming fun. I admired [the portrayal of] family life, & their misunderstood pet. An excellent teaching tool for preschoolers /young readers struggling with here/there/where adverbs. An absolutely adorable book! Engaging in a way [to] inspire reading. by Alyssa Elmore, Readers Favorite