The Little Blue Heron - Paperback
The Little Blue Heron - Paperback
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by Dana McBee (Author)
In a happy little marsh, a bright blue heron loved wading, singing, and nibbling tiny fish with her flock. Life was calm... until one day- CRACK! BAM! TIMBER!
Trees fell. Buildings rose. And her peaceful home began to change.
Determined to help her friends, the Little Blue Heron bravely travels to the city to find answers. What she discovers sparks courage, teamwork, and a big idea that helps protect her marsh forever.
Inspired by the real law that protects migratory birds, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Little Blue Heron reminds young readers that even small voices can make a big difference.
- A ready-to-use one-page Teacher Support Guide (Grades 3-5 aligned)
- Figurative language and vocabulary pulled directly from the story
- Black-and-white coloring pages for creative extension
- Discussion questions perfect for classroom conversations
Perfect for elementary schools, homeschool families, and communities who care about protecting the places and people they love.
Because heroes don't always wear capes...
Sometimes they have feathers.
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