But even though they're far away, stars are part of your world, too Just lift up your eyes to see. The story told the life cycle well while also relating to personal feelings. Scientists use telescopes and satellites to study the stars. It is truly expresses how a young child would feel when growing their own plant and going through its stages. With the information that is being discussed throughout the story, it was expressed well through excitement. From the author of Our Stars Have you ever wondered about the planet you live on There are hot deserts, snowy mountains, steamy rain. The book shares the most basic facts about stars with the reader as well as more complicated facts about constellations, comets, and meteors. Puzzle(s): Why did the story just end with eating beans and not redo the cycle?Ĭonsideration of Instructional Application (3-4 sentences in your own words): 'Our Stars, by Anne Rockwell is another wonderful non fiction book from this author illustrator. Patterns(s): The story is told through the life cycle. Rockwell available in Trade Paperback on, also read synopsis and reviews. Happy Birthday To Me by Anne & Harlow Rockwell/ The My World Books Series Book/ Vintage 1981/ Childrens. Like(s): I loved the story of the bean’s growth and how it affected the children.ĭislike(s): I disliked some of the words used in the story and the length of the statements. Tell Me Framework (4 sentences in your own words): Response to Two Professional Reviews (3-4 sentences in your own words): It also discusses the needs of a seed to grow like soil, water, and sunlight. There is a picture that goes along with every new. It talks about stars, the moon, constellations, meteors, and comets. The book, Our Stars by Anne Rockwell, is an introductory book to space. It is being grown by two young siblings and it shows the excitement the children have as the bean goes through it stages. Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. It was dry and smooth and hard.”īrief Book Summary: The story discusses the life of a bean and how it grows.