by Doreen Cronin, Harry Bliss
Just a the title says- this is the diary of a worm. But this worm is just like us! He has other insect friends, a family, he goes to school and has a teacher. He has fears and dreams, and anything else that we experience in our everyday lives. This book is sure to have your students a giggling mess ...
Very cute book that could be used for many different purposes. Use to introduce Journal activity, or to introduce a science lesson on gardening, worms, composting, invertebrates etc. Interest Level Grades K - 3 Reading Level Grade level Equivalent: 2.8 Lexile® Measure:AD360L DRA: 18 Guided Rea...
I have also read Diary of a Fly and that was funny. This one was just as good (if not better :). Anyway, I recommend both this book and Diary of a Fly.
Honestly, I found the worms kinda creepy. I get the whole deal about the book-Willems did the same thing with the Pigeon to a degree. That being a kid is rough, but it's also kinda cool. And hey, at least you're not as little as a worm!
Honestly, I found the worms kinda creepy. I get the whole deal about the book-Willems did the same thing with the Pigeon to a degree. That being a kid is rough, but it's also kinda cool. And hey, at least you're not as little as a worm!
Cute, funny and even somewhat informative about the ins and outs of life as a worm.
A worm's-eye point of view. the non-fiction-loving daughter really liked this for the realism.
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