Steven Kellogg
With the same energy, humor and clarity found in his 50 books, David wows audiences at schools around the United States and beyond. David is an accomplished storyteller and a master at getting kids to think and have fun at the same time. His presentations lead children on entertaining and...
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With the same energy, humor and clarity found in his 50 books, David wows audiences at schools around the United States and beyond. David is an accomplished storyteller and a master at getting kids to think and have fun at the same time. His presentations lead children on entertaining and educational journeys that combine math, science, reading and writing. David also gives keynote presentations and workshops for educators at professional conferences.
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Birth date: October 26, 1941
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I had this book when I was younger but lost it. After going to the thrift store and finding it again, I realized just how educational it was. I used to read it just because I thought it was a funny book. The book talks about money- money conversions, what you can buy with certain amounts of money, i...
This is a great folk tale for grades 2nd and 3rd graders. Paul Bunyan was born strong and grew very large. He tore down trees with his bare hands before he could even talk. The neighbors were not very happy about what Paul Bunyan was doing so his parents send him off in the ocean. This is where his ...
Sing along as Yankee Doodle makes his famous ride through the battlefields of the Revolutionary War. Go behind the lines in the American camp, spy on British soldiers, and cheer for Captain Washington as he leads his brave troops in battle against the Redcoats! (source) My family and I are HUGE St...
Steven Kellogg's familiar illustrations add so much to this cute book. Mary Jane's cat, Martin, has a problem with gas. He continually offends people and embarrasses the family - all except for Mary Ann who proudly states, "I LOVE HIM!" People's attitudes change quickly when they realize that Marty'...
I love Steven Kellogg's illustrations. This is another great book about the importance of pretend, playing, day dreaming, and imagination.
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