Gwen Petreman: 5 books

The patterns poems Gwen has compiled in this book have been read by many primary students and their teachers. Kindergarten teachers in particular have appreciated these curriculum-connected pattern poems.

Bryanna and her twin brother, Ryan, are very upset when they have to move to a condo after their parents divorce. One day, in early spring they discover two white eggs in Bryannas planter on their balcony. The twins are immediately captivated. They become quite worried when they discover neither the...

This book targets classroom teachers, homeschoolers, and primary students. The author chose 20 of Aesops fables that contain lessons that underscore the importance of engaging in appropriate behavior and developing desirable character traits. Each fable was written at three different levels addressing...

Tibbar is a male rabbit who loves to cook. He lives in a warren with many other rabbits. Tibbar has only one fearRabroar! Rabroar is huge and hairy. He eats no other animal but rabbits! His long, sharp, and pointed nails send terror into the hearts of all the rabbits in the valley. He is so huge that...

Read the first page of this bookthen stop! Let your imagination soar. Go on a wild and enchanted journey. Talk! Draw! Write! Then, turn the page. Keep doing the same thing until you come to the last page. In this book, real animals inhabiting our natural surroundings are magically transformed into strange and colorful creatures found only in the lively imagination of a young child.