How the Trolls Got Their Hair - Ceaser, Lisbeth
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Before the trolls had hair, they were nearly invisible. They were very cute, but they were not particularly interesting. Then a couple of young trolls set out on a quest to cover their heads. Thanks to some very smart teachers and very wise parents, the trolls made a surprising discovery. They put their heads together and showed all their friends how to be the happy-go-lucky, colorfully-haired trolls we know today.What did the wise parents and smart teachers know? The step-by-step guide to reading together at the end of the story will tell everyone how to share the secret of the troll's…mehr

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Before the trolls had hair, they were nearly invisible. They were very cute, but they were not particularly interesting. Then a couple of young trolls set out on a quest to cover their heads. Thanks to some very smart teachers and very wise parents, the trolls made a surprising discovery. They put their heads together and showed all their friends how to be the happy-go-lucky, colorfully-haired trolls we know today.What did the wise parents and smart teachers know? The step-by-step guide to reading together at the end of the story will tell everyone how to share the secret of the troll's discovery. You may never see a bald troll, but the steps of the story of how they got their colorful hair will lead to many surprising discoveries of your own. Children, teachers, parents, and readers of all ages will enjoy sharing both the story of the trolls and the important message that the best stories are those we share with others.
Autorenporträt
Lisbeth Ceaser is Faculty Emerita at California Polytechnic, San Luis Obispo. She is known for teaching reading comprehension through interactive and reciprocal learning practices for all ages and interests-childhood through adult. Her career includes classroom teaching, reading education research, teacher education, professional development, and state-wide consulting for the promotion of literacy. She is the author of The Adventures of Betty Bee, a life science story for beginning readers.