Jacob's Dream! - Holmes, Ronald W.
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This book teaches children about eight flowers and the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. It provides eight colorful illustrations of popular flowers native to countries all over the world. The book intends to capture children's imagination while developing their ability to learn about different flower species. Children will have an opportunity to reinforce their knowledge of the colors taught by coloring sketches of each flower. It will be especially useful for elementary teachers as they can use the book to create lessons on color, build student awareness of flowers and apply learning to practice.…mehr

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This book teaches children about eight flowers and the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. It provides eight colorful illustrations of popular flowers native to countries all over the world. The book intends to capture children's imagination while developing their ability to learn about different flower species. Children will have an opportunity to reinforce their knowledge of the colors taught by coloring sketches of each flower. It will be especially useful for elementary teachers as they can use the book to create lessons on color, build student awareness of flowers and apply learning to practice.
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Ronald Holmes is president and publisher of The Holmes Education Post, an education focused Internet newspaper. He is the author of 20 books, publishes articles on educational issues and offers unique, evidence-based solutions, perspectives, best practices, and resources to improve public education. Ronald Holmes earned a PhD in Educational Leadership, a MED in Educational Administration and Supervision and a BS in Business Education from Florida A&M University. He also earned a MED in Business Education from Bowling Green State University. He is a former teacher, school administrator, and district superintendent.