Masters of Disguise. Camouflaging creatures & magnificent Mimics by Marc Martin. Published by Penguin Books

Now you see them, now you don’t From the Orchid Mantis in South East Asia to the Polar Bear in the Artic Circle, Masters of disguise explores the different insects and animals that survive by surrounding themselves by habitat that looks just like them or being able to change themselves so they can blend in.

The gentle genius of trees by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic

Excellent picture books for Stage 1-4 Science (Living things, sustainability, life cycles, trees – focus study for what they need and why we need them), Visual Art (drawing trees, leaves and their root systems). Sustainability – why we need trees, how they help our environment and how they help us. Philip Bunting has created some

Move that mountain by Kate & Jol Temple. Illustrated by Terri Rose Baynton.Published by Scholastic.

Classroom Literacy – Early Stage One – Stage 6. This is a great tool to look at sentence structure and challenge students to make stories that can be read forwards and backwards. Sustainability ES1- Stage 6 – empowering individuals to make a difference. PD – Personal Development – self awareness & belief.  This is the

The day she stole the sun by the students at Cobargo Public School

by educateempower.blog Written by the 5/6 class of Cobargo Public School, this hearfelt picture book was written to help them heal and unite all of those who lost farms, friends and family during the devastating fires of 2019. Ganyi – the indigenous word for fire starts this story and throughout the narrative weaves her way in