Elly-Kree George
Elly Kree- (McKay) George (1924-2003) was of Scottish-Cherokee descent and grew up in Ohio. From an early age she loved all facets of nature. Later as a Girl Scout leader and an Audubon Jr. Club leader, she was able to instill a respect of the natural world in children. After observing her grandchildren taking nature walks, Elly-Kree wrote Please Don’t Step on Me to remind them and others to be kind to all creatures. Elly-Kree was married to a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, artist Edwin George, and lived on the Cherokee reservation in North Carolina.
Kids Books (1)
Please Don't Step On Me 2nd Edition
$18.95
Artists:
Format:
Paperback
Text Content Territories:
Indigenous American; Native American;
ISBN / Barcode: 9781939053435
Synopsis:
Synopsis:
This delightful story teaches children that many bugs are helpful insects and enables the reader to develop a positive and protective attitude towards them. Willie the Worm introduces his insect friends and inspires the young reader to discover a fresh interest in bugs and to realize many of them are indeed their friends too. Included are a series of questions and recommended activities to help parents and teachers engage children to learn even more about these little helpers.
Educator Information
Recommended for grades 2 and under.
Included are a series of questions and recommended activities to help parents and teachers engage children to learn even more about these little helpers.
Includes these insects: worm, bee, butterfly, caterpillar, firefly, ant, ladybug, spider, daddy long legs, moth, dragonfly, hornet, snail, grasshopper, cricket.
Additional Information
40 pages | 8.50" x 8.50" | Paperback
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