Wonderful Whales

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I have the best memories of that day - we waited patiently and hopefully to catch a glimpse of some humpback whales. Near the end of the outing, they appeared. And, we were transported into their world for a brief period of time. As our outing drew to a close, it was as if these gentle giants knew - a final wave of a fluke and good-bye.

Another preschool year has come to a close and we have said our good-byes. Despite the uncertainty of the outside world this year, the familiarity of preschool routines still carried on within the walls of our little classroom. I’ll miss those precious ones who brought joy and laughter each morning in their appreciation and excitement for the simple things. I love being both a teacher and “student” of these children!

As I reflect on a wonderful year with my Whale class, I’ve shared below a few of our favorites about these magnificent ocean creatures.

A few Favorites about Whales

From,
The Whale Class

Whale in a Fishbowl

By: Troy Howell and Richard Jones

  • A beautiful story about a whale who longs to see the “bit of blue” she can spy from her tank in the city.

The Whale in my Swimming Pool

By: Joyce Wan

  • Laugh along as a little boy searches for a solution after he discovers a whale in his swimming pool.

If You Want to See a Whale

By: Julie Fogliano and Erin E. Stead

  • What must you do if you want to see a whale? A little boy finds out just that in this sweet story.

The Snail and the Whale

By: Julia Donaldson

  • This ocean tale shares how size, even as tiny as a snail, doesn’t matter when it comes to helping others and making a difference.

Rainbow Fish and the Big Blue Whale

By: Marcus Pfister

  • It’s up to Rainbow Fish to make peace with Whale, if the problems from a misunderstanding can be solved.

Blue Whale Blues

By: Peter Carnavas

  • Whale has a case of the blues, so his friend Penguin is determined to cheer him up.

Whale Gets Stuck

By: Karen Hayles and Charles Fuge

  • When Whale lands trapped on the ice, his friends do their best to rescue and return him to the water.

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