![]() ![]() I think in the the next book the dinos will eat Goldilocks.Īrianne: When I saw the pigeon, it was my favourite. My favourite part was when Goldilocks fell into the chocolate pudding. Kevin: I like when we found the pigeon eye in the cookie jar. And why did the dinos want to eat Goldilocks so badly? I liked that Goldilocks. Gracie: My favourite part was when she ate all of the bowls of chocolate pudding. “ I saw a little tear.” We also really liked the morals at the end of the story – one for Goldilocks (and the rest of us without predatory natures) and one for the dinosaurs. “ The little one was crying,” someone observed. Students were sympathetic to the dinosaurs’ failed plans. That’s why everything is big,” someone explained. She can practically take a swim in the chocolate pudding bowls! “ She’s tiny. ![]() We really get the sense of Goldilocks’ size relative to all of this extra large furniture and home accessories. We particularly liked the door mat that said, “Wipe your talons.” In the meantime she comes across some very tall and uninviting chairs (“ There’s feets on those chairs!” one of the children noticed) and a number of clues that this house she happened upon might not be the safest of places. And while on the one hand, she appears to have very little sense (just how much chocolate pudding should one girl eat?), eventually she does discover that she isn’t in the safest of places and that she had better escape and quick. This Goldilocks is a little bit more than presumptuous. In his version, it is three scheming dinosaurs who leave their home to go “someplace else.” (Note to readers – you might think you see dinosaurs hiding in the woods spying on Goldi but that would just be your imagination). Willems brings a new twist to an old tale putting his humorous and silly stamp on the Goldilocks story. ![]() The magic of Mo Willems descended (“ That’s a sneaky one,” muttered one little guy) and nobody dared look away for fear of missing a hidden pigeon on a subsequent page. When someone spotted a pigeon in the cookie jar in the second full page spread, well. In fact upon realizing that this book was a Willems book, a definite hush fell over the room. Well, to say that we are Mo Willems fans in our classroom is a bit of an understatement. This event is not presented by Strathmore.Our latest BLG book brought in by Deborah was Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs by Mo Willems. The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation The National Symphony Orchestra thanks the following donors for supporting this performance:ĭr. Career development opportunities for young musicians include the NSO Youth Fellowship Program and its tuition-free Summer Music Institute. The NSO’s community engagement projects are nationally recognized, including NSO In Your Neighborhood, an annual week of approximately 50 performances in schools, churches, community centers, and other unexpected venues Notes of Honor, which offers free performances for active, veteran, prior service, and retired members of the military and their families and Sound Health, a collaboration with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and its affiliated organizations. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where it performs year-round. In 1986, the National Symphony became an artistic affiliate of the John F. Its artistic leadership also includes Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke and Artistic Advisor Ben Folds.įounded in 1931, the Orchestra has always been committed to artistic excellence and music education. The Italian conductor serves as the Orchestra’s seventh music director, joining the NSO’s legacy of distinguished leaders. The 2021–2022 season marks the National Symphony Orchestra’s 91st, and Gianandrea Noseda’s fifth as its music director. ![]()
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