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Halloween Vegetable Horror (UK Male Narrator Edition): When Parents Tricked Kids with Healthy Treats
Author: Mr. Nate Gunter
Series: Children's Books about Life and Behavior #10
Narrator: Matt Hall
Unabridged: 0 hr 7 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 08/10/2021
Genre: Children & Young Adults Fiction - Holidays & Celebrations - Halloween
Synopsis
Halloween Vegetable Horror children’s book creates a dynamically comical reading experience that addresses history and health of Halloween. Address a widely common issue of how to teach kids about Halloween.
What is Halloween? Who came up with this annual tradition? Should we participate? What to do with candy and costumes? What to do with fear and fun? Rethink Halloween with a children’s book that references historical themes along with laughter and love. Trick kids into the treat of learning. Bring kids to learn how parents try to navigate this global tradition and participate in healthy living. Utilize the book’s themes and content as a parenting or teaching moment with funny illustrations, story, and ending. End with reading questions, discussion, and laughter.
Pages: 40Series number: 10Series type: Children’s Books on Life and BehaviorSeries category: Halloween, annual traditions, cultureSeries genre: FictionChildren reading ages: Average age 8-10 yearsChildren reading grade level: Average 3rd-5th gradeChildren illustration ages: Average 4-12 yearsReading crowd: Children to adultReading length: Average 15 minutesReading style: Comical narration storyline to end in climatic event and laughter.Story tellers: Adults (parents, guardians, grandparents, teachers, pastors)Historical setting: Celtic/Irish myth, Protestant Reformation (Martin Luther, 1500’s)Religion: ChristianityPurpose: Educational and entertainmentContextual Use: Family, home, school, church, neighborhoods, outreach, kid’s club, teachingStory time suggestion: Halloween event, reading club, church, Sunday school, kid’s classroom, summer readingHoliday/annual event: Halloween
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