"The Giving Tree" con't.

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First, Grandma wants to apologize for not being able to enter anything the last two days. It has been crazy for her. "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstien is a story about a Boys' relationship with a tree and Grandma can see his family there. It is much what goes on with Trees of man's movement. It has a lot to do with conversations and punctuation. Grandma still has many things she wants to do with this first book in Grandma's Place of Natural Learning. She also peeked at some books with similar names. She may be bringing them up in the studies. Keep reading it and talking about it. In the meantime, Grandma wants to bring some more things up about "Noah's Ark." I hope you are making the things Grandma suggested you make with animals. It is important to read the Golden Books version of "Noah's Ark" to the younger children. However, Grandma came upon another book of "Noah's Ark" by C. J. Korryn that is designed more for the desire of families or older children especially those in 7th grade who are expected to watch sunrises and sunsets. It shows the interpreted version of the Bible recording in an author and publishers Book. I am not making a lesson up for this. Only if they feel it is relevant to the Bible recording and if they liked reading it I will also ask them if they feel it would be good in a movie or series. For there are several films made to represent it and I know o two movies made using it. There was a mini series made in 1999 plus others and a cartoon at one time. Trailers and I believe two movies: one in 2014, another in 2023. There was some controversy when the first movie came out at least. a documentary was made in1976 called "In Search of Noah's Ark. I believe the Bible states exactly where it was stored but Grandma has to find it, Grandma looked it up and it is in 1 Kings 8-9 states Solomon moves the Ark into the Temple and could be seen from the Holy Place because of its tall poles.