Brief Description
Readers enjoy seven little school friends who discover their classroom lesson when they see six adventures. Children, parents and teachers have fun with colorful activities included.
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Roodee knows that seven best school friends will find a new adventure every time they see fun-filled places on the way to School #224. Their joy in learning from the school bus experiences is why Mary, Larry, Sherry and Berry say their teacher wears yellow. The book is dedicated to all the yellow school bus drivers who are the most valuable transportation teachers - taking students to and from school and many other places - everyday.
This story is a daddy and daughter dance. It began with the girls' enthusiasm for riding on the yellow school bus, and the dad accepting the moment for the daughters to enjoy that ride. Our learning moment together with this book is a commitment to literacy, social entrepreneurship, and future generations.
Children will adventure with the seven best school friends to the zoo, the pumpkin patch, The White House, the muddy cornfield, the playground, and the water park. While this is a read-aloud time with parents and teachers, children from age five to eight years have fun writing, thinking and creating in activities at the end of the story.
Readers can look for Mary, Larry, Sherry and Berry to have a series of adventures soon!
About the Authors
Mark C. Booker is the managing partner of education that, llc. He has been a middle school substitute teacher and president of the Parent Teacher Association at his children's elementary school. Mark lives with his wife and their two daughter in Howard County, Maryland.
Renarda A. Booker, a student in Howard County Public Schools, is the recipient of the President's Award for Educational Excellence. She is the logo designer for Booked Up Reading Publishers. Renarda has played Asaka in the musical "Once on This Island JR." and is a member of the Columbia Clippers - U.S.A. swim team.
Cypress J. Booker is an honor roll student in Howard County Public Schools. Cypress is a member of the junior championship Columbia Clippers - U.S.A. swim team, and has sung with the Howard County Children's Lyric Choir.
