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I Spy in the Louisiana Sky

Deborah Ousley KadairSeries: I Spy
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Pages
32
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Pelican Publishing

About

From the alligators that live in the Louisiana lowlands and the blooming magnolia flower, to the fleur-de-lis that appears on that state flag, Deborah Ousley Kadair celebrates Louisiana state symbols in this colorful picture book. She uses the blue sky as a backdrop to recreate symbols in the shape of clouds and then invites children to guess the symbol by offering clues, in the traditional I Spy game format.
This guessing game features thorough facts about seven state symbols, including the brown pelican, which lends the state its nickname-the Pelican State. The repetition and rhyme make this a fun way for children to learn about Louisiana culture.

Related Subjects

  • United States
  • Places
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

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    Deborah Ousley KadairAuthor