Instructional activity which demonstrates how to draw a dog.
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About KimmyG
KimmyG
Thank you for visiting my podcast. This is a podcast dedicated to children's literature. I am a child of the library! Growing up I did not have television, instead I would take a weekly trip with my father to the library. I dedicate this podcast to my father James Williams as he instilled the love of literature in me as a wee child by taking our weekly trips. I have many fond memories of running up and down the stairs of the library. My sisters and I used to hide between the bookcases from the workers who we drove mad! Just the smell of books also brings back many nostalgic memories. I am currently a grad student at MWSU working on my masters in Educational Technology and teach 2nd grade.
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Photo story of Matthew Henson.
Source: Adalbert Kuhn. This story is from the town of Hemer, West Germany. Re-told by Kim Guthrie
student at Midwestern State University.
Source: Peter Christen Asbjornsen and Jorgen Moe, De tre bukkene Bruse som skulle ga til seters og gjore seg fete, Norske Folkeeventyr, translated by George Webbe Dasent in Popular Tales from the Norse 2nd Edition. Re-told by Kimberly Guthrie for ETEC 5173 at Midwestern State University.
Photo story description of safari animals.
This is a short video which introduces my family.
Hello!
My name is Kim Guthrie. I started this podcast a couple years back for classes I am taking for my Masters in educational technology. You will find examples of my work that I have published for my wiki and blog page for Dr. Land's class. I will be updating this with video/audio podcasts. All podcasts will have a relationship that's connected to children's literature (approximately 2nd grade level) as this is currently the grade I teach. I love to read books and watch children's expressions as the stories take their minds to many different places. Thanks for visiting and have a great day!
The Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Andersen.
