First graders brainstorm what they would plant in their own garden (flowers, fruits, vegetables, etc.) and then listen to the Kevin Henkes story, 'My Garden'. After the story, students use their imagination to share what would grow (or be invisible) in their own special garden. · My Garden by Kevin Henkes | Read Aloud by Mr. AndreIf you like this video, please LIKE SUBSCRIBE to our channel!🌼. My Garden Written and illustrated by Kevin Henkes A girl helps out in her mother’s garden, but in the garden of her imagination, there are chocolate rabbits, tomatoes as big as beach balls, flowers that change color, and seashells.
Kevin Henkes celebrates the possibilities that gardening promises by letting a young girl's imagination run wild. He revels in spring with an Easter-candy palette that hearkens not just to the chocolate rabbits and jelly bean bush but the abundance of flowers, birds, and butterflies that fill the girl's daydreams. Kevin Henkes is a master at creating books that resonate with young children. What listeners say about My Garden Average Customer Ratings. Overall. 4 out of 5 stars out of 5 Stars 3 4 Stars 0 3 Stars 0 2 Stars 1 1 Stars 0. A child describes what her garden would be like if she could pick anything she wants. Written and illustrated by Kevin Henkes.
Henkes's familiar illustration style invites children into a most unusual garden. It never needs weeding, the flowers are ever-blooming, and colors change just by thinking of them (even into patterns). "In my garden, rabbits wouldn't eat the lettuce because the rabbits would be chocolate and I would eat them.". A child describes what her garden would be like if she could pick anything she wants. Written and illustrated by Kevin Henkes. Teacher Kristy reading, My Garden.
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