Wonky Donkey & CD April - Literacy & Books Camouflage and adaptation: Explain how

Camouflage and adaptation: Explain how the killer whale's black and white pattern helps it hide from prey in the ocean

providing ample seating

hug-like feel - often helpful for children with autism or sensory processing challenges

Include in lessons on lab calibration and quality control practices

Free choice creativity - Establish an independent art area where students can engage in self-directed projects

Wonky Donkey & CD April - Literacy & Books Camouflage and adaptation: Explain howWonky Donkey by Craig Smith is a hilariously cheeky cumulative song that has become a storytime favourite for young children. It begins with a simple line I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey and hilariously builds into a tongue twisting list of the donkey's many quirks: he's spunky, hanky panky, cranky, stinky, dinky, lanky, honky tonky, winky and wonky! Children delight in the rhyming repetition, silly descriptors and catchy rhythm of the