The
Rice Bag Hammock
Written by: Shaeeza Haniff
Illustrated by: Swafeha Khan
Shaeeza Haniff, 2011
26 Pages
Multicultural
Written by: Shaeeza Haniff
Illustrated by: Swafeha Khan
Shaeeza Haniff, 2011
26 Pages
Multicultural
A
simple rice bag can be made into a hammock? Who knew? Or it can be made into a
grocery bag? The Rice Bag Hammock tells
a story of an ordinary burlap bag. Shaeeza Haniff does a great job at telling
the memories of her past through this story. This is such a warm and inviting
story for your children.
Swafeha Khan does a great job portraying the warmth and comfort throughout the illustrations. The illustrations in this story are beautifully made. She uses such soft colors to portray how the illustrations are used. I believe that the repetitive text and use of feeling words to describe family situations.
Swafeha Khan does a great job portraying the warmth and comfort throughout the illustrations. The illustrations in this story are beautifully made. She uses such soft colors to portray how the illustrations are used. I believe that the repetitive text and use of feeling words to describe family situations.
For
this story I would have my students go on a journey just like the rice bag
did. I would have them write a short
narrative about places they visited and things they saw. Then I would have my student’s research where
the rice bag was first used and who created it for a History lesson. Lastly, I would have my students estimate
about how many piece of rice can be put in a rice bag for a math lesson. I would also have my students list all the
many different ways a rice bag can be used.
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