This is a delightful story set against a bustling African city in the midst. Anna Hibiscus world is brought to full colour for the first time in her very own picture book. Sitting in her mango tree Anna sings an amazing song. Download Citation Anna Hibiscus' Song (review) This is the picture-book debut for Anna Hibiscus, who lives in 'Amazing Africa' and who has previously appeared in a series of early chapter. Get the children to think about the things that make them the happiest. It is her mother who finally helps her to channel her brimming happiness. Get the children to move rhythmically and dance to the music.

In small world play, the children may wish to compare and contrast the city and savannah life across Africa, investigating contrasting parts of the landscape and its wildlife. Anna Hibiscus Song Atinuke Lauren Tobia (illus.) Anna Hibiscus Song. Prior to this, take children to visit a real travel agent to see what happens there and collect further resources for Teaching Approaches: Writing Outcomes: Reading aloud and rereading Shared Journal Role Play and Drama Poetry Re-enacting Speech/Thought Bubbles Visualising Caption Writing Poetry Recipe Writing Card Writing Own and Class made books Teaching Sessions Before. To explore the story through play, role-play and storytelling.To use language to imagine and recreate roles and experiences.To enjoy listening to and using spoken and written language in play and learning.To explore, develop and sustain ideas through talk.To encourage collaborative narrative play.248 Ratings Anna Hibiscus is so filled with happiness that she feels like she might float away.To engage children with a story with which they will empathise.

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