Wednesday
November 11th
11:00
Primary schools
What if it was a yak?
I-II primary school
with
Emma Lidia Squillari
place
At school, in an institute in the city
Ticket
for schools, upon reservation
"It takes an intelligent animal," says the neighbor. "Easy to care for," pronounces the aunt. "Soft and furry!" suggests the sister. With each suggestion, Milo imagines a different animal to adopt, and with him the reader discovers ever-new worlds, from the octopus to the yak. Emma Lidia Squillari (Hairy Like a Yak, Terre di mezzo) presents a fun book that explores, through the eyes of a child, the values of waiting, responsibility, and care for living beings, reminding us that the right choice often comes from an unexpected perspective.
Note: To hold the meeting, you will need: a projection device (the author will bring a file on a USB stick), a flip chart, and thick-tipped markers.
"It takes an intelligent animal," says the neighbor. "Easy to care for," pronounces the aunt. "Soft and furry!" suggests the sister. With each suggestion, Milo imagines a different animal to adopt, and with him the reader discovers ever-new worlds, from the octopus to the yak. Emma Lidia Squillari (Hairy Like a Yak, Terre di mezzo) presents a fun book that explores, through the eyes of a child, the values of waiting, responsibility, and care for living beings, reminding us that the right choice often comes from an unexpected perspective.
Note: To hold the meeting, you will need: a projection device (the author will bring a file on a USB stick), a flip chart, and thick-tipped markers.
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