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little book made me laugh so hard, . . I totally love the illustrations! A wonderful little read about respecting our differences and learning to work together/conflict resolution and never giving up! Thanks for a great little story Nicholas! Three friends Bear, Moose, and Beaver go canoeing.
They can't agree on anything on that trip and end up needing to be rescued, This is such a comical story, Look for the little bird, too, Great illustrating. Close but not quite. This story about disagreements among friends while paddling a canoe is just too stiff in both story and art, Most Canadian book ever! Totally love it! Has great lessons and friendships and playing to your strengths, Best friends the bear, the moose, and the beaver take a canoe trip, but they have different ideas about who should steer and which direction they should go, In their bickering, they stop paying attention, and they enter fastmoving rapids and crash, Their arguing starts again as they disagree what to do, My favorite lines: “The bear wanted to throw the beaver to shore to get help, The beaver figured swimming to shore would be safer, ” After a nights rest, the three friend realize that the only way they can get home is to work together,

Up the Creek includes illustrations that are in my favorite style: they are funny and bold, with bright colors, I got a kick out of spotting the cute red bird that followed the friends on their adventure, The

story itself shows the importance of cooperation, and, to a lesser extent, to value diverse skills, since the friends succeed when they each contribute their particular talents, This is a great book to encourage discussions about how getting ones own way isnt always the best thing for children, I think kids will love the silliness of the characters and enjoy the narrative, Theyll also learn words like portside and portage!

sitelink, . . aka darzy sitelinkTwitter sitelinkFacebook sitelinkInstagram Disagreeable friends always wanting their way ruin what otherwise have been an enjoyable day in the woods, Read at Missoula airport. There once was a bear, a moose and a beaver who were the best of friends, though they often disagreed, So when the three friends go canoeing together one sunny day, it doesn't take long for them to start quarreling with one another, First, they can't decide who should get to steer the canoe, Later, they debate how best to get across a beaver dam that blocks their way, But when they can't agree on the proper course for maneuvering through the whitewater rapids they suddenly find themselves in, the consequences become truly perilous, It takes a long, uncomfortable night spent stranded on a rock to remind the bear, the moose and the beaver what they often forget: everything turns out better when they work together as a team.


As with his other popular books in the Life in the Wild series, featuring these three lovable animal characters, authorillustrator Nicholas Oldland has created a funny romp of a picture book adventure for young children that will be a favorite choice in the classroom.
Oldland's distinctive, simple and playful artwork tells much of the tale on its own, with lots of visual humor in the characters' facial expressions and the numerous asides throughout, At its core, this is a fun, contemporary fable that champions the importance of teamwork, cooperation and communication while also promoting the joys to be found in nature, specifically the wilder parts of the outdoors.
This book could serve as an introduction to discussions on animals and their environments in the early grades as well, Hilarious! All my Canadian friends should know and love this book! They portage, eh

A nice story aboot working together and getting out while the gettings good,

Funny, simple pictures that will appeal to young kids, This will be a really fun read aloud, Thanks to my sister and my niblings for gifting me this one for Christmas, Good book about the importance of cooperation, Lovely illustrations too! There once was a bear, a moose and a beaver who were the best of friends, though they often disagreed, So when the three friends go canoeing together one sunny day, it doesn't take long for them to start quarreling with one another, First, they can't decide who should get to steer the canoe, Later, they debate how best to get across a beaver dam that blocks their way, But when they can't agree on the proper course for maneuvering through the whitewater rapids they suddenly find themselves in, the consequences become truly perilous, It takes a long, uncomfortable night spent stranded on a rock to remind the bear, the moose and the beaver what they often forget: everything turns out better when they work together as a team.


As with his other popular books in the Life in the Wild series, featuring these three lovable animal characters, authorillustrator Nicholas Oldland has created a funny romp of a picture book adventure for young children that will be a favorite choice in the classroom.
Oldland's distinctive, simple and playful artwork tells much of the tale on its own, with lots of visual humor in the characters' facial expressions and the numerous asides throughout, At its core, this is a fun, contemporary fable that champions the importance of teamwork, cooperation and communication while also promoting the joys to be found in nature, specifically the wilder parts of the outdoors.
This book could serve as an introduction to discussions on animals and their environments in the early grades as well I taught this to kids, It is a pretty good and straightforward book about working as a team, Your mileage may vary on whether or not the kids work in a team afterwards, Bear, Moose and Beaver decided to take a canoe ride one day, They are so busy arguing with each other at one point that they fail to notice that they are heading into rough waters, When their boat becomes stranded on a rock the arguing begins again until finally they realize they have to work together to get out of their current predicament,

Perfect for a storytime on cooperation and teamwork, Meant for children, this book has a strong message of cooperation, teamwork, and friendship, A bear, a moose, and a beaver decide to go canoeing, Trouble is they all disagree about who is going to do what part of the canoeing, So they end up capsizing, going in circles, and doing everything else that they shouldnt do, Eventually they figure out just what they need to do in order to move forward, But they forget to pay attention to where they are going, And often rivers where you canoe tend to have “wild whitewater rapids, ” All three friends have different strategies for dealing with the rapids, which leaves them stranded on a rock in the middle of the river, Now they have to figure out how to save themselves from being on the rock, Moose wants to “burn the canoe to make a signal fire, ” Bear wants to “throw the beaver to the shore to get help, ” Beaver wants to swim to shore, Eventually they realize they could work together to paddle through the rapids and make it to shore, Where they eventually walk home instead of going on the river again,

This is a fun story, I love the spunky personalities of the three friends, I love the browns, blacks, greens, and blues of the bookonly off set by the red canoe and the random bird that is never mentioned but who shows up in most of the illustrations.
Even in the last one with a canoe paddle, Kids will enjoy reading about these crazy and unlikely friends who finally learn the lesson about working together to get through a crisis, And the small size of the picture book will help the little youngsters feel confident in holding the book and looking at it themselves, Αν και στο site τους λέει ότι είναι απόετών, θεωρώ ότι είναι καλό ακόμη και για άνω του ενός! Η εικονογράφηση είναι μεν απλή όμως δεν είναι άσχημη. Το δυνατό σημείο είναι η ιστορία και τα μηνύματα που περνάει για την ανάγκη συνεννόησης και συνεργασίας. Τα γράφει πολύ καλύτερα η Ελένη Χοντολίδου από το περιοδικό Αναγνώστης, αποσπάσματα από την οποία αντιγράφω ολόκληρο υπάρχει στην επίσημη σελίδα των εκδόσεων για το βιβλίο:
"Ο δρόμος από την κοιλιά της μαμάς μας στην κοινωνία, από το εγώ στο εμείς, από τη μοναξιά στη φιλία είναι μία δύσβατη πορεία γεμάτη υποχωρήσεις, συμβιβασμούς και στραπατσάρισμα του εγώ μας. Με εξαιρετικά αποτελέσματα όμως: δεν είμαστε μόνοι, παίζουμε και μαθαίνουμε πράγματα, διασκεδάζουμε. Γινόμαστε άνθρωποι, καθώς ο κόσμος είναι οι άλλοι, εμείς με τους άλλους, οι άλλοι με εμάς.
Το βιβλίο του Nicholas Oldland, κείμενο και ζωγραφική απλή, με χιούμορ και εύκολη να αντιγραφεί από τα παιδιά είναι ένα βιβλίο που αγαπιέται πολύ για το νόημα και τη ζωγραφική του. Με παραδειγματικό τρόπο, μία αρκούδα, ένας τάρανδος κι ένας κάστορας, ξεκινούν να κάνουν μία βόλτα με το κανό. Σιγάσιγά αρχίζουν να καταλαβαίνουν ότι το ταξίδι είναι μια συλλογική υπόθεση. Ειδικά, όταν είμαστε στη φύση, χωρίς συνεργασία δεν μπορούμε να επιβιώσουμε. Κι όσο κι αν είναι δύσκολο να συνεννοηθούμε γιατί είναι δύσκολο να βγούμε από τον εαυτό μας είναι ακριβώς αυτό που μας κάνει ανθρώπους. Αυτό είναι ΤΟ μάθημα που έχουν να πάρουν τα παιδιά και το παίρνουν με πολύ αποτελεσματικό τρόπο με αυτό το βιβλίο.
Πολύ βαθύ το μήνυμα που μπορεί να αποκωδικοποιηθεί με διαφορετική ένταση από παιδιά διαφορετικής ηλικίας, πράγμα που συμβαίνει με όλα τα καλά παιδικά βιβλία .
Εντελώς προκατειλημμένη ως η νονά και η πρώτη εργαζόμενη του Αρκτούρου, ο οποίος δεν χρειάζεται συστάσεις θα ήθελα να πιστεύω, πρέπει να υπογραμμίσουμε ότι η έκδοση υποστηρίζει τον Αρκτούρο, δίνοντας πληροφορίες για την οργάνωση και την άγρια φύση στην Ελλάδα. Ένας ακόμη λόγος να αγοραστεί το βιβλίο, λοιπόν!" Kouzelná kniha nejenom pro děti, Má vtipné a opravdu povedené ilustrace a jelikož se vlastně jedná o bajku, najdeme v ní i nějaká ta ponaučení, . . I think we all can relate to this book, even as adults, Our dear friends bear, moose, and beaver are spending the day in the great outdoors but instead of listening to nature, theyre bickering, Fighting over just about everything, as they spend the day canoeing together,

I laughed as the friends ended up going around in circles, as they tipped their boat and as they encountered some scary waters but these three just couldnt get along even after each struggle.
There were other adventures that these three had while on their canoeing trip and I smile just thinking of them, The illustrations in this book are terrific as they work so well with the text, This is a entertaining book yet its also one that has some important lessons tucked inside it,
I dont care about books in a series, but this one is really good, The concept of teamwork is provided,

The best part of this book is when the animals take a break from canoeing so they can relieve themselves,
Canadian picturebook creator Nicholas Oldland returns to the wild world of Bear, Moose and Beaver in this fourth picturebook, this time chronicling how the three friends must learn to work together, during the course of a canoe trip.
Each animal has his own ideas about steering, paddling, and what to do when one encounters a beaver dam, Their arguing eventually leads them into a hairy situation, as they shoot toward a particularly wild series of rapids, . .

Having greatly enjoyed the previous three picturebooks about these friends there is one each, for Bear, Moose and Beaver I picked up this fourth entry in Oldland's series with great anticipation.
I love the sense of humor in these stories, and the way they gently impart important messages without ever feeling didactic, Here the message is about working together to achieve a common goal, and it is delivered naturally, through an amusing tale, As ever, Oldland's simple artwork is drolly expressive, capturing the sense of humor throughout, Recommended to anyone who has read and enjoyed other books about these characters, and to anyone seeking children's stories about teamwork, An excellent story for kids for learning about team working, Funny story, awesome illustrations! Up the Creek is my favorite from the Life in the Wild series,



Very cute book It's a miserable trip until Beaver, Moose and Bear figure out that they're going to have to cooperate with each other to get where they want to go.
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Ezek nagyon dinkák :D A hódot meg imádom, Olyan eszelős tekintete van, I finally got my hands on the remaining book in this series! It's actually one of the stronger ones, I think, because it's so relatable, especially to people with siblings.
The animals' canoeing tripand resulting squabblingreminded me of outdoor outings my family used to take, They'd inevitably end up with me and my sister at each other's throats, In fact, the last time we took out the canoes, we were relegated to separate ones because our parents knew we'd just fight if we were in the same boat together!

In this book, Bear, Moose, and Beaver decide to go canoeing.
But they can't agree on anything, They all want to steer, so they all try to sit in the back with predictable results, Once they bail out all the water and get going again, they all want to paddle on the left, . . which means they go in circles, Eventually, they get things straightened out, only to hit a patch of rapids, Then they're really up the creek!

This is a great addition to the Life in the Wild series, and probably one of my favourites about these funny animals.
I do wish that they had worn life jackets while canoeing which wouldn't be that weird, considering Moose wore one in Making the Moose Out of Life when he went sailing.
Other than that, though, this is a pretty entertaining read,

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