BookLocker logo

A Lobster Lesson by Rolla Donaghy and Lynne Donaghy

A Lobster Lesson

by Rolla Donaghy and Lynne Donaghy

24 pages
A fishing fleet waits to go out on the ocean as a Captain in the bay prepares his boat to check lobster traps. The opportunity to go with him is exciting for children visiting the shore. A Lobster Lesson is a nature, non-fiction story for age 6-12 and ESL with photographs that depict rules of lobster fishing and safety in a marine environment.

Paperback $12.95   + $8.59 shipping & handling (USA)
(add $2.20 S&H per additional copy)
Hardcover $20.95   + $9.68 shipping & handling (USA)
(add $2.48 S&H per additional copy)
Category: Children
(requires Adobe Reader)
About the Book
As the morning fog lifts on the ocean, a fishing fleet is ready to go out to work. Birds wait quietly nearby to follow the boats. Meanwhile, in the bay, the Captain of a smaller craft is preparing to check his lobster traps. The opportunity to go on his boat is exciting for children visiting the sea shore.

A LOBSTER LESSON is a non-fiction nature story with action, concepts and vocabulary suitable for Beginning and Intermediate Readers, students ages 6 to 12, and ESL. Colorful photographs reveal regulations and facts about lobster fishing and show the care required when being in a marine environment.

 

Related Titles
  • Henry Hooper Leaves the Farm: A Field Mouse Story by Rolla Donaghy
    When the field mouse leaves the farm, everything goes wrong.
  • Henrietta Hooper Chases a Starfish: A Field Mouse Story by Rolla Donaghy
    When field mice meet a small wave, it spells TROUBLE!
  • The Wind's Scrapbook by Rolla Donaghy
    In a story based on photographs of nature, the wind carries the birthday balloon through the sights of a park. This 800-word book presents images, vocabulary, and concepts for beginning and emerging readers, pre-K to Grade 3. It encourages visual perception and language skills.
  • The Picnic at Squirrel Park by Rolla Donaghy
    Where are the birds and flowers? Henry and Henrietta, field mice, find the fields are bare after October rain. This book is for children pre-K to Grade 2, and ESL. The story presents action words and concepts suited to beginning readers. Colorful illustrations encourage positive social interaction, curiosity and awareness of the environment.
  • The Perils Of Pencil Lake by Rolla Donaghy
    As Ray Marks, a college student, sells his grandfather's Adirondack property, alarming rumors emerge that someone plans to get the farm for free. Ray and his friends work together to identify their opponents and outsmart them, in a diverse community that is not always on their side.
  • MIDDLE SCHOOL PROMISES by Rolla Donaghy, Illustrations by Angela Amato
    With a B average, and struggling to learn a new instrument, Lisa devotes herself to middle school orchestra, only to meet another Lisa - who is pretty, popular, and gets straight A's. Can anything good come of this? Middle School Promises is an inspirational and humorous coming-of-age story for readers Grades 5-8.
  • Tomorrow Maybe by Rolla Donaghy
    After a funeral, teenage girls try to help their families by babysitting Adam, a 6-year old child with whom they share their imagination, books, and love of flowers. TOMORROW MAYBE is a middle grade coming-of-age story for Grades 7-10.

 

About the Author
Canadian author, Rolla Donaghy grew up in Toronto where she studied theatre arts and music. She worked as an educator in Toronto, Boston and Honolulu with a specialty in reading development.

 

 

Copyright © 1998 - 2024 Booklocker.com, Inc. - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy