#Bollywood groove annual show 2018 plus#

I had a great Subway Storytime using this book, plus Karen KatzвЂ™s Subway, and I gave kids little laminated (play) Metrocards of their own to wave around as we sang songs. IвЂ™ve enjoyed this book for a few years now, so I was thrilled to receive this for my MCBD review. Down in the Subway shows New York at its best: a gathering of cultures, enjoying a trip together. I love the spread that illustrates three of the train cars moving and grooving along the track with palm trees sticking out of the windows and an island breeze carrying it along its path.

Miriam CohenвЂ™s story invites readers in for a magical afternoon, and Melanie Hope GreenbergвЂ™s art is colorful and loaded with movement and expression, from the swirling island breeze that winds its way through the subway car, to the group of passengers jumping up to dance and eat together. Oscar and his mom are on a hot subway train, when a fellow passenger вЂ“ a brightly outfitted Island Lady вЂ“ reaches into her bag and pulls out a magical Island Party, complete with food, cool island breezes, a Calypso singer and steel band, even the green Caribbean sea! You can just hear the music and feel the energy coming from this story as you read it itвЂ™s a wonderful New York story that embraces our multicultural surroundings and shows how a hot, sticky summer subway ride can turn into a great time with a little imagination. Take a tropical vacationвЂ¦ in the New York Subway!Дown in the Subway, by Miriam Cohen/Illustrated by Melanie Hope Greenberg,

Bollywood groove annual show 2018