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Over in the Meadow

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Over in the Meadow is more than a counting poem. Children discover the busy creatures who live in this meadow while they predict how many come next. Emphasize the word that rhymes with the upcoming number: "sticks" prompts "six," "den" before "ten."

Written by 19th century author Olive A. Wadsworth during a time when women writers were not common, she used a made-up, male-sounding name. Her real name was Katherine Floyd Dana. She signed her work "O.A.W." which had a secret meaning: "only a woman."

Folk Tales, 24 pages

ISBN: 978-1-59577-155-1

©2012 Starfall Education

Dimensions: 8" X 8" X 0.13"

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2.6 20 L 501-550