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What if your children never give up until they reach their goals? Tara is so excited to see snow for the first time. She wants to make her own snowflake. But what shape is a snowflake? During her natural, self-directed, and spontaneous play with her friends and their educator, Tara watches carefully for the geometric shape that makes a snowflake. Is it a triangle, like a pizza? Is it a rhombus, like a kite? How many sides does a snowflake have, anyway? As Tara and her friends play, they learn to make many geometrical shapes and what to call them. But will Tara ever be able to make her own snowflake? Kindergarten-aged children love snow, playing and exploring, and sharing their experiences. This book demonstrates and encourages both adults and children how to develop children's: - Social skills - Emotional skills - Communication skills - Cognition skills and - Physical skills

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A. B. Shyama was a former teacher both in primary and middle school classes teaching science and math in Sri Lanka. She is currently working as an early childhood educator in full day kindergarten programs in Ontario, Canada. A. B. Shyama was a former script writer to SLBC Educational channel and worked as a dubbing artist for her scripts. She has written three more books for children ages six to ten that are in school libraries in Sri Lanka. Her Sinhalese book titles are Wonderful King Kashyapa, Tales of Kuku, and Adventures of Chanu. A. B. Shyama's hobbies are drawing, music, gardening, walking, writing, and reading. She lives in Mississauga, Ontario with her family and her cat.

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