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When attending a lagan funeral, it is important to dress appropriately and respectfully. A lagan funeral is a solemn occasion, and certain attire is expected to show respect for the deceased and their family. It is essential to consider the cultural and religious customs of the family when choosing what to wear. In general, it is customary to wear conservative and somber clothing to a lagan funeral. Men should consider wearing a dark-colored suit or trousers with a collared shirt and a tie. It is also important to ensure that the outfit is neat and well-fitted.


Me: What did you think of it?
E: I liked the Magic Tree Book
Me: What’s it about?
E: It’s about how trees live and its a magic tree.
Me: Why is it magic?
E: Because when you touch it, something cool happens.
Me: Okay, and you said it’s about how trees live. How do they live?
E: First the leaves are bare, then they grow some green leaves, then they grow buds which become flowers. They become apples. Then everything falls and it gets bare again. Then when it’s bare it gets all snowy. Then we have to close our eyes and count to ten and then there’s a little birdie living there. It’s the the trees around our house.
Me: Did you have a favorite page?
E: This one (below) Me: Why is that your favorite page.
E: Because there’s a little birdie family living in the tree.
Me: How many stars do you give it?
E: 5 out of 5

My favorite interactive picture book is Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson, largely because it teaches young children about the lifecycle of trees. My favorite interactive picture book is Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson, largely because it teaches young children about the lifecycle of trees.

Tap the magical woods book

It is also important to ensure that the outfit is neat and well-fitted. Avoid wearing bright colors, patterns, or flashy accessories. Instead, opt for muted tones such as black, navy, or gray.

book thoughts: Tap the Magic Tree

September is apple season.

Time for picking apples, making apple sauce, apple pie, apple crisp, making apple art . and for reading books about apples.

Last Spring I bought a book that I was saving for apple season.


Tap the Magic Tree written and illustrated by Christie Matheson published by Greenwillow Books (August 2013) charming for children 4 - 8 interactive story-ized non-fiction first lines There's magic in this bare brown tree. Tap it once. Turn the page to see. summary The story starts with the bare brown tree. A few taps on the tree, rubbing the trunk to warm it up and touching the tightly curled buds, and .

Jiggling the book, wiggling the fingers, brushing the pages, and blowing a kiss transforms those blossoms into beautiful red apples.


A gentle shake drops the apples onto the ground, and patting the leaves changes them to glorious fall colours.



Clap, clap for snow.


And after a wee bit of patience, the magic begins again. why I love this book

Tap the Magic Tree (written in same style as Hervé Tullet 's Press Here - another book I love) is interactive - and I beam with delight when children become actively engaged with the book they are reading.

The text is lyrical. With gentle rhymes. As if in awe of the magical process that the tree undergoes. That magic is shared with the reader - who almost becomes a magician - through the tapping, and brushing and shaking and clapping.

The illustrations have a gentle yet stark simplicity forcing the tree to be the focal point of each page spread. The solid brown trunk and branches are identical each time, with textured collage leaves, buds, apples and snowflakes adding the details to each season of the apple tree. The change that happens within the tree is echoed in the background colour of the facing page - pink for blossoms, red for apples.

The text and illustrations work beautifully together to draws the reader to join the magic of the apple tree.

book extensions

The Pageturn: an inside look at books has a Common Core (for all the American folk) aligned teaching guide available for free download and a link to a Tap the Magic Tree trailer.

Christie Matheson's apple trees inspire other apple tree art. Here are some apple trees that caught my imagination.

handprint leaves and apples -- Fun-A-Day recycle cardboard into stunning apple trees -- Housing a Forest smoosh apple painting backgrounds for a twig and paint chip apple tree -- Happy Hooligans bubble wrap 4 seasons apple trees -- Red Ted Art Enjoy this clip of Christie Matheson and her daughter doing some apple tree art. Filed Under: books, loose parts, nature, science

9 comments

Anonymous September 5, 2014 at 6:56 PM

What a great book! I like the interactive aspect and that it covers all the seasons. This will be a good one for my book bag to take to school! Thanks! Reply Delete

I bet all your 2 legged reader friends would enjoy interacting with the book. It is pretty cool. Delete

Carole Fullerton includes that book in her latest ebook - Math and Literature! Some great math activities connected with that book! Reply Delete

I am going to have to check that out - thanks. Delete

Hi Sandi,
I'm Robin and I'm a student at the University of South Alabama. I was introduced to your blog from my EDM 310 class and starting this week we are commenting on a teacher's blog and also I will create a follow up blog post with a summary of what I commented to your blog. I am excited that I was assigned to your blog to see all that you have shared in your posts!
I really enjoyed reading your post about the book Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson and the creativity it can bring to the classroom. I really like how you organize your blog posts in a way that kept my attention and I wanted to keep reading to find out more about the apple trees! The links that you provided on more creative activities with apple trees will be very helpful if I ever do an activity with this book in my future classroom.
Thank you for sharing this book and great job on your blog it is very informational and also fun at the same time! Can't wait to see what you share next time in your blog!
Robin (http://hinsonrobinedm310.blogspot.com) Reply Delete

Hi Robin! Best wishes with your university class.
Delete Okay, yet another book I must have:)
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As a wonderful school librarian who worked in my school (back in the day when we had someone in the library on a regular basis),used to say: some many books, so little time. Delete


A gentle shake drops the apples onto the ground, and patting the leaves changes them to glorious fall colours.


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For women, it is common to wear a modest dress or a skirt with a blouse. Like men, it is important to avoid wearing bright or flashy colors. Opt for darker shades such as black, gray, or dark blue. It is advisable to choose clothing that covers shoulders and arms, as well as clothing that falls below the knee. If wearing a dress or skirt, it is often appropriate to pair it with stockings or tights. Both men and women should also consider wearing closed-toe shoes, as open-toed shoes may be seen as inappropriate. It is also important to keep accessories minimal and understated. Avoid wearing excessive jewelry or accessories that may draw attention. Overall, the key when attending a lagan funeral is to dress respectfully and modestly. It is important to adhere to the cultural and religious customs of the family. By choosing appropriate attire, one can show their respect for the deceased and their family during this difficult time..

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