Big Fat Hen And The Red Rooster

The Big Fat Hen is back--and still trying to help! So when Red Rooster tells her that it's hard work waking up the farmyard every day, she decides to take over. But the good-hearted hen doesn't know WHEN it's time to rouse everyone--and soon she's telling them all "Wake up!" even though the moon's still bright in the sky. Kids will laugh out loud at her delightful antics.

A hen counts to ten with her chicks.

Gallina grande conteos gorda a diez con sus amigos y todos sus polluelos.

“The Big Fat Hen", is the second release of a series of books base on original stories and homemade recipes. These series are from "The Chronicle of Kit's Journeys " collection. This collection is base on the story of my life. These are some of the stories and recipes that I have told and taught my children and family. Some stories and recipes are passed down through my elders that has passed. So, now I continue to pass them on. You will be surprise to find that in this journey of my life , that I have come to experience the rules for life and death. Bullying has always played a big part of my life. This story is the one that has really taught me a life lesson that no other could. I hope after you read this story you will view life differently as well. Hopefully, after reading this book, you and your children will have a well understanding how important farm life is. Teaching youth that everything you see may not be so. Also, that you can't judge a book by it's cover. I hope you will find my books are very inspiring and very informative.

Everyday ways to connect language and literacy to the daily curriculum.

What a HELPFUL hen the Big Fat Hen wants to be! So, when Hairy Goat says, "I want a juicy green cabbage for my breakfast!" she happily opens the gate to Farmer Tile's garden, where lots and lots of cabbages grow. But then Spotty Pig and Brown Cow come in, too--and they won't stop munching. Soon all the cabbages will be gone. Can Big Fat Hen stop them before it's too late?

A child's worst nightmare is to be abandoned by those who care for him or her. That is what happened to Evie and Billy McNeil on Evie's sixth birthday. The two frightened children are taken to Pinetree Orphanage where they learn to survive among other children who share abandonment, abuse and neglect. How can these children survive in this often hostile new world and how can they become happy, healthy productive adults? Can gentle Carrie Lovell's love outweigh the dreaded Etta Jean Spyder and her paddle and sharp tongue? The characters in this book are the children, the parents, orphanage personnel, case workers, doctors, lawyers, teachers and others...

The immigrant ancestor, Gasper Shmit (Schmitt) (1723-1784) was born in Germany. He came to America at the age of 27 in 1750 from Inglesheim, Germany on the ship Phoenix. In 1758 he married Margaret age 35 (b. ca. 1723). He bought land in Rowan Co., N.C. in 1761, and became a naturalized citizen in 1765. At this time he changed his name Gasper Shmit to Casper Smith.