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Photo by Lee Coghlan FUN FOR CHILDREN: Kathryn A. Gangel, top, a third grade teacher at Springfield Elementary school in Page County has just had the sequal to her 1995 choral reading activity workbook published by Frank Schaffer Publications. “Chuckle Chants”, right, is available at local teacher supply stores.
totally gone in the sky. Even though the moon changes in appearance, it’s still there. Children thihk it disappear. I wrote this one about a trash can creature. The trash was overflowing at school. The trash turned into a creature when the teacher stepped on it and it swallowed her.”
“My husband inspired a story. He asked me to write a poem about a saguaro (suh-GWAH-row) cactus. We had been traveling through Arizona and Northern Mexico. We were out there driving and he said, “Oh, you should write a poem about that.”
In addition to giving her ideas about poems, Mrs. Gangel says her husband “did some of the rough sketches for the illustrations. He did the original idea for the cover of the book whichiCwas put there with the
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