The Rainbow Symphony
A Picture Book About Voices Joining Together
In the village of Harmonia, every color sings its own song. When the colors argue about whose song is best, the music breaks apart, and only Pawa, a small glowing light who loves them all, can remind them how the symphony really works.
Available in English, Spanish, and French
Page and audio available in Spanish, English, and French
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Talk about it together
Three questions to open a conversation, one for each part of the read.
- Before readingEvery color in Harmonia sings its own song. What sound do you think blue makes?
- While you readThe colors are arguing about whose song is best. What could Pawa say to help them?
- After readingThe symphony only works when every voice joins in. Who would you want to sing with?
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