Dag’s Big Day
Dag Dragonfly has planned the busiest, most exciting day imaginable—a race with Buster Bee, books at the library, a family visit to Pier Number One,…

Bugville Jr.
Choosing the Right Pace Makes Movement More Fun
By R. Stanek (Robert Stanek)
Dag loves zooming through Bugville Park, but a new go–slow–stop activity asks him to do more than move quickly. He must notice his wings, breathing, balance, and surroundings before selecting what comes next.
Flying, stepping, tapping, pointing, imagining, and watching are all welcome ways to participate. Dag discovers that speed remains one of his strengths—and that controlling it can be even more skillful and delightfully funny.
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