Week 32 PBID Question

Okay, boys and girls, this week is a tough question. Actually, it's two questions, and you have to solve the first in order to find the second. And it's going to be tough. I mean, I think it's going to be tough, but sometimes you all surprise me with how quickly you find these answers. We'll see, I guess. Maybe these questions are stumpers.

This board game is found in a Caldecott Medal winning book. What is the name of this board game, and what is the name of the other game found "jammed tightly into the bottom of the box"?

Week 31 PBID Answer

Week 31 PBID Question

I live in a pretty small town, but I like to visit big cities even though it doesn't happen all that much. After all, when the tallest building in your hometown is a paper mill, seeing skyscrapers is pretty cool.

Speaking of visiting big cities, that brings us right into this week's PBID question.

This page from a Caldecott Medal winning book says “Harry drove all the way to the Big City.” What is the name of that city?

Week 30 PBID Answer

Week 30 PBID Question

Summer is coming, and the two boys in this week's picture are making the most of their summer. (And let me tell you, I'm planning to make the most of my summer too. How about you?) Maybe that's a topic for another day. Let's get back to these two boys, shall we?

These two friends stay at Bill and Pam's house. While there the boys attend a week of what?

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Week 29 PBID Answer

Click Make Way for Ducklings for more information on the book 

and to see pictures of the ducklings in the real Boston Public Garden.

Week 29 PBID Question

This week's question comes from the oldest book that's been featured in the #PBIDchallenge so far. This book won a Caldecott Medal, and the author was the first person to be awarded the Caldecott Medal twice. (There is also another picture of this duck family somewhere on this website, but I'm not telling where!)

Good luck with the question and good luck finding that other picture!

What are the names of these eight ducklings?

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Week 27-28 PBID Answer

Week 28 PBID Question

Welcome to April! The snow is nearly gone, and spring has started to make an appearance. What better way to start April? Happy April 1, everybody!

There is no video this week to reveal last week's answer, but there is a new question. So if you were on spring break and missed last week's Picture Book Identification Challenge question, you now have two questions for this week, and next week's video will give two answers. That's two picture books to identify, one for March 25 and one for April 1!

Because this is the Picture Book Identification Challenge and today is Monday, April 1. Good luck identifying this picture book.

What is the title of this, eh-hem, picture book?

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