Showing posts with label Primary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Primary. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2019

'Let's Talk about Being Destructive' by Joy Berry


'Let's Talk about Being Destructive' by Joy Berry is another
educational book in the 'Let's Talk About' series. This is a group of books that teach children how to think about their actions. I was lucky enough to stumble across a few volumes of these books and I've enjoyed every one I've read. 

I would have to say this book that focuses on what looks like an Asian family and their misbehaving son is more poignant than some of the others. It's an A+ book when the normal books are just A.

Who should read this book: Everyone

Books read: 215 of 5,000

Saturday, April 7, 2018

We're Going On a Lion Hunt by David Axtell


'We're Going On a Lion Hunt' by David Axtell is a children's book
that has repetitive words that will help your child learn to spell.

This book features two sister who go on looking for a lion through various features of the landscape. This is a great book for class participation as the wording is repetitive and the class will be able to follow along. 

This is a well illustrated book with fun colorful images that most children will love. However, these images will make your child wake up and have energy so this is not a good bedtime story. 

Who should read this book: Children early in the day.

Books read: 73 of 5000

Thursday, November 23, 2017

My First Book of Words Illustrated By Jan Palmer Book Review


'My First Book of Words' Illustrated By Jan Palmer is just what it says it is a group of illustrations with words attached. It's a book designed to help children learn the names of things. 

I will say that the lettering could be bigger and placed in a more uniform position that would aid in clarity and understanding. Still this book is a useful learning tool for those trying to teach their children. 

Then I will also need to point out that we normal call it a hot dog not a frankfurter. Then again the name is accurate and I guess I've always know what it was. 

Who should read thing book? Children Learning How to read.

Books read 35 of 5000