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Tag Archives: board book
Tails
Matthew Van Fleet’s interactive, rhyming board book introduces kids to new animals such as pangolins and tamarins, as well as comparing sizes and counting familiar animals like pandas and chipmunks. Filled with fun textures like bumpy, stringy and clingy, this … Continue reading
Pajama Time
With distinct rhythm and rhyme, Sandra Boynton gets everyone in their jammies and dancing. This is a fun read for young kids and a great book for pajama day at school. Start a chant and a parade. See if you … Continue reading
What Do You Say?
Mandy Stanley has a simply fun book in this question-answer format. It has so much going for it: sparse prose, bright pictures, predictable answers, and the surprise at the last page. What do you say to a fish anyways? We … Continue reading
Baby Dance
If you want an interactive board book for your little one, this is a great fit. It rhymes, it has movement and it’s got cute pictures. You can talk about action words with the very young, or just act it … Continue reading
Posted in Love that prose, Picture books, Rhyme
Tagged board book, picture book, vocabulary
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