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Tail, Toes, Eyes, Ears, Nose
Eight animals are introduced--through the tail, toes, eyes, ears, and nose--in a colorful, guessing-game concept book for young children
32 pages, Library Binding
First published September 1, 1988
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April 20, 2010
MY REVIEW:
It would be easy to look at this book and pass it up, but it's a treasure. The story line is simple - tail, toes, eyes, ears, and nose. Each page shows all of those things and when you turn the page it shows what it is. The fun of this book is watching you child guess what the animal is before you turn the page. It looks like a book made for young children - toddlers - but my 4-year-old loved this book and had so much fun with it.
I recommend this book for it's fun, it's interaction, and the thinking skills that it makes kids use.
It would be easy to look at this book and pass it up, but it's a treasure. The story line is simple - tail, toes, eyes, ears, and nose. Each page shows all of those things and when you turn the page it shows what it is. The fun of this book is watching you child guess what the animal is before you turn the page. It looks like a book made for young children - toddlers - but my 4-year-old loved this book and had so much fun with it.
I recommend this book for it's fun, it's interaction, and the thinking skills that it makes kids use.
November 17, 2015
In this book, children identify eight commonly known animals by their tail, eyes, ears, and nose. All body parts and animals are then shown together for children to observe their similarities and differences. Through this story, children learn to receptively and expressively identify animals and their body parts. Children can make the animals in the book during art, gluing on each animal's tail, toes, eyes, and nose. Children with special needs can also participate in this type of activity, although they may need additional prompting to be successful.
February 11, 2009
Perfect for my 2 year old. Cute concept, accompanied by detailed illustrations.
August 18, 2015
Presents body parts of eight animals for the reader to guess what the whole animal looks like.
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