Title: People!
Author: National Geographic Kids
Publisher: National Geographic Children's Books; August 23, 2011
Age: 2-5
Topic: Classification skills, Diversity,
Summary: In this book, young children are able to learn important skills such as naming, sorting, counting, matching, and finding through fun, interactive games and activities. These popular games are featured throughout the National Geographic Little Kids series. Stunning photography is incorporated in order to demonstrate these early concepts.
My Thoughts:
A great introductory book for learning all about classification and diversity. Girls, boys, babies, men, women, young, old,everyone has a place in this book. Each page has a fun little fact to share, for example, did you know it takes longer to exhale than to inhale? The use of real photography helps children learn and explore their world and the people they share it with. "Everyone is different. But we are all people!"
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Recommended Board Book: A Book of Sleep by Il Sung Na
Title: A Book of Sleep
Author: Il Sung Na
Illustrator: Il Sung Na
Publisher: Knopf Books for Young Readers, January 11, 2011
Age: 1 - 3
Topic: Animals, Sleep
Opening:
Summary: Join owl on a moonlit journey as he watches all the other animals settle in for the night.
My Thoughts: A sweet bedtime story that children will love to read over and over again. I love that owl appears on each page as he watches over all the sleeping animals. With wonderful illustrations and spare text, children learn how various animals sleep, including owl.
Author: Il Sung Na
Illustrator: Il Sung Na
Publisher: Knopf Books for Young Readers, January 11, 2011
Age: 1 - 3
Topic: Animals, Sleep
Opening:
When the sky grows dark
and the moon glows bright,
everyone goes to sleep . . .
except for the watchful owl!
Summary: Join owl on a moonlit journey as he watches all the other animals settle in for the night.
My Thoughts: A sweet bedtime story that children will love to read over and over again. I love that owl appears on each page as he watches over all the sleeping animals. With wonderful illustrations and spare text, children learn how various animals sleep, including owl.
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