Have you begun preparing your class/home school classroom library for back to school? If so, (or when you do), consider adding these two books:
Both are lift the flap books and both offer young children the opportunity to reinforce skills and concepts learned during the school year. As you have probably deduced, Animal 123
is a counting book while Animal Spots and Stripes is a book that helps children identify and differentiate between spots and stripes (i.e. patterns).About the books, Amazon.com says, "With a bold palette, striking graphics, and a bouncing menagerie of animals, this pair of uniquely formatted lift-the-flap books introduces young readers to the basic concepts of counting and patterns. Each is a boisterous, vivid trek of discovery, providing irresistible clues which encourage lifting the flap—a hands-on, educator-approved strategy of uncovering and learning concepts. Whether it's finding out just who's next in Animal 123, or exploring differently patterned creatures hiding in the habitats of Animal Spots and Stripes, these ultra-sturdy books provide not just an intriguing way to communicate essential building blocks of learning, but also offer an energetic playground of sheer delight.
On your next trip to the library, take a peek inside Animal 123
and Animal Spots and Stripes. You might like what you see.
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