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Percy, J. P.
4 Reviews
(4)
K-3
Can You Guess What I Am? series.
Bright, close-up partial-view photographs of familiar animals are accompanied by a line of text offering clues to each creature's identity. A page turn reveals the entire animal, along with a few additional facts. The simplistic text is easy to read; appended activities strain to broaden the book's appeal.
Reviewer: Rebecca Reed Whidden
(4)
K-3
Can You Guess What I Am? series.
Bright, close-up partial-view photographs of familiar (pencils, bicycle) and less-so (kiwi fruit, guide dog) objects are accompanied by a line of text offering clues to each object's identity. A page turn reveals the entire item, along with a few additional facts. The simplistic texts are easy to read; appended activities strain to broaden the books' appeal. Review covers these Can You Guess What I Am? titles: At Home and On the Street.
Reviewer: Rebecca Reed Whidden
(4)
K-3
Can You Guess What I Am? series.
Bright, close-up partial-view photographs of familiar (pencils, bicycle) and less-so (kiwi fruit, guide dog) objects are accompanied by a line of text offering clues to each object's identity. A page turn reveals the entire item, along with a few additional facts. The simplistic texts are easy to read; appended activities strain to broaden the books' appeal. Review covers these Can You Guess What I Am? titles: At Home and On the Street.
Reviewer: Rebecca Reed Whidden
(4)
K-3
Can You Guess What I Am? series.
Bright, close-up partial-view photographs of objects found in nature are accompanied by a line of text offering clues to each object's identity. A page turn reveals the entire item, along with a few additional facts. The simplistic text is easy to read; appended activities strain to broaden the book's appeal.
Reviewer: Rebecca Reed Whidden
4 reviews
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