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K-3
Looking Glass Library: The Seasons series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book very slightly introduces a season using simple questions, covering why it occurs; when it does; what the weather is like; and what animals, plants, and people do during that time of year. The childlike illustrations mix color and patterns to evoke the feel of each season. Some simplistic activity ideas ("watch fireworks," "rake leaves," etc.) are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: The Seasons titles: Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: The Seasons series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book very slightly introduces a season using simple questions, covering why it occurs; when it does; what the weather is like; and what animals, plants, and people do during that time of year. The childlike illustrations mix color and patterns to evoke the feel of each season. Some simplistic activity ideas ("watch fireworks," "rake leaves," etc.) are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: The Seasons titles: Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: The Seasons series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book very slightly introduces a season using simple questions, covering why it occurs; when it does; what the weather is like; and what animals, plants, and people do during that time of year. The childlike illustrations mix color and patterns to evoke the feel of each season. Some simplistic activity ideas ("watch fireworks," "rake leaves," etc.) are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: The Seasons titles: Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: The Seasons series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book very slightly introduces a season using simple questions, covering why it occurs; when it does; what the weather is like; and what animals, plants, and people do during that time of year. The childlike illustrations mix color and patterns to evoke the feel of each season. Some simplistic activity ideas ("watch fireworks," "rake leaves," etc.) are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: The Seasons titles: Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter.
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K-3
Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a mostly rhyming verse to highlight one or more signs per spread. Despite the somewhat bland text, the childlike, cheerful art (including a small demo diagram) and familiar themes (e.g., the alphabet, Halloween, and counting) will make this series welcome in classrooms looking to explore American Sign Language. Reading list. Glos. Review covers these Story Time with Signs & Rhymes titles: A to Z Sign with Me: Sign Language for the Alphabet, Four Seasons! Five Senses! Sign Language for the Seasons and the Senses, Hip, Hip, Hooray! It's Family Day!: Sign Language for the Senses, and One Trick for One Treat: Sign Language for Numbers.
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K-3
Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a mostly rhyming verse to highlight one or more signs per spread. Despite the somewhat bland text, the childlike, cheerful art (including a small demo diagram) and familiar themes (e.g., the alphabet, Halloween, and counting) will make this series welcome in classrooms looking to explore American Sign Language. Reading list. Glos. Review covers these Story Time with Signs & Rhymes titles: A to Z Sign with Me: Sign Language for the Alphabet, Four Seasons! Five Senses! Sign Language for the Seasons and the Senses, Hip, Hip, Hooray! It's Family Day!: Sign Language for the Senses, and One Trick for One Treat: Sign Language for Numbers.
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K-3
Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a mostly rhyming verse to highlight one or more signs per spread. Despite the somewhat bland text, the childlike, cheerful art (including a small demo diagram) and familiar themes (e.g., the alphabet, Halloween, and counting) will make this series welcome in classrooms looking to explore American Sign Language. Reading list. Glos. Review covers these Story Time with Signs & Rhymes titles: A to Z Sign with Me: Sign Language for the Alphabet, Four Seasons! Five Senses! Sign Language for the Seasons and the Senses, Hip, Hip, Hooray! It's Family Day!: Sign Language for the Senses, and One Trick for One Treat: Sign Language for Numbers.
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K-3
Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a mostly rhyming verse to highlight one or more signs per spread. Despite the somewhat bland text, the childlike, cheerful art (including a small demo diagram) and familiar themes (e.g., the alphabet, Halloween, and counting) will make this series welcome in classrooms looking to explore American Sign Language. Reading list. Glos. Review covers these Story Time with Signs & Rhymes titles: A to Z Sign with Me: Sign Language for the Alphabet, Four Seasons! Five Senses! Sign Language for the Seasons and the Senses, Hip, Hip, Hooray! It's Family Day!: Sign Language for the Senses, and One Trick for One Treat: Sign Language for Numbers.
40 pp.
| Barefoot
| August, 2009
|
TradeISBN 978-1-84686-328-8$16.99
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PS
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
"Elephant young, / elephant old. / Polar bear hot, / polar bear cold." Blackstone's simple rhymes are illustrated with Bauer's double-page spreads showing animals in their natural habitats. The illustrations feature chunky geometric shapes and decorative borders. The creators of Alligator Alphabet and Counting Cockatoos have taken a basic concept and tastefully dressed it up.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a singsongy rhyming verse that repeats a featured word several times per spread. Though the childlike, cheerful art offers only a rough demonstration of the featured signs, a more detailed description is included in the back matter. Caregivers committed to including ASL in their curriculum would best appreciate this series. Reading list. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes titles: The Best Day in Room A, The Big Blue Bowl, See the Colors, Silly Sue, and Watch Me Go!.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a singsongy rhyming verse that repeats a featured word several times per spread. Though the childlike, cheerful art offers only a rough demonstration of the featured signs, a more detailed description is included in the back matter. Caregivers committed to including ASL in their curriculum would best appreciate this series. Reading list. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes titles: The Best Day in Room A, The Big Blue Bowl, See the Colors, Silly Sue, and Watch Me Go!.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a singsongy rhyming verse that repeats a featured word several times per spread. Though the childlike, cheerful art offers only a rough demonstration of the featured signs, a more detailed description is included in the back matter. Caregivers committed to including ASL in their curriculum would best appreciate this series. Reading list. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes titles: The Best Day in Room A, The Big Blue Bowl, See the Colors, Silly Sue, and Watch Me Go!.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a singsongy rhyming verse that repeats a featured word several times per spread. Though the childlike, cheerful art offers only a rough demonstration of the featured signs, a more detailed description is included in the back matter. Caregivers committed to including ASL in their curriculum would best appreciate this series. Reading list. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes titles: The Best Day in Room A, The Big Blue Bowl, See the Colors, Silly Sue, and Watch Me Go!.
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K-3
Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes series.
Illustrated by
Stephanie Bauer.
Each book focuses on a theme and uses a singsongy rhyming verse that repeats a featured word several times per spread. Though the childlike, cheerful art offers only a rough demonstration of the featured signs, a more detailed description is included in the back matter. Caregivers committed to including ASL in their curriculum would best appreciate this series. Reading list. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Story Time with Signs and Rhymes titles: The Best Day in Room A, The Big Blue Bowl, See the Colors, Silly Sue, and Watch Me Go!.