Gain Access Can You See What I See? Once Upon A Time: Picture Puzzles To Search And Solve Narrated By Walter Wick In Manuscript

was able to attend an art exhibit today at BYU where the work of Walter Wick was featured, It was so amazing! Not a normal book to read to the class, but it helps the kids practice the use of their cognitive skills in their own.
Description: A journey through fairy tales as done by the masterful author and photographer of the I Spy series of books.


Classroom Uses:
This book is a great book to keep in the classroom library for students to play with during free time.
His books hold a huge interest with young children, with amazing photography and a challenge to read and understand rich words pertaining to objects they search for.
It brings images to words and is a great way to build vocabulary,

I see this being a great jumping off point for a content area design project, using found objects, which our class can collect prior to this lesson.
We can then read through the words in this book, look at the illustrations on the document camera and make insights in to the materials he used to create the settings.
I love the pictures and of course the fun of finding the hidden objects, My kids love these books! Neat, neat, neat! The I spy book only with fairy tales, The I spy books are always a tremendous hit but this will fly off the shelf, I should have ordered two for the library, Or more. I want to bring this home myself and try to spy things from the rooms of Goldilocks and Cinderella and Puss in Boots and The Little Mermaid with my son.
Of course, I will go blind even with my reading glasses and find nothing while he finds everything with his keenyear old eyes, ah well.
Great fun. Just as fun as it wasyears ago! Now that Im older I appreciate the level of effort that went into the photography much more! These books are still a challenge, its hard to tell if it Im better now or not I cant remember but its not aminute adventure thats for sure! One of the titles in the hardest to solve of Wick's seek and find series.
Rhyming text reads like a bulleted list of item to search for, this time without any picture clues to aid readers.


The collection of fairy tales represented is good and recreates a number of fan favorites, The ned page in which all the tales

are pictured together is awesome!

An author's note follows the puzzles detailing the creative process and contributors to this title.
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I hate an insane amount of fun with this book, It brought back my love of ISpy and Can You See What I See books!!! I plan an getting my hands on more very soon Lexi and I love this book and can work on it together for hours.
I wouldn't have picked this book as an information book before reading our textbook, I loved that each page was placed in a different traditional fairy tale story, and the reader had to find various components as in an "eye spy" book.
It was also interesting that the author set up each picture by hand, and then photographed the scene he created, Great fun and wonderful poetry, Thoroughly enjoyed the fairytale theme used to create the complex illustrations,

This book brought out the inner child, I lost track of the time finding all the little things,
Best for kids agesand up, Some may need help with finding some of the harder objects,
Early Literacy Skills: Vocabulary

Get your kids playing with this book that take them into a fun and fanciful land to find hidden objects.
Expand your kids vocabulary and critical thinking with this great addition to the Can You See What I See series.


My family just loves these books, My husband and I even fight over who gets to sit and find the items, We have loved every single one of the "Can you see what I See" series, This book has gorgeous illustrations and was actually quite challenging, A fun book by one of the creators of the famous I Spy books, it is fairly easy to find the things listed in the rhymes in the photographs.
Unlike the I Spy books there are no extra rhymes in the back of the book, The photographs are very cute, A fun little search book with handcrafted illustrations/photographs, Photographic searchandfind funespecially for preschoolers! From bestselling author/photographer Walter Wick,

From the photographer of the bestselling I Spy books, Can You See What I See Once Upon a Time is a rhyming, searchandfind picture bookespecially for preschoolers! Twelve fascinating compositions depict favorite fairy tales, folk tales, and classic stories where readers can use the picture clues to search for dozens of intriguing hidden objects in a far, faraway land filled with toys! A Got this for my daughter's bookshelf.
She will love it when she is old enough, Couldn't resist going through and finding objects myself, Found this one to be easier than others, Walter Wick is an American artist and photographer best known for the elaborate images in two series of picture book activities for young children, I Spy and Can You See What I See, both published by Scholastic.
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