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on Ten Tiny Tadpoles
have have shared this book with reception aged children, It is a fun rhymning book abouttiny tadpolesl it counts the nu,ber of tadpoles back fromto.
This book fits in well with topic work for the Early Years foundation Stage, it can be used to teach children about rhyming words, life cylces and numeracy.
The children enjoy the colourful pictures and love to count the tadpoles on each page, The story ends with a pop up page of the last tadpole finding his friends that swam away, but of course thay have turned into frogs!
This book is a great book to leave in the reading corner as the children love to pick this book up and count the tadpoles independently.
This is cute but it's one of those that at the end the frogs pop out, . . not the best for grabby hands, But, cute for little ones! A backwards counting, rhyming board book perfect for kids shouting out the descending order of numbers.
Cute, tiny, colorful tadpoles playing, go through the order until they all turn into frogs, Perfect for storytime.
Used for "Frog Fever" Family StorytimeMay,, This is a darling little book about ten tadpoles that get separated by finding new friends, I would rate this book all five because it had really great illustrations that went along with the words.
I would give this book to children that are in preschool to first grade, because the words are easy and they are teaching them how to count down fromto.
Wonderful story but better for home, In a group setting, theD element does not last long, I bought this for myyear old cousin, she loves
it! I read it to her everytime she comes up, and she giggles everytime even though she know's it back to front.
Even i find myself chuckling with her,
It is a fun, short, fastpaced, rhyming,D, colourful, enjoyable book!
Guarantee your little one will love it! Really cute illustrations.
. . even better perhaps than the cute counting rhyme, I would have like to see the tadpole change into frogs throughout, but still pretty darn cute, The end of it is GREAT, : My son picked this one out from one of the openface racks at the library, With the cute littleD tadpoles on the front, i could definitely understand why, Then it turns out to be a counting book in reverse what could be better! For my numbersobsessed boy, this is a hit and the illustrations and rhyme is nice, so I don't mind having to read it over and over and over and over.
This is a funD counting book for toddlers my threeyearold daughter really enjoys it, I like that the numbers count down instead of up most counting books we've encountered count up, and that the vocabulary is challenging for kids I actually had to look up a word"nattered".
Another good book for ayo or older toddler, with holes to stick fingers through and the countdown to practice numbers.
Our other book fair purchase, Colin loves to count, so this one was great, Solid rhymes. this is one of the ways i teach payton how to count,to, colors, build vocabulary, and count backwards also.
good for teaching counting,
This book fits in well with topic work for the Early Years foundation Stage, it can be used to teach children about rhyming words, life cylces and numeracy.
The children enjoy the colourful pictures and love to count the tadpoles on each page, The story ends with a pop up page of the last tadpole finding his friends that swam away, but of course thay have turned into frogs!
This book is a great book to leave in the reading corner as the children love to pick this book up and count the tadpoles independently.
This is cute but it's one of those that at the end the frogs pop out, . . not the best for grabby hands, But, cute for little ones! A backwards counting, rhyming board book perfect for kids shouting out the descending order of numbers.
Cute, tiny, colorful tadpoles playing, go through the order until they all turn into frogs, Perfect for storytime.
Used for "Frog Fever" Family StorytimeMay,, This is a darling little book about ten tadpoles that get separated by finding new friends, I would rate this book all five because it had really great illustrations that went along with the words.
I would give this book to children that are in preschool to first grade, because the words are easy and they are teaching them how to count down fromto.
Wonderful story but better for home, In a group setting, theD element does not last long, I bought this for myyear old cousin, she loves
it! I read it to her everytime she comes up, and she giggles everytime even though she know's it back to front.
Even i find myself chuckling with her,
It is a fun, short, fastpaced, rhyming,D, colourful, enjoyable book!
Guarantee your little one will love it! Really cute illustrations.
. . even better perhaps than the cute counting rhyme, I would have like to see the tadpole change into frogs throughout, but still pretty darn cute, The end of it is GREAT, : My son picked this one out from one of the openface racks at the library, With the cute littleD tadpoles on the front, i could definitely understand why, Then it turns out to be a counting book in reverse what could be better! For my numbersobsessed boy, this is a hit and the illustrations and rhyme is nice, so I don't mind having to read it over and over and over and over.
This is a funD counting book for toddlers my threeyearold daughter really enjoys it, I like that the numbers count down instead of up most counting books we've encountered count up, and that the vocabulary is challenging for kids I actually had to look up a word"nattered".
Another good book for ayo or older toddler, with holes to stick fingers through and the countdown to practice numbers.
Our other book fair purchase, Colin loves to count, so this one was great, Solid rhymes. this is one of the ways i teach payton how to count,to, colors, build vocabulary, and count backwards also.
good for teaching counting,
Ten tiny tadpoles wriggling in a line, One went chasing dragonflies, so that left, . . nine!
Follow the adventures of these bright, bold,D tadpoles in this fun and funky counting book with a surprise popup page at the end!
Debbie Tarbett