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PreSchool-Grade 2. A favorite school-yard rhyme with a whimsical look. Cravath's illustrations are bright and cheerful, with plenty of details that supplement the text. The last page lists, alphabetically, other objects to discover. Children (or storytellers) can even exchange these words for those in the text, extending and altering the rhyme schemes ad infinitum. Jane Bayer's A My Name Is Alice (Dial, 1984) features animal characters illustrated by Steven Kellogg; here, Cravath has chosen a multicultural theme with both animals and humans that really enhance the text. Bayer's title is more of a teaching experience since each page identifies two characters in the pictures with their animal names, for example, "Henry is a HAMSTER." Since children love nonsense rhymes, they will enjoy Lyne's book, just as they have Bayer's for the last 13 years.?Susan Garland, Maynard Public Library, MA
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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A jump rope rhyme that travels through the alphabet, from Alex selling alligators in Alabama to Zelma selling zippers in Zimbabwe. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
PreSchool-Grade 2. A favorite school-yard rhyme with a whimsical look. Cravath's illustrations are bright and cheerful, with plenty of details that supplement the text. The last page lists, alphabetically, other objects to discover. Children (or storytellers) can even exchange these words for those in the text, extending and altering the rhyme schemes ad infinitum. Jane Bayer's A My Name Is Alice (Dial, 1984) features animal characters illustrated by Steven Kellogg; here, Cravath has chosen a multicultural theme with both animals and humans that really enhance the text. Bayer's title is more of a teaching experience since each page identifies two characters in the pictures with their animal names, for example, "Henry is a HAMSTER." Since children love nonsense rhymes, they will enjoy Lyne's book, just as they have Bayer's for the last 13 years.?Susan Garland, Maynard Public Library, MA
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Card catalog description
A jump rope rhyme that travels through the alphabet, from Alex selling alligators in Alabama to Zelma selling zippers in Zimbabwe. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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