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From ABC to XYZ, the dazzling assortment of creachlings that populate this silly dilly alphabet are brought to you courtesy of international bestseller and Caldecott honoree Tony DiTerlizzi (with a little assistance from his six-year-old alter ego, Tiny DiTerlooney).
What a prize! What a find! What fun! A set of 6" by 9" alphabet cards, each one crazier than the other. Children are used to seeing F is for Fish and W is for Wagon, but with this set, children will learn that F is for Footsey-Foo and W is for Whirly-Whirleroo. The illustrations are simply perfect and each opens the door for lots of discussion between the child and the reader. You have to love words like, Gzonk, Jello-Melly, Neenel-Nonnel and Hoofle-Foofle. The creachlings found on each card are humorous, colorful, and down right silly. Did I say silly? Maybe I should say ridiculously silly! I smiled at each one. I can't imagine any child not falling in love with this set of alphabet cards and I am sure they will have fun sharing them with their friends. It is wonderful when someone has the talent to take an ordinary item such as the alphabet and turn it into something new and exciting. I guarantee there will be no moaning or groaning when it is time to learn the A, B, C's. The size is great for small hands. They are sturdy and large and will withstand a lot of handling. These would be great tacked up in a child's room so they can be looked at time and time again. This set of cards will definitely make you popular with the who child receives these as a gift! I highly recommend this set of alphabet cards.
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Bobbi BOCKMANN
reviewed G is for One Gzonk!: ABC Flash Cards on October 14, 2012
G is for One Gzonk!: ABC Flash Cards
The Numbers Dance: A Counting Comedy by Josephine Nobisso
1. Genre: Picture Book
2. Summary: The numbers one to ten dance across the dance floor and the pages of this book. Some dance elegantly and some are wild, but they all have their own style.
3. Critique:
a. Area for comment: The author's style of page arrangement using words, pictures, and space helps show the motion and commotion of the dancing numbers.
b. Comment: The different font, size and color of the numbers, along with rhyming phrases make the setting and the numbers dancing to a beat come alive on the pages.
c. Example: The numbers on the front end pages are orderly and neat, while the back end pages show the numbers mostly out of line. This prepares the reader for what's inside the book. Numbers one, two, three, and four are pastel colors and they dance daintily across the floor. Bold green five and purple six are rumba partners and drive one, two, three, and four off the dance floor. Then seven, eight, nine and ten, even bolder in color and shape than five and six, come "Leaping and hoofing and tramping, these prance, Kicking up heels in a wild Line Dance!" These numbers are having fun.
4. Curriculum Connection: After reading this comical book, students could add more numbers and make more dancing rhymes. They could do this in groups or pairs and then share with the whole class.
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