Reviews for Minibikes

The average rating for Minibikes based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-04-04 00:00:00 Joan Tan Summary: Ages 6 to 10 years. In Slam dunk Basketball kids can step onto the hardwood for a stripped-down lesson about one of North America's biggest sports. Clear text and bright colour photographs open a door into the world of basketball that even young readers can enjoy. This exciting title offers a full look at the game, including: diagrams of the court and basket; overviews of dribbling, shooting, and dunks; a list of top superstars; a detailed look at all five positions. Potential Audience (reading level): late transitional/fluent reader Genre: nonfiction, "how-to" book Topic: basketball, rules of the game Specific curricular uses: This book could be read aloud to a gym class before the class does a unit on basketball - it will help them learn the correct way to play before they get on the court. Social issues the book addresses: competitive team sports Specific literary elements: The author writes a nonfiction book, which focuses more on telling facts than anything else. There is no plot, symbolism, etc., however the book deals with real people and real life issues that make it appealing to readers. This book contains bolded terms to emphasize what is important, as well as a glossary in the back. Interactions and counter actions of text and images: The illustrations illuminate what is being stated in the text. When the author writes about certain rules or plays in the game, the pictures actually give the reader a visual of what the author is talking about.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-09-13 00:00:00 Darren Nothstine Skiing is one of the most famous sports in the whole world. I always want to learn skiing, because I never get to go to the places where I can ski. That's the reason why I like this book. The book explains how to play it, and introduce different types of skiing and safety. My favorite part is when it explains about the lifts, the pictures of the lifts reminds me of going on the cable car in Ocean Park. I think it sounds really fun to ride on the skiing lifts. I would recommend this book to all skiing friends, and people who want to learn skiing!