Reviews for ABC's Naturally: A Child's Guide to the Alphabet Through Nature

The average rating for ABC's Naturally: A Child's Guide to the Alphabet Through Nature based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-05-28 00:00:00 Jose Santos This is a beautiful book. Each letter is portrayed in a photograph of a natural object like a deer antler or a lily pad, accompanied by a four line poem describing the photograph. Almost every photograph is clever and interesting and the poems are perfect length for reading to a young learner (depending on the age, reading front to back may be long, so you may just want to open to a page). At the back of the book is further description of the objects portrayed as well as tips for taking your own photographs.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-06-15 00:00:00 Kevin Wilkinson 1. This book is a concept picture book. 2. This book takes common objects and has them illustrated with different colors. Each page has different colored circles on the bottom and the reader has to tell which color circle goes with the color of the picture. 3. (a) I think this is a very accurate concept book. This book takes that concept of different colors and tells the story and explains the concept through the illustrations. (b) I think this is a very appropriate book for children to read when they are learning their colors. It uses the illustrations to teach the concept and it helps them think about their colors and relate them to what they see in the book. It also gives them the opportunity to show what they know by picking the circle that has the same color as the picture does. (c) I really like how this book makes the reader show what they know. The reader has to make the connection of the colors by picking which circle has the same color as the picture. So for the picture with the bike, the reader has to look at the color of the bike and also look at the colors of the different circle and show which colors are the same. 4. I really liked this concept book. I thought it was really creative and I like that it makes the child have to participate in the story. I would like to use this book in future classrooms because I think it would be a great resource for understanding if my students understand their colors. I think this book would be great to use in a classroom setting