Showing posts with label senses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label senses. Show all posts

Friday, May 18, 2012

The LOUD Book - By Deborah Underwood

An adorable book for any preschool lesson on hearing, listening, or the five senses! To make the text more interactive, you could even ask your child, "What would a _____________ sound like?", after every page. This is a very creative narrative, complete with fun animal illustrations.

Monday, May 14, 2012

Thank You For Me! By Marion Dane Bauer

A great book for teaching young children to be THANKFUL to God for the way we are made! Eyes, ears, mouth, nose . . . Every part of us is just right! This would be an excellent resource for an early study on the five senses or the human body! The cartoon style illustrations are made using pencils and watercolor.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Look At You! - By Kathy Henderson

A terrific book for teaching babies about the wonderful bodies that God has given them!  They can wiggle, giggle, crawl, stand, eat, sleep . . . and enjoy a good story!  Beautiful, soft illustrations of other babies doing familiar activities are sure to delight your little one!  Some naked infants are portrayed, getting their diapers changed, etc., but all illustrations are very decent.  This is a perfect first introduction to the human body!

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

The Sounds Around Town - By Maria Carluccio

A simple book that introduces young children to common sounds that various animals and objects make, as well as a few words in different languages.  The storyline shows a mother and a father who are both very involved in their baby's life.  The unique illustrations appear to be created using different types of paper and textures.  A wonderful book for sharing during a lesson on the five senses!

Monday, January 9, 2012

The Listening Walk - By Paul Showers

A terrific book for sharing during a preschool study on the five senses! This story will encourage readers to stop and LISTEN to the many sounds all around them, every day! Lots of different "sound words" float between the colorful illustrations, and are great for trying to copy, as a group. Definitely a fun tool to use before going on a "Listening Walk" as a class or with your family!