The What Does Series - What Does A Caterpillar Do?

von David McArthur

32 Seiten, Taschenbuch, ab 3 bis 5 Jahre

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A message from the author: What Does A Caterpillar Do? was written in memory of Chloe and Aubrey Berry and all profits are being donated to the Victoria Child Abuse Prevention and Counselling Centre. Every child counts. It is the responsibility of every adult to cherish and protect them.Nothing. Else. Matters.Please check out my website to find out more www.akidsauthor.comThe world around us is full of millions and millions of unappreciated, but amazingly fantastic bugs. From the smallest ant to the largest snail, each has it's own characteristic which makes it uniquely suited to thrive in its own environment. 'What Does a Caterpillar Do?' allows children to, through the eyes of the cheeky caterpillar, meet some of these bugs and to learn a little bit about what makes them so different.Featuring beautiful and humorous illustrations by the fantastic Lucy Rogers, What Does A Caterpillar Do? captures a child's imagination before the book is even open. Inside, the child is taken on a wonderful journey through nature where they meet Bees, Snails, Ladybugs and Spiders. Each insect radiates personality as they watch, with amusement, our caterpillar's attempt to mirror their unique characteristic. The simple narrative uses trusted teaching techniques, such as repetition and humor, to guide younger children through the story with and without their parent's guidance. The narrative concludes by providing the child with the answer to the book's core question (she turns into a butterfly of course!).What Does A Caterpillar Do? Presents a truly interactive learning experience for all pre-k to grade 2 children and will be a firm favorite on the bookshelf of any child!

• Themen: Lifestyle, Hobbys und Freizeit Sachbuch
• ISBN: 9798650706632
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 19.06.2020
• Größe: 235 x 191 mm
• Verlag: Morello Communications Inc
• Empf. Lesealter: ab 3 bis 5 Jahre
• Illustrationen: Lucy Rogers