Who is in the farm (a fun guessing book for the kids) Picture book
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It takes a game that children play and turns it into a book. It has a unique way of using familiar sounds to describe animals.
Also, it uses concepts such as colors to describe how the animals look. This book is a 3. Sep 03, Scottsdale Public Library added it Shelves: On the page with the hole and eye is a description of an animal starting with the phrase: A very simple concept, but the cause of many squeals of delight and triumph as the kiddies correctly guessed the animals. Oct 04, Elif rated it liked it Shelves: I spy on the Farm is part of a series of 'I spy' books by Edward Gibbs. An interactive book that features a range of farm animals that children have to guess using the colour and sound clues of that animal whilst looking through the cut out hole.
Large vivid illustrations cover the pages and the book finishes with an open ended question asking the reader what can you spy with your little eye?. I would use this book as a whole class read in the form of a game in the Early Years Foundation Stage I spy on the Farm is part of a series of 'I spy' books by Edward Gibbs.
I would use this book as a whole class read in the form of a game in the Early Years Foundation Stage. It may well be a familiar game that children may have played with their parents or siblings at home so is ideal to use to reinforce colours and sounds. I would then allow the children to play the game in pairs and maybe write and make their own version of the book with objects that they can see.
May 05, Cemeread rated it really liked it Shelves: Like other I Spy books by Edward Gibbs this book gives a color clue and a sound clue. I thought the book might be to simple for preschoolers until I opened and saw it also gives a letter clue begins with. I would have preferred a lower case letter instead of upper case as children see more lower case in print, but I like that as it is read I could substitute the sound of the letter instead of saying the letter. The illustrations are equal to previous I Spy books with the animal being large on Like other I Spy books by Edward Gibbs this book gives a color clue and a sound clue.
The illustrations are equal to previous I Spy books with the animal being large on the page and a simple background. On the page with the spy hole the scenery underneath gives a clue as well. Jul 16, Inma added it Shelves: This was a lovely surprise that is going straight into my Baby Bloomers story time. I loved the oversize pictures and the simplicity of the book- great to review colors and letters, animals and sounds.
I Spy on the Farm
The reader has a spread to guess what animal is peeping at them thru a circle and in the next spread you have a full view of the animal looking back at you. May 06, librarianemily rated it really liked it Shelves: A hole on alternating pages allows readers to spy ahead to the animal on the next page. This is a blast to read to toddler and pre-school story-times! Mar 06, Liz Goble rated it it was amazing Shelves: I introduced this board book to my son today and he read the whole thing to me! He stumbled on the word "and" and made me proud by sounding out "begins".
We read it in an ask and answer fashion, with him reading with his finger following under the words, "I spy with my little eye Jun 03, Josie B. I can't wait to use this in storytime with my year olds! The reader is given color, sound and initial letter clues to help them guess what animal is on the next page.
So many early literacy skills can be highlighted with this book: Will let you know how it goes! Jun 03, Kristina Jean Lareau rated it really liked it Shelves: This is officially the first picturebook I have ever read with completely digitally-rendered illustrations that I really like. The illustrations are skillfully done and do not look they were generated by a computer, but instead have the nuance and detail of a mixed media approach.
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The story itself is interactive and would make a great story time read. May 18, Kristen rated it really liked it Shelves: Little listeners have several clues to help them guess the animal correctly. Mar 26, Vilo rated it really liked it Shelves: This guessing book gives color and letter clues to the animal as well as a I Spy "peephole.
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One family suggested singing "Old MacDonald" with it when we were finished reading it. That was fun for them and further review of vocabulary. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. The clues change, but the picture helps my preschooler easily read the animal name. I encourage him to point to the word A and the animal name as he reads it. Re-enforcing the connection between spoken words and printed words. Because he is interested in the farm, it is also highly motivational.
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