"Could You Lift Up Your Bottom?"
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Rating | : | 4.26 (910 Votes) |
Asin | : | 1939248043 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 34 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-05-22 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Actually, playing with your food can be fun!" according to Bob Walch. Use this clever story about a frog and greedy elephant to teach your child about different shapes. Elephant won't get off Frog's hat until he is fed all sorts of tasty foods with unusual shapes. There will even be some "shape combining" (ice cream cone) to try and get Elephant to move. Finally Frog thinks of a clever way to end the impasse.I like the story, illustrations and the clever way different shapes of food are worked into the story. This covers all the basesnaming shapes, combining shapes, and problem solving. See, math can be fun!
Will Frog ever get her pretty hat back?. Elephant is hungry, and he won’t budge until Frog feeds him delicious foods that have unusual shapes. Hands-on activities and elementary math concepts that relate to simple geometry and differentiating, naming, and combining shapes expand this clever story about creative problem solving. A gust of wind blows Frog’s hat off her head—and it’s stuck under Elephant’s big bottom. She brings him a round orange, a triangular sandwich, and a rectangular piece of chocolate. But elephant still won’t move his bottom
"An effective choice for developing shape recognition mixed with some salty fun." —Kirkus Reviews