Alphabatics
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.37 (654 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0689716257 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 64 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
They'll never look at the alphabet the same way again!. A is for ark. But did you know that if you turn an A upside down and round the point out a little, it becomes an ark? B is for balloon. But did you know that if you blow it up really big, the hole in the middle floats away like a balloon? In this wonderfully creative alphabet book, letters are pulled, twisted, reversed, and curled until they become part of what they represent. F becomes a fish, and Y becomes a yak! Young readers will be fascinated with the way the letters evolve into the final creation
Fun & imaginative concept book for young children This Caldecott Honor Book (1987) is very cleverly done. Children learn the letters of the alphabet and enjoy "watching" the letters morph into many different objects, animals, and birds. This book keeps the preschooler next door entertained every time she picks it up.. Lois J Pastor said Good Book for Alphabet and Speech Therapy. I'm using this book in speech therapy. The pictures grab the children's attention as well as there are Good Book for Alphabet and Speech Therapy Lois J Pastor I'm using this book in speech therapy. The pictures grab the children's attention as well as there are 4 cubes which I have them touch as they give their speech production attempts which encourage 4 trials. I love this book.. cubes which I have them touch as they give their speech production attempts which encourage Good Book for Alphabet and Speech Therapy Lois J Pastor I'm using this book in speech therapy. The pictures grab the children's attention as well as there are 4 cubes which I have them touch as they give their speech production attempts which encourage 4 trials. I love this book.. trials. I love this book.. Letters as acrobats? In Suse MacDonald's 1987 Caldecott Honor Book Alphabatics, letters transform acrobatically from letters into objects that illustrate the letter and its sound. By way of an introduction, an "A" in a boxed frame grows arms and legs and vaults out of its box across the first pages of the book until it becomes an acrobat perched on the title on the title page. In later pages, an "i" splits in half, spreads its wings, and transforms into an insect; an "r" sprouts feathers and grows a beak, becoming a rooster; a "Y" bulges and transforms into the head and horns of a yak. Each letter of t
Suse MacDonald published her first book, Alphabatics, for Simon & Schuster in 1986. This book won a Caldecott Honor in 1987, kicking off a prolific and successful career. Suse loves to work in her studio and finds pleasure in encouraging readers to make their own artistic discoveries. Suse lives in Arvada, Colorado, with her husband, Stua
. From Publishers Weekly Each letter metamorphoses into an object in this inventive Caldecott Honor book, which uses bold, splashy artwork in its topsy-turvy teaching. Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. Ages 3-6