pickA class‘ walk turns into an adventure. I adore this story‘s simplicity and big imagination. Most of the illustrations take up 2 pages, and the text is big (great for #readaloud ). Text is balanced between sight words (the, big, see, look) and not-so-easy, fantastical words (slish, squiggle, crickle, KA-BOOM). I love how physically active the main character is; she uses her whole body! Good for readers who like to move and daydream. #dw2020reads
so-soThis book is educational for kids and aligns with math standards in geometry. It shows nature and man made materials that show symmetry, which can symbolize how symmetry and math and geometry are all around us in nature.
Very visual book to help children learn about symmetry uses items and animals they would be familiar with
pick2012, nonfiction. Book that uses animals, clothing, people, and other various objects to teach about symmetry. Pages are filled with pictures of the symmetrical items and shows how symmetry works.
