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Great Skill Builder
I recommend this book for anyone who would like to help their child develop pencil skills.Do not worry if your child does not immediately excel with this book, just remember all children develop differently and reach the point where they can follow instructions and do workbook skills at different times.Hold off for a while if needed and re-introduce once in a while until the child is ready.Once the child is ready - you will be surprised how interested in the book they become and how quickly their skills improve.I advise following the workbook instructions that you not let the child do more than 2 pages per session because if they are left wanted to do more they will eagerly come back to it the next time.
the perfect intro to pre-writing
Great book, I bought it for my son at 2 1/2 and he Loved it.It really helped him learn to hold a pencil and develop his motor skills, most importantly it kept him enthused about it.Great quality book, thick pages nice pictures to keep little ones interested.I'd let him do 2 or 3 pages, but if it was up to him he'd do the whole book at one time.I just hope I can keep his enthusiasm for learning at this level: ) He's now graduated to uppercase letters, I can see that 'my first book of tracing' helped him with his letters.

Wonderful quality - builds a great foundation
I looked at many workbooks in the book store before settling on this one, and I'm glad I did!It starts out with basics - connecting pictures and drawing straight lines horizontally and vertically - using very cute, clear graphics.It then progresses to diagonal lines, curved lines, zig zags, more complex curves, lines that cross over each other, etc.In this way, it gradually builds writing skills in a way that is fun for children.I also love that the paper is thick and high quality, the colors are vibrant, and the accompanying pictures are detailed and well-done.
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excellent book
My [...] son received this book for his birthday and it became a fast favorite.He loves to push the buttons and listen to the music.He also quickly found the "stop" button and likes to stop the music if he doesn't like my singing--then he laughs.This is an excellent book and I highly recommend it.

Love it!
My son received this as a first birthday present and still reads it everyday (7 months later!)The pop-ups are all torn, but he loves the music.This is one of his favorite books!

Sesame street comes alive!
Elmo is everyone's favorite character come alive in this musically interactive book. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Baby - Fiction - General    2. Children's Baby - Pop-Ups    3. Children's Baby/Preschool    4. Children's Books/Baby-Preschool    5. Children's songs    6. Children: Kindergarten    7. Elmo (Fictitious character)    8. Interactive multimedia    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Juvenile Fiction / Toys, Dolls, Puppets    11. Movie Tie - In    12. Musical books    13. Sesame Street (Television prog    14. Social Issues - Community & Neighborhood    15. Social Situations - Community & Neighborhood    16. Sound effects books    17. Specimens    18. Texts    19. Toy and movable books    20. Toys, Dolls, & Puppets    21. Toys, Dolls, Puppets    22. SALE BOOKS   

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Excellent
I used this book to teach 2nd graders of an Elementary school in Mexico. They loved the activities!

Beginning ESL
Although this book is more for children, there are some pages I was able to use for my adult ESL course.There are some nice diagrams along with good ideas on how to begin a level one class.

Invaluable resourse
I recently taught ESL in China for a few weeks and found this book incredibly useful. Although marketed as being for grades 1-4, I found this book helpful for even high school students--it depends more on the level of language proficiency than anything else. For example, I used the "parts of the body" page to review what my students already knew, and then they filled in more complicated words such as thigh, shoulder, ankle, etc. The money page has very realistic drawings of the various coins, all of which were new to my students. The food pages were very helpful before moving on to more complicated lessons on ordering in a restaurant. A great book for a modest price! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Activity Books - General    2. Children: Grades 2-3    3. Education / Teaching    4. Juvenile English Language    5. Juvenile Nonfiction    6. Language Arts - Vocabulary & Spelling    7. School & Education    8. Teaching Methods & Materials - Classroom Planning    9. Teaching Methods & Materials - Language Arts   

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Looking to Get the Kids Involved? This is the book!
I am not the biggest fan of the Everything books:I have found their text to be over-simplified.However, here, it plays in their flavor tremendously.Like the fantastic Mom and Me Cookbook byAnnabel Karmel, (which I can't recommend enough if you are looking to cook cutesy-crafty items with your kids, especially younger ones) this book gives illustrated utensils needs (like if it needs an oven to make, then there's a little picture of an oven at the top of the recipe) and starts with a glossary of cooking terms and safety guidelines.It's got a great little guide for how to set a table, and is full of puzzles for the older kids to do and tips about any number of things that have to do with the meal.It also includes a difficulty level which is terribly handy when you're cooking with younger children or children spaced far apart (like mine).It also has a very handy conversion chart (you know, how many cups in a gallon sort of thing) that for me, is worth the purchase price alone.
Great Recipes...
I borrowed this book from the library not so much so my daughter could cook; she's 17 months, but more for me so I could find some good things to make her; I'm not much of a cook.I really like the recipes that were in the book so I returned it to the library and plan on purchasing this book real soon!

For the budding chef
I bought this as a Christmas gift for my nephew.He loves to cook and has started taking cooking classes at school.I'm sure he's going to love it!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Nonfiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. Cookery    4. Cooking    5. Cooking & Food    6. Juvenile Nonfiction    7. Juvenile literature    8. Methods - Beginner's Cookery    9. Food & Drink / Cookery   

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The Crayon Box That Talked
I recieved my book in great condition and within a weeks time. Was great, I have continued to order from Amazon.

Loved It!
Hi, I'm 11 years old and I know this book is for like 3 year olds, however, I loved it! My five year old sister liked it too! Even my 13 year old neighbor is obsessed with it. I know all kids-at-heart will love this heart warming story about crayons that learn to live together in harmony through a five year old girl that buys the crayons at the toy store. It is a great book, with a great message, and great pictures. I really hope, on behalf of all the kids that love it, and the publishers, that you click the mouse and buy this excellent piece of children's writing and enjoy it for years to come. :)

Great for Diversity & Team Workshops
I use this story with just about every adult and youth group I speak to.I use it to build upon our diversity and how if we all get together (as the crayons do in the book) the picture is complete.Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Kindergarten    4. Color    5. Concepts - Colors    6. Crayons    7. Fiction    8. Individuality    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Social Issues - Prejudice & Racism    11. Social Issues - Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance    12. Social Situations - Prejudice & Racism    13. Stories in rhyme    14. Toys, Dolls, & Puppets    15. English literature: poetry texts & anthologies    16. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / Prejudice & Racism    17. Picture books   

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Dreaded Dissapointment
I am a huge fan of the Series Of Unfortunate Events & found this book only slightly entertaining.It in no way added anything to the series in any way.If you have read the books & the Unauthorized biography then you have all the info you need to not waste your money on this book.If you have not read the Unathorized Biography I would recomend spending you money on that first!

Not an unpleasant book but an informative one
The claim on the back of "The Truth Behind A Series of Unfortunate Events: Eyeballs, Leeches, Hypnotism, and Orphans--Exploring Lemony Snicket's World" is that this volume is the "ultimate unauthorized companion guide to the facts behind Lemony Snicket's wild world."Since this is the only one I have seen it is hard to say whether that is hyperbole or not.What Lois Gresh has done in this book is to look beneath the fiction into the realities of the Lemony Snicket universe.Violet Baudelaire likes to invent things, so Gresh explains how to build a telephone and a hot-air balloon mobile home and throws in some fascinating tidbits about who really invented the telephone and little-known facts about hot-air balloons.Young readers will also be able to read about real child inventors and their amazing inventions.The information provided is much more expansive than you would find in an annotated edition of something, but that is the general intent.
An Entertaining Read for Young and Old!
What makes the Lemony Snicket series of Unfortunate Events so entertaining is that they are books seemingly aimed at children and that yet can be read by adults as well, with as much pleasure if not more than children.These short novels are filled with sly jokes, clever asides, and enough silly situations that they cannot be mistaken for anything serious.That's what makes them so funny - they are an inside joke and all of the readers of the books are insiders.Reading Lois Gresh's wonderfully inventive "The Truth Behind A Series of Unfortunate Events" is a treat.The book provides an intelligent and yet funny look at the oddball facts and concepts mentioned in the books but never completely explained.Unlike the previous reviewer, you need a sense of humor to enjoy this book.It takes the Lemony Snicket world and examines it under a microscope.It's not meant to be a substitute for a Lemony Snicket book but a companion to all the Lemony Snicket books and it does a great job at being that.This is a book that any fan of the LS series who wonders about the many odd topics mentioned in the adventures but never explained will cherish.It is not a book for adults who possess no sense of curiosity.This is a book I think both kids and adults will enjoy.
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the hardship in baseball
Teammates Awesome!
This book teaches you alot about how blacks were treated back in the day. When Jackie Robinsion was signed to the Dodgers the fans and players treated him really badly. People threw stuff at him. Then a young teammate stood up for him and saved him from being ban from the team. So you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover.

classic
A simple telling of how Jackie Robinson came to play in the major leagues, this book portrays the prejudice he faced in a basic way that children can understand. And it shines a bright light on a quiet moment: PeeWee Reese's brave public declaration of solidarity with his teammate. This book has been my son's favorite for the past two years, since he was five. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Afro-Americans    2. Baseball players    3. Biography    4. Biography & Autobiography - Cultural Heritage    5. Biography & Autobiography - People of Color    6. Biography & Autobiography - Sports & Recreation    7. Children's 4-8 - Biography / Autobiography    8. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    9. Children: Grades 3-4    10. Family - Siblings    11. Juvenile Fiction    12. Juvenile literature    13. Social Issues - Prejudice & Racism    14. Social Situations - Prejudice & Racism    15. Sports & Recreation - Baseball    16. United States   

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Great ~ except for the pony tail
Overall a very nice doll. The attention to detail is great. The doll has a cloth body, and an intricate removable dress just like the big dolls. The $12.97 along with free shipping make it worth the price. It is very small ~ on the order of a Kelly doll. Only negative ~ the doll's hair is not really up to AG standards. The front it pinned back and the little tendrils are sweet but the pony tail leaves a lot to be desired. It is more on the order of Barbie hair and I am sure it will look ragged in no time. If I had paid $20 plus shipping I would have been very disappointed and sent it back. All that said ~ my daugther loves it! She received it for Easter along with the Felicity short story collection. I am sure she will be reenacting Felicity's adventures and now her big doll can have her own AG doll too. If the hair will be an issure for you and you don't need this particular doll you may want to consider Josefina with her nice tight braid.

a doll just like the regular-sized american gir ldolls!!
Looking for an american girl without the huge price, or a doll for your american girl doll? This felicity mini doll would be ideal for you. She really does move like a regular doll, and you can take off her clothes too. Her hair is shiny and reasonably untangled, and she comes with her own mini book, which is abriged. I really like this doll as a doll for my dolls. I wish that she could come with a line of clothes for mini dolls, though. Then, it would be really fun to own an american girl mini doll. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. General    4. Juvenile Fiction    5. Toys, Dolls, & Puppets   

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Backyardigans Sticker book
I would've given this sticker book a five star rating, because there are a lot of stickers and the graphics are really cute.However, this received four stars, because there just aren't enough pages to use even 50% of the stickers provided.But this is just my complaint really, as my son loves this book nonetheless and enjoys placing the stickers in their respective locations.All in all, if your kids love the Backyardigans, most likely they'll enjoy this sticker book. ... Read more

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Athletic Shorts
Athletic Shorts by Chris Crutcher is a collection of six short stories revolving around six different characters. More than a mere collection of sports related stories this book looks at everyday situations and problems about teen life. Weight problems, pushy parents, uncomfortable situations, racism, homosexuality and death. Packed into less than 200 pages Crutcher is able to captivate readers through this book with his humor as well as his insights into the young adult mind. My favorite story of the six is "The Other Pin" about a guy named Petey who is "volunteered" by his best friend to wrestle Chris Byers who has a habit of not just beating all opponents but humiliating them in the process. If that wasn't bad enought Chris Byers is also a girl. Though some of Crutcher's stories are emotional and heart wrenching all are worth the read.

Wonderful book
This really is a wonderful collection, one that anyone seeking to understand the mind and actions of a teenage boy or even girl should read. Chris is simple, straightforward, and always fun to read. I'd highly recommend this to any student and even some teachers.

Highly Recommended!
This book is great for introducing children to Gay and Lesbian issues through characters and themes. Athletic Shorts is a collection of stories about athletic boys facing challenges in their lives, including " A Brief Moment in the Life of Angus Bethune," about a boy with two sets of gay parents and "In the Time I Get," in which Louie, the main character of Cruther's Running Loose becomes friends with a gay man dying of AIDS. I also recommend Am I Blue? Coming Out from the Silence by Marion Dean Bauer. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    3. Juvenile Fiction    4. Short Stories    5. Short stories, American    6. Social Issues - General    7. Sports & Recreation - General    8. Juvenile Fiction / Short Stories   

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Waldo in the doctor's waiting area
Waldo occupies kids of all ages if I'm tardy in my family medical practice

Waldo 2
Not as quite good as originals. Added stickers are nice extras for kids. ... Read more

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This is a great book. It is cool for kids and I feel cool!
These recipes are playful designs and they are artistic.Thay aren't corny or gimmicky. This book teaches us all just how creative and therapeutic baking can be.

great book for gift (and self)!
I bought this book as a gift for my 5 year old nephew & it was so cute I got a second for myself!Not only are the recipies simple and delicious, it's written great too...a feel good book.Instructions are easy to follow and you don't need a specialty store for any of the supplies.

Fun cupcakes for kids!
Super-Duper Cupcakes is a fun, easy to navigate book for both kids and parents to enjoy together.For my daughter's 6th birthday, we invited a group of her friends to come over and make cupcakes using this book.I decided on the "Bangs and Braids" recipe because it's so personal, and they had a total blast making cupcakes decorated to look like themselves!I highly recommend this book for holiday and birthday parties, or just a rainy day. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cake    2. Cake decorating    3. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    4. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Nonfiction    5. Children: Grades 3-4    6. Cooking    7. Cooking & Food    8. Juvenile Nonfiction    9. Juvenile literature    10. BG-ART/PHOTO/ARCH - BG-ART/ARCHITECTURE    11. Food & drink / cookery: general interest    12. HOME REFERENCE - HOME ORGANIZ TRD PB    13. Juvenile Nonfiction / Cooking   

Reviews (9)

This was one of my childhood favorites, but it now features much more vibrant art!
I loved this book as a child and I still remember my mother reading it to me vividly to this day.She has since passed away, however, the underlying message of the book about having confidence in oneself stuck.I think this theme of "knowing you can do it" is a value message for children to learn.
This book is sexist
I have four children and when they were younger I read this book to all of them on a regular basis.However, after I finally figured out that all the "good" engines are female and all the "bad" engines are male I started changing up the pronouns when I read it to them.Imagine what the reaction would be if the stereotyped engines were not male?I speak against this book whenever I have an opportunity for just this reason and was disappointed to see it featured at Starbucks.

I love this book
I thought this book was great - it was really colorful. The overall feel reminded me of the book "Now I Know the Ten Commandments". I recommend it to anyone. ... Read more

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Great for all ages
I used this book to teach a summer drama class for a local daycare to grades 1st-5th.The kids couldn't get enough!I used this book the whole summer, and it taught them how to work togather, even with their age differences.

very helpful and fun!!
I was actually looking for kids monologue and scene books, but this book caught my attention, because of the good reviews, and I ordered it as well.It is fantastic!!Some old favourite theatre games I'd forgoten and lots of new fun ones!!Also curriculum ideas for classes beyond theatre games.I can't wait to teach my class today using these new tools!I'll be using this book for along time.

Well written - highly interactive for all ages
Great Book...well written, easy to follow exercises!Lisa Bany-Winters has written a highly comprehensive and interactive book packed full of theater exercises with great tips for additions to each exercise.This book is terrific for elementary school teachers, camp activity leaders, children's parties and of course, children's drama instructors.I highly recommend this book to anyone who knows a wanna-be star! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Nonfiction    2. Children's plays, American    3. Children: Grades 3-4    4. Drama in education    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Performing Arts - Theater    7. Play    8. Plays    9. Sports & Recreation - Games - General    10. Drama, theatre, acting    11. Hobbies, quizzes & games    12. Juvenile Nonfiction / Performing Arts / Theater   

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Oh Amelia...We Love You So!
This book in the series finds Amelia Bedelia and her employers going camping...as always Amelia's literal minded approach means lots of misunderstanding between what the Rodger's tell her to do and what Amelia does.As always, Amelia Bedelia does EXACTLY as she is told (let's hit the road leaves Amelia hitting the road with a stick and I think we can all guess what happens when it's time to pitch the tent)!!In the end, its Amelia's big heart (and extraordinary cooking ability) that saves the day (as usual) when the Rodger's get fed up with all the misunderstandings!!Young readers will love to hear this story read out loud, but it's also a find book for readers just starting out!Amelia, I think, will be around for generations to come, the stories are simple, but hilarious and the illustrations are just darling!Always a good way to get a discussion going about how we use words and how a word or phrase can have several meanings...plus it's just plain fun!

Rita says this book gets five stars....
My granddaughter Rita is helping me write this review.She says this is one of her favorite books, and she recommends it to other kids. Rita readthis book when she was in first grade.She's in second grade thisyear. A Great Book for Beginners
This is a great book for young children. There is no bad language just good, clean reading. It's funny and amusing and will keep your children laughing. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Amelia-Bedelia (Fictitious character)    2. Camping    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 2-3    5. Fiction    6. Humorous Stories    7. Juvenile Easy Readers    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Parish, Peggy    10. Readers - Beginner    11. Sports & Recreation - General    12. Sports & Recreation - Miscellaneous    13. Juvenile Fiction / Readers / Beginner   

Editorial Review

In the fifth "epic novel" about the extraordinary CaptainUnderpants--"faster than a speeding waistband... more powerful than boxershorts"--the formidable superhero is under siege by a terrifying new enemy, themerciless bionic-powered Wedgie Woman. Will Captain Underpants overcome his fearof spray starch in time to save the world from the evil schemes of Wedgie Woman?No one knows... except maybe George and Harold, the imaginative fourth-gradetroublemakers (imagination is not allowed at Jerome Horwitz Elementary School),who are also the creative minds behind Captain Underpants and Wedgie Woman. Yousee, it all started (as it usually does) with a comic strip drawn andillustrated by the boys. When their mean teacher Miss Ribble gets her hands onthe comic book, their troubles really begin.Read more

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I threw up more times than there are pages in the 5th Harry Potter book
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. This book is like all the others funny. Read this book!

YOU WILL DIE FROM LAUGHTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my gosh this book is hillarious.george and harold are so funny they do all these pranks and they change the lunch sign every day.they trick 2 of their teachers to marry each other and...well you have to figure out the rest

YOU WILL DIE FROM LAUGHTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my gosh this book is hillarious.george and harold are so funny they do all these pranks and they change the lunch sign every day.they trick 2 of their teachers to marry each other and...well you have to figure out the rest ... Read more

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Ten minutes that could affect a lifetime!
This is an interesting and useful book.It provides a wide range of activities to use with children to help them learn about themselves and understanding others.Many of the activities offer ways to accommodate for older or younger audiences, and some are specific to ages.The range of topics addressed is rather inclusive, and the activities are designed to appeal to all types of learners (visual, auditory, kinesthetic).The activities offer a creative approach to each topic, and are nice springboards for deeper discussions.I am certain this book will be utilized both in my home and in my classroom!

Great Concept
Great concepts found in this book!Used for our brownie troop - helped to start a lot of valuable conversations!

10-Minute Life Lessons for Kids : 52 Fun and Simple Games and Activities to Teach Your Child Honesty, Trust, Love, and Other Imp
Absolutely Fantastic- easily applied to children actually gives age specific exercises. Makes you take note of your actions and words. Everyone can learn from this book! ... Read more

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Great African Americans by Taylor Oughton
Teachers are always searching for something interesting to use for Black History Month. This is it! Writers, doctors, artists, educators, politicians, sports figures, inventors and many more can be found in thisinteresting coloring book. Under each sketch is a paragraph telling aboutthe individual.My students will enjoy these next September. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Activity Books - Coloring Books    2. Activity Books - General    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    4. Children: Grades 3-4    5. Juvenile Nonfiction    6. People & Places - United States - African-American    7. History    8. Interactive & activity books & packs    9. Multiculturalism    10. Social Science / African-American Studies    11. USA