What Will Hatch
Author: Jennifer Ward
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Childrens
Publish Date: February 12, 2013
Language: English
ISBN-10: 080272311X
ISBN-13: 978-0802723116
This is a really fun book that teaches children how life
begins inside an egg. All different kinds of living creatures start in an egg
form. This is just a fun book that teaches children how a bunch of different
animals start there life. The kids get to guess what will hatch on each page. There
is a robin and a platypus and it just shows that every animals starts off in
the same place.
I like this book. I think it is different from other
informational text. It doesn’t show letters or numbers or even animals. It
shows how animals start their life off. Even though they are different animals,
their lives start off the same way. The illustrations are really cute and fun.
I think it’s a fun way to learn! I give it a 10.
My Pet Bird
Auhtor: Lynn Hamilton
Publisher: Weigl Publishers Inc.
Date: 2009
ISBN:978-1-59036-900-5
This book teaches kids about birds. They teach them
different kinds of birds. The book talks about canaries, lovebirds, doves etc.
The book teaches about their colors and what they eat and how long they live.
The book also talks about how each bird behaves differently. At the end, there
is a fun puzzle with questions and answers which will be fun for kids to do.
I just like this book because the information is great. They
put it in good terms for children to understand. I like the way the information
is arranged on the page. I just think it is a cute and colorful book and it is
a fun way for children to learn. I give the book an 8 out of 10.
The Hospital
Author: Janine Amos
Publisher: Gareth Stevens Publishing
Date: 2002
ISBN: 0-8368-3091-1
This book is all about the hospital and how kids cope with
being in the hospital and being away from loved ones. It shows them how to deal
with their feelings and being lonely. It just shows them what to do with
emergency situations by providing advice and showing children that it is important
to ask questions when they are unsure of something.
I actually really like this book. It may not be the most
exciting out of all the informational texts out there. I like it because it
addresses hard issues like when people are sick or have an emergency operation
in the hospital. It is nice how they provide insight on this hard topic to
children. I give this an 8 out of 10.
I agree with you that the Hospital book might be very useful for easing students' fears if they are concerned about an upcoming surgery. Sometimes it is helpful to know what kinds of things might happen or might be seen before going into a new situation.
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