Dr. Seuss's ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book
Book Reflection
1st book: Dr. Seuss's ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book!
• Age Range: 2 - 3 years
• Grade Level: Preschool and up
Children’s age for this book may vary. Two- five years old would be appropriate to is. At this age, many children learn singing ABC but not seeing it in literacy wise. I believe it is essential for this age to not only know the A B C’s by hearing but by having visual literacy such as this book so the children would learn their A B C; s by know how the letters look and what each letter stands for.
" The youngest readers-to-be will get lots of letter practice with the repetitive use of each letter and the easy-to-memorize rhythmic rhymes. Soon your favorite preschooler will be reading this book aloud …show more content…
This book provides the child new words, which build up children's everyday vocabulary and teach child who is how called in a family. I like the clear pictures, illustrated by Clare Beaton, they help understand and memorize to what the words are talking about.
Cuddly, colorful teddy bears teach new words to very young children-and they do it in two languages! Six titles give toddlers an early start in learning a foreign language at the same time that they are learning their own. The left-hand page gives picture-caption word in English and the right-hand page gives the Spanish equivalent.
I selected this book because bilingual children speak Spanish at home but English at school, and books like this are important connections/bridge between family culture and school. Reading of this book will develop language transitioning skill in the mind when as the child see and hears two languages at once. The child will memorize how to pronounce one word in two different languages and will be able to transition well between each
1st book: Dr. Seuss's ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book!
• Age Range: 2 - 3 years
• Grade Level: Preschool and up
Children’s age for this book may vary. Two- five years old would be appropriate to is. At this age, many children learn singing ABC but not seeing it in literacy wise. I believe it is essential for this age to not only know the A B C’s by hearing but by having visual literacy such as this book so the children would learn their A B C; s by know how the letters look and what each letter stands for.
" The youngest readers-to-be will get lots of letter practice with the repetitive use of each letter and the easy-to-memorize rhythmic rhymes. Soon your favorite preschooler will be reading this book aloud …show more content…
This book provides the child new words, which build up children's everyday vocabulary and teach child who is how called in a family. I like the clear pictures, illustrated by Clare Beaton, they help understand and memorize to what the words are talking about.
Cuddly, colorful teddy bears teach new words to very young children-and they do it in two languages! Six titles give toddlers an early start in learning a foreign language at the same time that they are learning their own. The left-hand page gives picture-caption word in English and the right-hand page gives the Spanish equivalent.
I selected this book because bilingual children speak Spanish at home but English at school, and books like this are important connections/bridge between family culture and school. Reading of this book will develop language transitioning skill in the mind when as the child see and hears two languages at once. The child will memorize how to pronounce one word in two different languages and will be able to transition well between each