This week JDaniel had read Animals Talk and Animals Go by Emily Bolam. These beautiful board books don’t contain a lot of print. Each animal has a single word they would say in Animals Talk. The Animals Go book contains a single word for what each animal would do. They don’t actually show the animal moving or talking. These leaves open the avenue for you to talk about the words and act them out for them or with them. The page opposite each animal has a great textured page that displays the animals covering. JDaniel loves to feel those pages.
I modeled for JDaniel how to make a crayon rubbing on the peacock page.
JDaniel and I worked on the snail and lizard page together. This was so much fun.
Disclaimer: I review books for Tiger Tales Publishing. I was sent these books to review. The opinions stated are my own.
Lesley says
I think my son would really like these…Happy SITS day!
Unplanned Cooking says
Very fun – our 3 year old would love this activity; he’s so cute saying he’s learned how to “read.”
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Andrea says
My girls would’ve enjoyed those.
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Heather says
Great ideas! I am going ot look up these books!
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varunner says
I already follow, but I popped over from Mom Loop. I love textured books. Even the twins, who are just 1, love to feel the textures of the pages.
Nan says
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Ahava & Amara Life Foundation says
I have 20 month old twin girls, they love to scribble, these books would be right on time for them. Visiting from the Mom Loop! 😉
eof777 says
Hello again,
I’m stopping by from the Mom Loop Comment Follow Friday… That is long. LOL!
Those single word board books are excellent language learning tools; I used them for my twins who were speech delayed because of an early delivery… and they learned a lot faster because the focus was easier. I already follow you. Do follow back.
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~SHANNON~ says
Those look like great books- love that they are integrating tactile sensation into the story! How fun!
Erin says
Those are so amazing!! How cool!
blueviolet says
How fun to combine books and art like that!
Muthering Heights says
Those look like such cute books!
Anne says
Thanks for stopping by my blog and your encouraging comment. I have been enjoying your blog a few different times the past week. You have some great ideas. Have a good weekend.
Anne @ http://lessonsthrulife.com
Kasie says
great idea. my kids would love this. thanks for sharing
Rachel Cotterill says
Cute idea to have textures in the books – that’s clever 🙂
~ Noelle says
cute book ideas!!!!
i remember when we would do that on the sidewalk and with leaves…
fun for hours!