A compilation of beautifully illustrated traditional and classic english nursery rhymes, the third book in the world famous nursery rhymes in the series.
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A Mess! – Early reader - A short fun book which builds confidence for early readers and helps toddlers learn the responsibility to clean up after playing. Text from A Mess! Oh! A Mess. The bed is a mess. A big mess. Get rid of the mess. Pop it in the bin. Fit the tin in. Cat! Mat! Bog! The end! ...
Barnaby Frog Learns to Swim - Barnaby Frog is afraid of water, will he get over his fear? Another great cutely illustrated children’s story by Tony J Moon. Sample Page from Barnaby Frog Learns to Swim See more from Tony J Moon on FKB and see more at the Tony J Moon Website Spread the love
Splookies - Beware the nervous, watch out for the Splookies! These delightfully spooky creatures get up to mischief in this children’s story with lovely colourful images. Sample page from Splookies Written by Gabriel Rosenstock, Illustrated by Rucha Dhayarkar Download or read online the full book by selecting one of the buttons below the post. Adapted from ...
The Clever Tortoise - The tortoises want the wood apples but they don’t have hands to open them like the monkeys, will they find a solution? Find out in the cute, brightly illustrated story. Sample Page from The Clever Tortoise Download or read online the full book of The Clever Tortoise by selecting one of the buttons below the ...
Dance Khuzwayo, Dance! - Khuzwayo is picked to be the village’s next Ingoma dancer, to celebrate the first crops of the year, but will he have the courage to dance? \ Illustrated by Jess Jardim-Wedepohl Written by Fiske Serah Nyirongo Designed by Job Mubinya Another amazing story from www.bookdash.org, aiming ...
Dragon School - A young dragon dreams of going to dragon school but first he must find his lost bell. Another great decodable reader from BookBot. Sample Page from Dragon School Download or read online the full book but selecting one of the buttons below the post. Bookbot provide a wonderful selection of creative commons, leveled books, for ...
Rain - A short children’s story about rain and water. Suitable for an early reader. Text from Rain I love water. I enjoy playing with water. It is raining. Rain gives us water. I enjoy playing outside. But it is raining. I enjoy playing out in the rain. My hair is wet from playing in the rain. ...
i love it so much i am going to over read it
love it!
My kids fell asleep
Editor reply: this is good right?
Since I am a second grade teacher I am always searching for things I might give to my students.
But here I found wonderful resources I am definitely going to use.
Jadi writes:
Some old nursery rhymes. Pretty good.
Editor: Note, yes this is a compilation book of all the old classic nursery rhymes, useful if you have a toddler who loves to sing along to some of these, a good way to get them started with reading too.