That’s Funny – A collection of fun rhymes with pictures. Each page makes an exclamatory statement with an observation, often with alliteration. The first page reads, “That’s funny! There’s a big bunny drinking tea with honey.”
That’s funny!
There’s a big bunny
drinking tea with honey.
That’s neat!
Rudy can balance one carrot and one beet
On top of each of her feet.
Whew!
Did you see that, too?
A toad just jumped into my shoe!
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Animals – CKF full activity book for pre-school-Animals is a bumper packed activity book for pre-school brought to us by Core Knowledge Foundation, from tracing lines to matching pictures, songs, and much much more. This book has around 50 pages of activities for pre-school based on an animals theme. Sample Pages from Animals Activity Book Pre-school Animals Activity Book Pre-school End of ...
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My sister likes this book not me and I like 29years old
nishantha writes:
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Vanja writes:
My son and I enjoyed this fun book! Love it’s rhymes!
ms.cowzone writes:
This Book Is Nice For All My students
mary writes:
it was cool for a 1 year old my daughter who is 3 hated it thanks anyway Editor: thanks for the feedback, it is in the toddlers category, so an average 3 year old would be a little old for this book. Also every child has different tastes, my eldest is learning to read and loves going through the toddler category again as a read herself confidence builder, and especially loves reading these type of books to her younger brother.
My sister likes this book not me and I like 29years old
nishantha writes:
i like this books thanks for this present
Vanja writes:
My son and I enjoyed this fun book! Love it’s rhymes!
ms.cowzone writes:
This Book Is Nice For All My students
mary writes:
it was cool for a 1 year old my daughter who is 3 hated it thanks anyway Editor: thanks for the feedback, it is in the toddlers category, so an average 3 year old would be a little old for this book. Also every child has different tastes, my eldest is learning to read and loves going through the toddler category again as a read herself confidence builder, and especially loves reading these type of books to her younger brother.
Kanika G writes:
cute 🙂
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