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C was a camel: You rode on his hump; And if you fell off, You came down such a bump! What a high camel! D was a duck With spots on his back, Who lived in the water, And always said 'Quack! E was an elephant, Stately and wise: He had tusks and a trunk, And two queer little eyes. Oh, what funny small eyes! F was a fish Who was caught in a net; But he got out again, And is quite alive yet. G was a goat Who was spotted with brown: When he did not lie still He walked up and down.
H was a hat Which was all on one side; Its crown was too high, And its brim was too wide. Oh, what a hat! I was some ice So white and so nice, But which nobody tasted; And so it was wasted. All that good ice! J was a jug, So pretty and white, With fresh water in it At morning and night. K was a kite Which flew out of sight, Above houses so high, Quite into the sky.
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L was a lily, So white and so sweet! To see it and smell it Was quite a nice treat. M was a man, Who walked round and round; And he wore a long coat That came down to the ground. N was a net Which was thrown In the sea To catch fish for dinner For you and for me. O was an orange So yellow and round: When it fell off the tree, It fell down to the ground. Down to the ground! P was a polly. Super funny alphabet book! My 6 year old son and I read this book together. The illustrations are engaging and funny. We enjoyed the monster format. This is an entertaining, off-the-wall alphabet book great for young readers.
Nov 21, sue crandley rated it really liked it. Mar 23, Katbyrdie rated it it was ok Shelves: You can't teach a kid the ABCs with fake or difficult words. The idea is cute, but the book is useless. Mar 12, Meghan Molloy rated it it was amazing Shelves: Awards the book has received if any: Pre-school, early childhood classroom Original 3-line summary: This is a picture book that has made up monsters for each letter of the alphabet. Each monster and letter uses rhyming and alliteration.
Each letter is on its own page with a corresponding picture. I think this book will bring a smile and laugh in the classroom. It is unique and also introduces the concept of rhyming and alliteration to young Awards the book has received if any: It is unique and also introduces the concept of rhyming and alliteration to young children. I would read this in my classroom because it allows students to use their imagination. Students can create their own monster.
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If they are able, they can also use alliteration and rhyme, although this may be developmentally inappropriate. They can draw their monster and a teacher can write the letter and the name of the monster if they are unable. Another activity could be the children using white boards to practice writing their letters.
They can use the alphabet on the wall or the book that they were just read from as examples on how to write the letter. Mar 01, Katie rated it really liked it. My 4 year old enjoyed it. Silly Monsters ABC is an adorable children's picture book that helps introduce kids to the uses of the alphabet while entertaining them. The illustrations are bright and colorful, and various words are tossed in to describe the pictures, in addition to the rhyming verse under each one.
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My kids really enjoyed identifying each letter and laughing at the silly pictures. For instance, how can you not giggle at: Jan 23, ruby2shoes rated it really liked it. Learning Through Whimsical Fun What a joy in learning the ABC's with funny silly rhymes and illustrations that depicts cute monsters in a fun way. Each cute monster has their own letter in upper and lowercase, a rhyme that features the letter as well as extra words beginning with the letter showcased in each illustration.
As a bonus there are jokes and puzzles at the end to carry on with more fun and learning. Great for beginning readers. I get tired of "ABC" books sometimes, as they are often so similar The illustrations were so bright and fun, and it was still educational with extra words for each letter, even though the monsters were make-believe.
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I think the kids will come back and flip through this again and again. Shoutout to the Redbull that allowed us to think up this one, too. Shoutout to iminclinedtopursue52 for befriending a German person.
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