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The Super Scooter (Pip and Posy)
Introducing Pip and Posy from Nosy Crow, an imprint of Candlewick Press!
Pip's playing happily with his scooter in the park when Posy comes along and decides that she wants to have a turn. But she doesn't know how to ride a scooter, and Pip has to come to the rescue.
Pip's playing happily with his scooter in the park when Posy comes along and decides that she wants to have a turn. But she doesn't know how to ride a scooter, and Pip has to come to the rescue.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
December 27th 2011
by Nosy Crow
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Short and sweet: LOVE this series!
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Pip and Posy are back at it again! In this edition of the new series from Axel Scheffler they learn that it’s important to use manners and ask before taking someone else’s belongings. Posy decides all she’s ever wanted at that moment is to ride Pip’s very fun scooter, but what she doesn’t do is ask Pip if she can or if he will help her learn to use it. What begins as a careless act ends in the kind forgiveness of a good friend as Pip helps bandage up Posy...more
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Pip and Posy are back at it again! In this edition of the new series from Axel Scheffler they learn that it’s important to use manners and ask before taking someone else’s belongings. Posy decides all she’s ever wanted at that moment is to ride Pip’s very fun scooter, but what she doesn’t do is ask Pip if she can or if he will help her learn to use it. What begins as a careless act ends in the kind forgiveness of a good friend as Pip helps bandage up Posy...more
Pip rides his scooter and his friend, Posy, decides to take it for a spin without asking! Pip is angry until Posy falls and gets hurt. He takes care of her, she apologizes, and they ride home safely, and slowly, together. (Preschool).
Curriculum Connection: This book is one of a series simulating life as a toddler, the issues that might come up, and how to handle them! Meets ALA 21st century standard 4.1.2: Read widely and fluently to make connections with self, the world, and previous reading.
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Curriculum Connection: This book is one of a series simulating life as a toddler, the issues that might come up, and how to handle them! Meets ALA 21st century standard 4.1.2: Read widely and fluently to make connections with self, the world, and previous reading.
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Nice bright illustrations and simple text make this a good choice for storytime. Good for "sharing" theme, friendship, toys.
Good simple children's story.
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Axel was born in Hamburg, Germany. At school he was good at art, but didn’t think of a career in illustration until he won a cuddly purple cow in a drawing competition.
He moved to England in 1982 to learn English and study illustration at the Bath Academy of Art and then set up home in London. Axel illustrated a number of books for various publishers, and in 1993 Kate suggested him as the illustra...more
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He moved to England in 1982 to learn English and study illustration at the Bath Academy of Art and then set up home in London. Axel illustrated a number of books for various publishers, and in 1993 Kate suggested him as the illustra...more
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