Busy Toes

Busy Toes

3.54 of 5 stars 3.54  ·  rating details  ·  26 ratings  ·  8 reviews
Tip-toe into the pages of this exquisitely illustrated book and dig, squish, and splash your way to discover the many secrets and delights of our toes.
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Published February 1st 2000 by Charlesbridge Publishing
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Jamie
This is a book about all of the wonderful things you can do with your toes. Babies and toddlers are usually fascinated with their toes at some point in their life. This book pays tribute to the incredible things babies and adults can do with their toes. You can rub doggy bellies with your toes, you can put miniature clothes on your toes, you can draw with your toes, and you can even make shadow puppets with your toes!
The illustrations are very realistic paintings. There are up close pictures of...more
Teresa
This book allows children to think of the many ways our feet can be used aside from running and jumping. The illustrations in this book are phenomenal. Every curve, wrinkle, and vein in each pair of feet is drawn to the T. I gave this 4 stars for it's simplicity. It gives the reader a sense of fun and "I can do that" feeling.

This is good for a thematic unit on body parts. If you were to do different body part every day then this could be read on the "feet" day. Along with this book is C.W, Bowi...more
Laneika Cason
PB37. This was one of my son's favorite books when he was a tot and I enjoyed reading it to him. One may wonder what's the excitement of a book about toes...the pictures. The pictures of toes and kids playing with their toes are priceless.
Meg McGregor
Toes are shown to do so many things - great for your littles to discover those important body parts.
Jessica
Boston's current favorite
Mary
Great book for self awareness and the things our body parts do for us. Fantastic illustrations. This is a good lap book for infants and toddlers. Small groups may enjoy taking off their shoes and looking at their toes.
Sarah
All kinds of toes: Big, little, open, closed, waving, tickling, doggy-tummy-rubbing, drawing, digging, hidden, testing, splashing, squishing,fishing, tippy, dancing, tasting, counting, pick-up, pushing, wearing teeny clothes (?), soapy, shadow, tired, tent, kissing, cuddling, loving, and goodnight. Some were a bit far-fetched. The book was a little long. Would have been cuter if they had just stuck to the reasonable toe-likenesses!
CBC Diversity
May 22, 2013 CBC Diversity marked it as age-0-to-6
Heejin
May 11, 2013 Heejin added it
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Erin
Dec 30, 2011 Erin marked it as child-read
Unit 5
Nov 30, 2011 Unit 5 added it
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Olavs
Nov 10, 2011 Olavs marked it as to-read
Eliana
Aug 17, 2011 Eliana marked it as to-read
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