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Hop, Hop, Jump!
by
Lauren Thompson (Goodreads Author),
Jarrett J. Krosoczka (Goodreads Author)
Get moving and have some fun with this invigorating picture book romp from bestselling author Lauren Thompson.Bestselling Little Quack author Lauren Thompson and acclaimed illustrator Jarrett Krosoczka have teamed up to show just how much fun moving around can be. Wiggling, waggling, stomping, and clomping—there are so many different ways to do it! Go ahead—try them all.
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Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
May 8th 2012
by Margaret K. McElderry Books
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This brief action-packed, camp-based picture book sets readers up for vigorous movement and games. Not only are the activities named and the multicultural children in the cheerful acrylic illustrations eager participants in the high-spirited romp, but the parts of the body involved in performing the lively amusements are identified as well.
Short rhythmic verbs, and bold typeface are coupled with smiling campers demonstrating sports and activities from hiking, swimming and tumbling, to dancing,...more
Short rhythmic verbs, and bold typeface are coupled with smiling campers demonstrating sports and activities from hiking, swimming and tumbling, to dancing,...more
•Brief summary
This book is all about moving your body and shows how fun moving can be. Each page has a new way to move your body. This book is a great read-aloud with big fun pictures.
•Audience
I would choose to read this to a preschool or maybe in the first half of the kindergarden school year.
•Appeal
This book has big beautiful pictures showing how to get up and move. I believe this book could be sung or danced to.
•Implementation
I would use this book when teaching about fitness and how import...more
This book is all about moving your body and shows how fun moving can be. Each page has a new way to move your body. This book is a great read-aloud with big fun pictures.
•Audience
I would choose to read this to a preschool or maybe in the first half of the kindergarden school year.
•Appeal
This book has big beautiful pictures showing how to get up and move. I believe this book could be sung or danced to.
•Implementation
I would use this book when teaching about fitness and how import...more
This is a great book to show children was to move their bodies. It will get them up and exercising while having fun the whole time.
Have mini field day and have the children do obstacles and play games like hula hooping sack race bowling jump rope etc...
Have mini field day and have the children do obstacles and play games like hula hooping sack race bowling jump rope etc...
A collection of rhyming action words, but the plot has to be extrapolated from the pictures of kids at summer camp. The illustrations are bright, with super-happy multicultural kids on the move.
Might be good for a two-year old storytime to get them up and moving.
Might be good for a two-year old storytime to get them up and moving.
The perfect book to get everyone moving all of their body parts. A group of friends demonstrate some the many ways they have foot stomping fun and invite you to find your talent for moving. Reviewer 4.
Great get the wiggles out book! I love the variety of movements included and that charcters represent a wide range of ethnicities. This is a great book for fans of Lorinda Bryan Cauley's Clap Your Hands.
Very good illustrations. The preschool audience enjoyed attempting to associate and read the words along with the children's action in the story. Good for storytime audience participation.
This book would be great for Storytime. It doesn't have much of a plot, but for those preschoolers that find themselves not being able to pay attention to a story this is for them.
Let's move and have some fun. Flap your arms, wiggle your toes, clomp your feet, and scrunch your nose. A neat little book for storytime and getting the little ones to move!
Jul 19, 2012
Jennifer
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Great for storytime. Actions for tons of body parts. Would be good for toddlers to introduce and re-inforce those parts we don't talk about much. Waist, hips and knees..
I'm thinking this will be a fun pick for storytime -- lots of simple physical actions, with few words per page. I'm looking forward to trying this one out!
Not much to this one, but it could be a good one for getting the kids moving midway through storytime with some simple actions.
Excited to get the book, but disappointed. However, I could turn this into a great yoga story time.
This book is all about actions and body parts. It definitely gets everyone up and moving!
Toddlers and Pre-K. Short book with lots of participation-- good for an active storytime audience.
great book for getting kids up and moving while learning how each body part can move.
Fun movement books to use with toddlers.
Great action/movement book for storytimes!
good
Apr 12, 2013
Igraine
marked it as auf-gar-keinen-fall
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