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Bunnies on the Go: Getting from Place to Place
From train to tractor, from boat to balloon, join the fun as an active bunny family takes a cross-country vacation.
The team who celebrated the alphabet in "So Many Bunnies" and telling time in "Bunny Day" now introduces young readers to different modes of transportation. All family vacations should be this much fun
The team who celebrated the alphabet in "So Many Bunnies" and telling time in "Bunny Day" now introduces young readers to different modes of transportation. All family vacations should be this much fun
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
January 21st 2003
by HarperCollins
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Whee! This is a fun book, and good for 2-3 years old. Bunnies go on a breakneck vacation using many modes of transportation.
The Bunny family goes on vacation--in as many vehicles as possible! (thus meeting a K-3 social studies standard) The children can use rhyming and visual clues on each page to guess the next mode of transportation. (The pictures are absolutely beautiful and communicate a wide range of emotions gently and subtly.)
Notice the plant at the beginning of the book and at the end . . .
Notice the plant at the beginning of the book and at the end . . .
Bunnies travel by different methods. The format is rhyme, but what is cool is that the last word in a rhyme is left for the reader to guess, and becomes the next mode of transportation-so if the last word must rhyme with float, it is boat, and that is their next mode. Fun and good EL skill builder.
I could see this being fun with kids trying to guess the next mode of transportation. Okay, it doesn't take much imagination since I found myself doing that as an adult. The rhymes make it a fun story for such conjecture.
Great rhyming text. My kids loved to guess which mode of transportation was next. We soon realized that there was a little hint on each page and it was fun to look for it. We read this one over and over again.
really enjoyed this transportation-themed book that asks the reader to anticipate what's on the following page based upon the rhyming text. the girls were rapt. will try for outreach next month.
Ok, rhyming "in fact her" with "tractor" was a bit of a stretch but other than that this book was not bad. Brynja likes Bunnies AND modes of transportation, so of course she liked this book.
Another great book for teaching transportation to little ones. I love the rhymes that keep the kids guessing which mode of travel the bunny family will take next!
Students use the rhyming text to guess which mode of transportation the bunnies will travel on next. A good choice for reinforcing early literacy skills
This was a fun read for my kids. It was interactive. Letting them guess the next form of transportation the bunnies would take. Super fun.
A nicely-rhyming book where the final word in the stanza is on... the next page. Helps children learn about rhyming where they can guess that word.
Once again Rick does a great job to create a children's page turner. The illustrations were very fun in this one.
Nice how you are supposed to guess the rhyme that appears on the next page.
I really didn't like it that much cause it was NOT as good as other books.
Have reader guess what form of transportation will come next.
Loved the illustrations!
Mar 24, 2013
Laurie Sorensen
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Born and raised in Utah, Walton is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Mormon Church. He served as a missionary to Brazil from 1976 to 1978, soon after he graduated from high school. Later, at Brigham Young University, he became president of the Brazil Club. In 1980, he graduated from Brigham Young with a bachelor's degree in Spanish and a minor in Portuguese, the lang...more
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Oct 21, 2012 01:41pm