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Whose Nose and Toes?
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John Butler
From the author of Whose Baby Am I? and Who Says Woof? comes this adorable, interactive picture book that introduces baby animals and their different noses and feet. With large, endearing illustrations and a guessing game format, toddlers will love learning to recognize the noses and toes of crocodiles, elephants, rhinos, and more.
Hardcover, 20 pages
Published
September 23rd 2004
by Viking Juvenile
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Toddlers would be the best group of students to read this book to! They love to guess which animal will come next-They especially love it when they have the book memorized-it's almost as if they can read it themselves!
Beautifully illustrated book that shows the nose and toes of an animal on one page and invites children to figure out what animal is on the back of the page. Great for kids from 1-3.
A big hit in baby storytime. The kids had fun guessing the animals, and the parents thought the pictures were cute.
Isaac and Elise both really get a kick out of this simple book. We enjoy it. :)
Favorite Board book of Nathans when he was a toddler
Such a cute read-aloud. I might have to buy this one.
Whose nose and toes(:
Can you identify an animal from just its nose and toes? You will be able to after this book.
The illustrations of the animals are particularly cute - all of them are young with particularly big eyes!
The illustrations of the animals are particularly cute - all of them are young with particularly big eyes!
This is really cute and fun book for targeting final /z/. I have a copy to share if any one wants to use it.
I made an activity to accompany it. I put pictures of other animals and some people (like a clown) on note cards and then had the client add noses and toes to match.
I made an activity to accompany it. I put pictures of other animals and some people (like a clown) on note cards and then had the client add noses and toes to match.
I read this to my daughter when it first came out. She is now 5 and keeps picking it out at the library. We love it. It has really cute illustrations and the kids really get into it (not a bed time story).
Kids love to guess the animals. Very engaging.
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writer and illustrator - lives in Kent, South East England.
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