A super simple look at some of the sounds we hear with our ears—water dropping, popcorn popping, flutes tooting. . . . Makes a perfect read-a...
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Dec 05, 2010
Cornelius
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The book identifies the part of our body that allows us to hear, our ears. The book tells children that we can hear with our ears different sounds, for example, popcorn makes a pop sound, a flute makes a flute sound, and a bell makes a ding-dong sound. Also, the book has rhyming words, such as snap and clap, which would be great for a kindergarten classroom.
Feb 07, 2012
Heidi
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In the vein of Dr. Seuss, there is rhyming and rhythm with a focus on ears. Sometimes the rhythm was great, but a couple of times it switched to a different rhythm and it threw me off. But still something fun that kids could go along with in "listening" to the different sounds.
Jan 08, 2011
Netanella
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The Ear Book was not quite as well put together as the The Hair Book or even The Eye Book, but for preschool-book-completists out there, a must read. My daughter found it a little ho-hum.
Dec 22, 2008
Alicia
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We've read quite a few of these Dr. Seuss and Bright and Early Board books and there hasn't been one he hasn't enjoyed yet!
Sep 07, 2011
Madkropotkin
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My son read this AR testable book to me today. We both think it is a bit too easy. He is becoming a better reader every day.
Dec 06, 2010
Jessica
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This book rhymes throughout and names many different sounds. It would be a great book for beginning readers to learn how to read!
Apr 26, 2011
Elisabeth
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I think there must have been a period in children's book publishing when they'd publish almost anything.
Sep 12, 2010
Dianna
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My 15-month-old baby loves this book. Now she knows where her ears are.
Feb 08, 2009
Dolly
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Our girls just adore the "Bright and Early" books for beginning readers from the Dr. Seuss library. This one is perfect. Not too many words, but just challenging enough to keep them interested in learning to read. This one is similar to "The Foot Book," and our girls enjoy the continuity and rhythm these books have.
Feb 10, 2012
