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First 100 Animals (First Words)
by
Roger Priddy
Ideal for ages 2 and up
Features 100 animal words for children to learn and build their vocabulary.
Simple design in a large, colorful and sturdy format.
Board book, 14 pages
Published
February 21st 2006
by Priddy Books
(first published 2006)
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A very nice book. If your toddler is especially an animal lover, this probably would be a great investment. It breaks down the animals by where they live mostly (polar, African, farm), but also has pets, baby farm animals, and (of course the page that makes me squirm) bugs. (I was quite happy that there was no millipede). Some of the animal pictures are extra big. All photographs, so they are very beautiful. And because its a word learning book, everything is labeled.
Bright and visually stimulating photographs of animals on a colorful backdrop, arranged by type of animal (farm animals, ocean animals, insects, etc.). Lends itself to lots of fun animal sounds and so exciting to look at!
This is a beautiful book of animals, arranged according to where they live. It goes beyond just lion, dog, and bear -- it introduces the artic fox, octopus, wasp, etc. This is great for an animal-loving toddler.
Big time favorite, especially since I make animal noises or know songs which involve the animals which DS requests when he points to them. The photos are great and so many animals are in here that I use it a lot for recognition when we see them in other books that use illustrations.
I consider this a classic one in our library now. A must-have for toddlers. Starting at about 17 months or so, my daughter now carries this book everywhere and loves having me say the names, make the soun...more
I consider this a classic one in our library now. A must-have for toddlers. Starting at about 17 months or so, my daughter now carries this book everywhere and loves having me say the names, make the soun...more
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