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Ketchup On Your Cornflakes?
Split pages allow the reader to dream up funny food combinations, such as ice cubes on your toast, or milk on your french fries.
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(first published 1997)
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Yeeeees! The book of my childhood, my brother and I adored putting ketchup on our cornflakes, custard in our bath, toothpaste on our head...
Well, if you have to do the cleaning up afterwards, maybe this book isn't such a good idea, but although the layout is simplistic it's fun, brightly coloured and silly. My brother and I fought often over who would get to turn the pages. I picked this up again just the other day, now a teenager, and read through it with my little cousin, who thought it was hi...more
Well, if you have to do the cleaning up afterwards, maybe this book isn't such a good idea, but although the layout is simplistic it's fun, brightly coloured and silly. My brother and I fought often over who would get to turn the pages. I picked this up again just the other day, now a teenager, and read through it with my little cousin, who thought it was hi...more
This is a very simple book. There are two flaps. The first says, "Do you like ketchup" and the second says, "on your cornflakes?" with pictures of ketchup being pourn onto cornflakes. You can change the flaps to ask different questions: "Do you like milk on your cornflakes?" "Do you like custard on your toes?" "Do you like ice cubes in your lemonade?" The child can answer either yes or no.
This makes a great book for Teaching English as A Foreign Language or Second Language.
There is one British w...more
This makes a great book for Teaching English as A Foreign Language or Second Language.
There is one British w...more
May 06, 2011
Kelly
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This is a fun book where you can turn the top half of the book or the bottom half and make strange combinations or normal combinations. For example, the top half might say, "Do you put ice cubes" and the bottom part would say "in your lemonade?" and then you could turn the bottom page and make it instead say "in your bath?"
May 11, 2009
Katrina
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review of another edition
Recommends it for:
Kids Ages 3+ and Food Storytime
Shelves:
professional-collection,
storytime
Is there Ketchup on Your Cornflakes, sounds kinda gross--which, ofcourse, is why kids will love this. This flip through book is not only fun and cute, but great vocabulary builder for new readers. A fantastic attention keeper for storytime and I would recommened getting this book for any young reader, not just preschoolers.
My daughter discovered this book recently while at the Drs and ask for it the another night so had to buy it! It's a good book and quite funny.
A great book to read out loud to the Preschool group - very silly and there is a million ways to read this book. A great crowd pleaser.
Stuck for something entertaining and interactive to read with your kids? This is your book.
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Nick Sharratt is the author-illustrator of numerous books for children, including The Foggy, Foggy Forest and Dinosaurs’ Day Out. He lives in Brighton, England.
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