Ten on the Sled
by
Kim Norman (Goodreads Author),
Liza Woodruff
Author Kim Norman (Crocodaddy) and illustrator Liza Woodruff have whipped up a rollicking, jolly, snow-filled adventure!
In the land of the midnight sun, all the animals are having fun speeding down the hill on Caribou's sled. But as they go faster and faster, Seal, Hare, Walrus, and the others all fall off…until just Caribou's left, only and lonely. Now, a reindeer likes f...more
In the land of the midnight sun, all the animals are having fun speeding down the hill on Caribou's sled. But as they go faster and faster, Seal, Hare, Walrus, and the others all fall off…until just Caribou's left, only and lonely. Now, a reindeer likes f...more
Hardcover, 26 pages
Published
October 5th 2010
by Sterling
(first published September 30th 2010)
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A cute backwards counting book that entails a moose, a squirrel, a fox and all sorts of other animals. Along to the tune of "Ten on the Bed", the animals find themselves going on a thrilling sled ride and one by one they all fall off until..... (well, you'll just have to read the book)
What made me smile:
I'll start by mentioning the illustrations. They are adorable! Each animal has it's own personality as they fall off the sled. The story itself, with all of the rhymes is really neat. It goes ver...more
What made me smile:
I'll start by mentioning the illustrations. They are adorable! Each animal has it's own personality as they fall off the sled. The story itself, with all of the rhymes is really neat. It goes ver...more
If there is one children's picture book you buy this year, this should be it! I picked this up last week while working at my son's school's Scholastic Book Fair and it's been a hit ever since! This story has been read numerous times since coming home. It's funny, it's engaging, and it can be read to the tune of "There Were 10 In The Bed". In fact, I usually sing the story to my kids to that tune.
This story is not only highly entertaining, as hysterical laughing ensues, but it's bright illustrat...more
This story is not only highly entertaining, as hysterical laughing ensues, but it's bright illustrat...more
The big draw here is that most of the text can be sung (with a little practice) to the tune of "There Were Ten in a Bed." The story's pretty basic with ten animals on one toboggan sledding down the hill and falling off the sled one by one. Wackiness ensues. Each animal has some sort of winter gear be it earmuffs, a sweater or even a helmet, but moose takes the cake with goggles and rainbow colored leg warmers. Liza Woodruff's get the plot across competently while adding fun details like the snow...more
I'm diggin' the fox wearing a crash helmet. Safety first, especially near the North Pole, I guess.
There were ten on the sled, and the caribou said, "Slip over! Slide over!"
So they all slid over, and Seal spilled out.
Before long, all the Arctic animals have toppled out, from walrus and wolf to moose and squirrel(not the Rocky and Bullwinkle type moose and squirrel, although that would've been great).
Kids will recognize the meter of this book quickly and will like the comical illustrations, as w...more
There were ten on the sled, and the caribou said, "Slip over! Slide over!"
So they all slid over, and Seal spilled out.
Before long, all the Arctic animals have toppled out, from walrus and wolf to moose and squirrel(not the Rocky and Bullwinkle type moose and squirrel, although that would've been great).
Kids will recognize the meter of this book quickly and will like the comical illustrations, as w...more
With rhyming text and great word choice, this one begs to be read aloud! (Or even sung aloud to the tune of Ten in the Bed as many others here have suggested.) It also uses fun alliteration (hare hopped out, squirrel squeezed out, moose muddled out) and counts backwards from ten as each animal falls off the sled on its way down the hill. Kids will enjoy keeping track of all the animals as they continue down the hill in a giant snowball after they've fallen off the sled. This is perfect for a win...more
This is a great book that shows off rhyming word pairs, repeats words, counting and uses a lot of descriptive words. Students will love to hear this story and it can be incorporated into lessons for all of these. The story is about a sled full of animal friends sledding down a hill and one by one they hop, slide and whirl out off the sled!!
Students will be able to sequence and identify one more and one less than a number. Teachers could give a sled bingo game using nine numbers, students put a number between one and ten in each box(wherever they prefer). As the book is read, students will put a transparent chip over the number. This will help early learners identify numbers.
This was my backup book and we didn't end of reading it so I didn't get to see the reaction from the kids. Still, it is a very fun winter-themed book that introduces kids to a variety of animal types, counting backwards, friendship themes, a wider vocabulary with alliteration, and some great illustrations.
In this cute story, ten different animals all want to go sledding, but as they speed up down the hill all the animals fall, bounce or bail out one by one until only Caribou is left! It's just a fun little story that helps reinforce numbers via basic subtraction with some short rhymes and funny adjectives.
Fun, rhyming narrative that follows a meter that reminds me of Karma Wilson's Bear stories (like Bear Snores On.) The backwards counting is fun and the illustrations are hilarious. We enjoyed reading this book aloud.
Adorable book that kids will love to read during the winter months. Review blogged here --> http://bit.ly/v3XPyr
This book is great to use for ryhming words. Also great to use to teach the sounds of letters.
Very singable, would make a nice storytime read aloud for winter, snow or sleds.
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Kim Norman's first picture book, JACK OF ALL TAILS, was released by Dutton, a Penguin imprint, in 2007. CROCODADDY (Sterling) debuted as the May 2009 feature for the Children's Book of the Month Club and is also available as a Scholastic paperback.
In 2010, Sterling released her sticker book, ALL KINDS OF KITTENS, as well as TEN ON THE SLED, which stayed on B&N's top 10 Bestseller list for many...more
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In 2010, Sterling released her sticker book, ALL KINDS OF KITTENS, as well as TEN ON THE SLED, which stayed on B&N's top 10 Bestseller list for many...more
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