What Do You Call a Rhyming Riddle? A Hinky Pinky!

by 5th Grade Students of St. Joseph Montessori School

Recipient of the Kids are Authors Award

Written and illustrated by fifth-grade students

"The Kids Are Authors Competition was established in 1986 to encourage children to read and to become involved in the creative process of writing. Since then, thousands of children have written and illustrated books as participants in the Kids Are Authors Competition. The winning books in the annual competition are published by Scholastic Inc. and are distributed by Scholastic Book Fairs throughout the United States."--Title page verso

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens

32 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[William Reed]

This book was written and illustrated by my Fifth grade students. Its funny, challenging riddles and illustrations are delightful.

Best of all, everyone I know who reads it starts trying to create their own hinky pinky riddles. And the book teaches you how!

Share this with your kids, you'll love the creativity it sparks.

[Dolly]

Fun collaboration on rhyming word combinations with accompanying illustrations by a class of fifth grade students.

[Jamie]

Great concept! Gets the reader involved at the end.

[ZeBra47]

I liked this book alot because it was very funny because all the rhymes,yes some of them were a little bit confusing but mostly it was a very good book.

[Dana]

syllables, word meaning