Pooh's Easter Egg Hunt

Winnie the Pooh First Readers #10

by Isabel Gaines, A.A. Milne, Studio Orlando (Illustrator)

It's Easter time, and Pooh and his friends are having an Easter egg hunt. But Pooh doesn't realize his basket has a hole in the bottom, and he's losing his eggs as fast as he's finding them!

Genres: Fiction, Childrens, Picture Books, Holiday, Friendship

37 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Christine Grant · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easter Story Time. Pooh and his friends race to see who can collect the most eggs during an Easter Egg Hunt. Pooh quickly finds five eggs, but didn't notice that his basket had a hole in it. Friendship wins the day.

[Angela · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love our Pooh

[Henry · Rating 4 out of 5]

Une jolie petite histoire avec l'ours en peluche aimé de tous.

Oh non! Il y a un trou dans le panier de Winnie. Comment fera-t-il pour remporter la chasse aux oeufs de Pâques? -Leslibraires.ca

[Alisha Ptacek · Rating 4 out of 5]

Personal Reaction- This book is a really cute book and I like how it teaches a lesson about being a good friend. This would be a good book for a student to read around Easter. This is a good transitional book because it uses complete sentences and a variety of punctuation.

Read aloud- This book does not have any beneficial value to read it aloud because it lacks a strong storyline.

Independent reading- This is a very good transitional book because it has complete sentences, multiple sentences per page, good punctuation, uses good words, and is a little longer then the beginning to read books.

Literary elements- This book lacks a strong plot, theme, characterization, setting, conflict, and tone, which does not make it a good book for teaching any of these elements. This book does share a story about Easter egg hunting and being a good friend, but the story does lack strong literary elements.

Other- A nice thing about this book is that has a page of matching and a page for missing letters, which will challenge readers.

[Gautam · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was one of the first story book for my little angel. We enjoyed reading this book together from very early age, even today we reread this occasionally. I remember that my daughter instantly recognised Winnie's friend Piglet when we visited a departmental store for soft toys.
Now what can children get from this book?
They can learn colours while listening to the story; wonderful way to teach colour. Event they can feel the sense of counting.
Ultimately the celebration of friendship irrespective of win and loss among friends.

[Adrian · Rating 3 out of 5]

ANOTHER WHEN I WAS YOUNGER BUT WHAT I REMEBER IS THIS WS A CUTE BOOK..

[Isabel · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked how Pooh never noticed that he had a big hole in his basket.

I learned that friends help each other. Because at the end Piglet said, "Oh, my! You have a big hole in your basket!"

[Horace Mann Family Reading Challenge · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pooh bear did not know that his basket was broken and lost his eggs and his friends gave them back. G.

[Brooke Birchler · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is great for any child who enjoys Winnie the Pooh. It would be a good story to share with children around Easter. This book also teaches a good lesson about friendship.

[Ollie · Rating 4 out of 5]

А у нас ця книжка під назвою Lost and Found. Довгенько довелося шукати.
Чудова книжка для раннього вивчення мови - у тексті чимало повторів та ілюстрації, з яких все і так зрозуміло.

[Stephen Snyder · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great book that is a beautiful way to celebrate Easter. Through their acts of friendship, sharing, and kindness Pooh and friends illustrate how Easter should be celebrated.

Well done Disney!

[Sue · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read this to the kindergarteners, simple story about Pooh hunting for Easter eggs but he has a hole in his bucket.