Bug Soup

by Vince Cleghorne

Uh oh. Mrs. Hoop has lost her “Soup List”! Help her match each pot of soup to the correct zoo animal. Kids will be given ingredients of each soup as a hint to guess which soup belongs to each hungry zoo animal. As you turn the page, you'll be given the answer! Put on your thinking caps and have fun helping Mrs. Hoop in the kitchen inside this big book of fun. Who at the zoo eats Bug Soup ? His home is made from silk. He has eight long legs for climbing walls. He catches his dinner in his silky web. Don't be afraid to try one bite. Do you think you've got the answer? Bug Soup is a book for toddlers ages 3-6 that helps kids think outside the box. It's perfect to sharpen critical thinking skills for kids as they recall all their favorite zoo animals Bug Soup is one of the best interactive books that helps spark imagination, joy, and wonder. Kids will get a chance to get creative with a bonus activity sheet at the end of the book that invites them to draw and create their very own soup! Everyone eats in Mrs. Hoop's zoo kitchen including kids, but don't worry…you don't have to eat insect soup if you don't want to. Here, at Puppy Dogs & Ice Cream, we believe that children's books are more than just stories - they're vessels of inspiration, education, and imagination. Read our other best-selling children books from Puppy Dogs & Ice Cream like Fiona Flamingo, A Mother's Love, Zen Pig, The Snowman's Song, and When You Have Love

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Animals

48 pages, Hardcover

Published May 30, 2020

Reviews

[Cheryl Astern]

Book was a gift to my grandson

[Steph]

Turn/Level: B/2

A fun guessing game where the audience must guess who the soup is for with provided clues.

[Bailey Read]

Bug Soup is fun and teaches memory skills to students. I would love to use this book to teach students about different types of bugs and animal characteristics.

[Dylan Schulze]

This book can be used as a great read aloud for students in your classroom. This book also allows students to play in a fun guessing game and creates a interactive experience with the book. As well as teaching memory skills to students it can be used to teach about different types of bugs and animals.

[Annella]

In this book, Mrs. Hoop makes soup for all the animals at the zoo, but one day she forgot her list so she doesn't know which kind of soup goes to which animal. Readers are asked to examine the ingredients of each of the soups to figure out which kind of soup goes to which animal. I think this book would be a great challenge for kids and a good way to test their problem-solving skills.

[Zandalee Fowler]

This is a book about a little lady that makes soup for all the animals of the zoo. When going to the store she lost the list that told her who eats each soup. This is a good book that gets children interacted to help guess what animal eats each soup.

[Josie Arndts]

This is a really cute read aloud book. I like that it is a guessing game for children. It creates a sort of interactive experience which seems like a great idea.

[Lauren Shaw]

This is a cute book about a lady who makes all of these different types of soup for the animals and insects she comes across. Giving each animal a different soup based on what the animals want!

[Jessie Wilson]

This book would be great for an interactive reading experience with children. Trying to figure out what animal eats what soup is a way to build critical thinking skills!

[Zazie]

Not bad. A nice book to teach the kids something.

[Linda]

My five year old loved this book and reread many times.

[Margaret]

Wow!
Wonderfully illustrated!
Well written! Funny!
Imformative!
So much fun!

[Emeli Hernandez]

This books expands children's imagination with a fantasy full of talking animals. It is a fun book to read as a class.

[Alyssa Lange]

Inside this book, the main character Mrs. Hoop makes soup for all of the animals. In the morning, she lost her whole soup list on her way there. While reading, all of the students look for different soup ingredients and which animal gets what soup. To find out the answer, they just turn the page.

This book is cute for the younger ages. The colors in each picture are so bright, and the characters are so cute. I would recommend to all teachers.