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Elmo's Guessing Game About Colors / Elmo y su juego de adivinar los colores (Sesame Street Elmo's World
Join Elmo and his Sesame Street friends as they play a guessing game about colors. Guess which color Elmo is thinking about and then say it in English and Spanish.
- GenresChildrensPicture Books
10 pages, Board Book
First published May 25, 2006
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February 12, 2018
A Board book about colors. This books helps children associate objects to the colors they can be. The books asks questions throughout the story. Good book to help children with their colors.
February 22, 2021
This cute little book was a bookshelf favorite for my kids. They both enjoyed the pictures and familiar characters of Sesame Street while learning their colors. Simple, age appropriate and educational but not a literary piece of art.
October 3, 2019
I'm color blind.
p.s.
I'm not if you are that's okay
p.s.
I'm not if you are that's okay
March 14, 2021
What a great book
January 9, 2022
This is cute for the three and under set.
November 21, 2013
Elmo’s Guessing Game About Colors is great book for anyone trying to teach their child about shapes and colors. It is a ten page picture book by Sesame Workshop that was published in English and Spanish. This book is recommended for children ages 1-3 years of age and is loaded with delightful illustration and bright colors. Elmo and his friends from Sesame Street enjoy playing a guessing game all about colors. After guessing the colors your children can go on to locate other know pictures that feature the same colors. It is a short easy to read story that will keep your children engage and learning colors. The hardback cover and pages are great for the recommended age group to handle without damaging it. The cover features a big bright picture of Elmo with a rainbow in the background and flowers and butterflies going along with the friendly playful theme of Sesame Street. The book gives so many other examples of other things a child may see that shares similar colors to help them recognize them wherever they go. Along with learning the names and faces of many of Elmo’s Sesame Street friends this book is one that children will enjoy from generation to generation.
September 25, 2010
7 September 2011
Almost a year later Fritz selected this again as his bedtime story. I was a little surprised. It's a book he should be beyond at this point. On top of that, he seemed bored with it. He knows the story and he knew all the answers prior to me asking the classification questions.
Nevertheless, it was a successful read.
****
My three-and-one-half-year old son brought this book to me this afternoon for a father-son read aloud. I like it when he selects the books.
Fritz knows his colors, so was able to read along with Elmo. Every time Elmo presented a series of images of a certain color, not only could Fritz name the color, he knew the object. I was impressed when he named lettuce since he won't touch the stuff. ;)
It's a fine guessing book for classification. Fritz enjoyed it. Somehow my boy has made it this far without being able to name Grover. The horror! We are rectifying that right now.
We enjoyed reading this enough to do it a second time right after the first.
****
25 September 2010
13 June 2012
14 June 2012 (Fritz now reads Elmo)
Almost a year later Fritz selected this again as his bedtime story. I was a little surprised. It's a book he should be beyond at this point. On top of that, he seemed bored with it. He knows the story and he knew all the answers prior to me asking the classification questions.
Nevertheless, it was a successful read.
****
My three-and-one-half-year old son brought this book to me this afternoon for a father-son read aloud. I like it when he selects the books.
Fritz knows his colors, so was able to read along with Elmo. Every time Elmo presented a series of images of a certain color, not only could Fritz name the color, he knew the object. I was impressed when he named lettuce since he won't touch the stuff. ;)
It's a fine guessing book for classification. Fritz enjoyed it. Somehow my boy has made it this far without being able to name Grover. The horror! We are rectifying that right now.
We enjoyed reading this enough to do it a second time right after the first.
****
25 September 2010
13 June 2012
14 June 2012 (Fritz now reads Elmo)
October 5, 2011
"Elmo's Guessing Game About Colors" by Sesame Street was very fun and colorful. Elmo went over the basic colors such as red, yellow, blue, etc..., and name items representing each one. My daughter really enjoyed the different colors, and she knew almost all the items by sight. It was a really great resource for learning colors.
As a parent, I really liked this book, and I will request the other titles in this series to go over with my daughter. I think she would be able to learn a lot from them.
I give it 5 stars.
As a parent, I really liked this book, and I will request the other titles in this series to go over with my daughter. I think she would be able to learn a lot from them.
I give it 5 stars.
March 24, 2008
No matter what books we read before bed, this one is always, always on the list. The first book that she knows by heart and can recite! She loves this kind of book, that asks questions that she has to answer.
March 14, 2008
This is the new big one in our house. I only like it because Elmo is one of Grady's few words and it sounds so cute coming out, like "Ah-moo."
April 12, 2011
This book is about guessing which color Elmo is thinking about. This book will help children learn colors quickly.
April 11, 2012
Nice little board book for toddlers!
August 18, 2012
A favorite of my daughter
A favorite of my oldest son
A favorite of my oldest son
August 27, 2013
Nice bright colors!
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November 9, 2008
Sesame Street is what it is.
May 11, 2009
This is a cute book that helps teach little ones about colors.
December 11, 2011
I just bought this for my 2-year old grandson, and it's perfect for that age.
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April 9, 2017
I think that this book is great for beginner readers and younger readers. my daughter loved reading this book to me. It's great that it's a short book as well. I would recommend this book to others.
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