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Brand New Readers: Well Done, Worm!
Three Little Bears Play All Day: Brand New Readers
Baby Bear’s antics lead to unexpected results as he returns with Brother Bear and Sister Bear in four simple, funny stories.
Whether jumping, juggling, munching, or building with blocks, Baby Bear finds a new way to make mischief while playing with his ever-patient big brother and sister. Three Little Bears Build. Three Little Bears Eat. Three Little Bears Juggle. Three Little Bears Jump.
Whether jumping, juggling, munching, or building with blocks, Baby Bear finds a new way to make mischief while playing with his ever-patient big brother and sister. Three Little Bears Build. Three Little Bears Eat. Three Little Bears Juggle. Three Little Bears Jump.
48 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
About the author
David Martin
46 books17 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.
Readers of David Martin's books won't be surprised when they meet the author and find that he is just as entertaining as his books - he sings, plays the guitar or the kazoo, or even juggles during his school visits. As David Martin says, "I have never minded particularly making a fool of myself," so he is never at a loss to illustrate his points or to make a connection with the kids. In his interactive sessions, he also works with students to create their own books or to produce oversized class books. The author's ease in the classroom comes from his hands-on teaching experience: he's an eighteen-year veteran of elementary and middle schools.
A native of Queens, Martin has lived in northeast Vermont with his family since 1970.
Readers of David Martin's books won't be surprised when they meet the author and find that he is just as entertaining as his books - he sings, plays the guitar or the kazoo, or even juggles during his school visits. As David Martin says, "I have never minded particularly making a fool of myself," so he is never at a loss to illustrate his points or to make a connection with the kids. In his interactive sessions, he also works with students to create their own books or to produce oversized class books. The author's ease in the classroom comes from his hands-on teaching experience: he's an eighteen-year veteran of elementary and middle schools.
A native of Queens, Martin has lived in northeast Vermont with his family since 1970.
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December 23, 2020
The three little bears are a really good book and they play catch and jugl and play soccer
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November 6, 2011
I love these "Brand New Readers." They're great for the very earliest readers. They have just a few short words on each page, it's easy to tell what's going on by looking at the pictures, and they're well written usually with a funny ending.
Little Miss loves these silly and funny stories.
Little Miss loves these silly and funny stories.
October 24, 2015
Simple stories. Caleb liked to spin with the bears. I changed the words in the last story about the green food. We also talked about how baby bear shouldn't have gotten ice cream since he didn't eat his veggies.
March 28, 2014
By the time we finished, Carson could recognize "bear". It's a start.
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