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Loading... Things That Are Most in the World (edition 2001)by Judi Barrett, John Nickle (Illustrator)
Work detailsThings That Are Most in the World by Judi Barrett
None. Teaches adjectives  EmilyHogan | Nov 19, 2012 |  Talk about extremes! Kids will giggle as they find out the silliest, heaviest and smelliest things in the world. This would be a great mentor text for writing. Student can make their own page of the ______est thing in the world and put them all together to make a class book. (  ) Pangle | May 24, 2011 | There isn't much to this book, but it's pretty funny. Every spread has a silly picture and a description. The HOTTEST thing in the world is a dragon eating chili peppers! The SMALLEST thing in the world is a baby flea! The descriptions are pretty outlandish, matched only by the silliness of the illustrations. Sure, it's a short book - but it'll encourage your kid to think and create and imagine. That's worth the price of admission. (  ) conuly | Oct 28, 2010 | no reviews | add a review
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