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I had always heard of this book until one day, several years ago I read it to my class. This is one of those books that has to be read several times because you cannot just read it once.
Children love this book and love to recite it along with the story teller. This book would be a good way to introduce learning about different animals. You could do a theme day or week with pigs for K-2nd using this book.