Richard Edwards (1) (1949–)

Appropriate grade level: First Grade - Second Grade
Its a fun and amazing book. Each letter of the alphabet has a guess-who rhyme, lots of visual hints, and a flap to lift to see the correct answer. There is a nice mix of animals, each letter has a corresponding animal. The rhyming text is perky and only occasionally adds an extra beat.
Uses in classroom :
children can use this book to learn the alphabet and learn how to rhyme .
Also they can work as a group to try to guest the answer of the show more animals show less

The bears are travelling to hibernate. This could be used in a science class to give a mental picture of hibernation of bears to the classrooom.

sad book because all the trees get chomped down in the end

Copycub likes to play hide-and-seek with his mom wherever they are. Then, he runs and hides off where she can't find him. He starts to get scared and lonely and wanders through the woods until she finds him.
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