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Into The A, B, Sea: An Ocean Alphabet Book

by Deborah Lee Rose

Other authors: Steve Jenkins (Illustrator)

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An alphabet book featuring twenty-six animals found in the ocean and including endnotes giving additional details about each of these sea creatures.
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Love how the alphabet is used to show the marine life animals. Anyone will enjoy reading this book. ( )
  TeresaCruz | Nov 22, 2014 |
A good alphabet book that goes great with a marine biology unit. Illustations are sort of Eric Carle-esque. Thank goodness, they weren't stretching to find something for every letter. It was cohesive. Very easy and fun. A relaxing breath of fresh air between more information-heavy books
  astinchavez | Nov 18, 2014 |
K-2. Each letter of the alphabet is represented in alphabetic order with a sea creature or feature that begins with that letter. (Anemones - A, Barnacles - B, Crabs - C) In the back of the book there is a glossary defining all the things in the book. In the classroom: children can come up with other sea creatures (or just animals in general) that begin with certain letters of the alphabet.
  dmarie8 | Dec 13, 2011 |
Learn the letters of the alphabet while learning about animals in the ocean! A great way for students to connect to the alphabet and practice their letters while learning about sea life. The illustrations were also beautifully done.
  danielleburry | Aug 4, 2010 |
A good alphabet book that goes great with a marine biology unit. Illustations are sort of Eric Carle-esque. Thank goodness, they weren't stretching to find something for every letter. It was cohesive. Very easy and fun. A relaxing breath of fresh air between more information-heavy books ( )
  patsila | Aug 6, 2008 |
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