What's Up, What's Down?

This is a fun read that shows different perspectives of how animals live and see the world. This would be a fun interactive book for children to explore and read each colorful page from top to bottom, or bottom to top. Very creative and designed book.
Genre:Informational
Media: Paint, oil and pens.

This book shows the world through other animals perspective. It is neat to think about the smallest animals, all the way up to the biggest, and even in between. I love that it takes you on a journey through nature to find out where different animals live and what they do there.

I like What's Up, What's Down. It told about nature from an interesting perspective. It started from the soil and went up to the moon. Then, started from the moon and went down to the bottom of the ocean. Initially, I wondered how she was going to move down without going through the same layers, but I thought she was clever in how she accomplished it. This book will appeal to kindergarten to 3rd grade. Teaching ideas include perspective, nature.

I assumed this book would challenge the spatially human centric concepts of up and down, but rather it enforced the universality of away from and towards the center of the Earth. The images are attractive and probably interesting to very young children, just beginning to discover the world.

This book would be fantastic for the younger audiences! Children never think about life from an ant's perspective or even a giraffe. I can literally see the light bulbs going off. Imagination and realization are beautiful things.

I found this book to be pretty cool, but not much to it. It would open up some questions though. It takes up and down the world into different parts such as: a toad, to the moon, and all the way back down into the deep sea. Good for students just learning basic biology.

This story starts off by going up, "what's up if you're a mole A root, what's up if you're a root? Grass. So on and so forth until you reach the moon and go back down to the depths of the ocean.

This book teaches children how to view the world from different perspectives. As well as a variety of topics that relate to earth science.