Dear Zoo: Lift the Flaps

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There’s a really good range from Dear Zoo literacy activities to colouring sheets and crafts so I’m sure you’ll find something that’s right for you and your kids. But as we read on and flipped the flaps he had some questions that kind of took him away from the story, like what are lions and how exactly does being fierce disqualify the lion from being a good pet? Dear Zoo is a 'lift the flap' book about a child who sends a letter to the zoo asking the zoo to send a pet. If your little ones love discovering which animals the zoo has sent then these Dear Zoo activities and colouring sheets will provide hours of fun.

Younger readers delight in the anticipation of the animal being revealed under the flap, and it’s a great one to add some suspense and drama to during story time! The sturdy flaps are perfect for small fingers to lift, and children will still love this book when they are ready to start school. The parents will keep the book for two weeks and read it to their lovely children and then tell me how they got on with encouraging their children to enjoy and have fun reading at home with them.Of course some children may need to be told that animals are not delivered like this nowadays, nor by the postman in the ordinary mail! Various letters are sent, 'pets' arrive and are then sent back as unsuitable for a variety of reasons, e. This led him to think about explorers many years ago, who would send animals to zoos in crates, and this sparked his light-bulb moment. Spend time talking together about the cover picture, what they notice, and commenting on what the story might be about and where it takes place. The story enables children to identify what animals live in a zoo and raises questions about the characteristics of animals and their suitability as pets.

A repetitive pattern iseasily recognised by junior primary children and repeated throughout the text. She collected a bunch of small boxes and made them look they came in the mail, then she put animal fingerpuppets inside. là điển hình của kiểu sách nhõn vài chữ nên phải đọc từ trang cuối quay lại trang đầu liên hồi kỳ trận mới đã các mẹ ạ.

We made this toilet roll dog craft for Valentines Day but it could be easily adapted by not using the hearts.

I've got a sticker on the back of my car that says "Dogs are for life, not just for Christmas" (What? It was a great way to build children’s knowledge and understanding of the world, by making links with animals, their names and their characteristics. This is a fun lift-the-flap book, where children get to identify various animals when their zoo packaging is opened, learn about their supposed characteristics – and why they might not make suitable pets.This Will the Zoo Send me a Pet Song is set to the music of ‘London Bridge Is Falling Down’ and is a catchy wee number to sing along to! Lift the flaps and join in the fun with Rod Campbell's classic, Dear Zoo, with a host of favourite zoo animals and flaps to lift on every page. Anyway, if you think this review's uptight, wait til you read what I wrote for "We're going on a Bear Hunt". Although my son is still too young to interact, I love reading this to him, making animal noises as I go along. He loves lifting the flaps, he's read it so much we need to get a new one as they are getting a little tatty!

I wasn’t sure at first how many I’d be able to find but after asking a few bloggers for assistance I was overwhelmed by the most amazing selection of Dear Zoo activities, I’m sure you’ll love them too. My 9 month old loves any book with flaps, but when I start reading this one she waves her arms up and down and gets very excited! i read this book with three young parents after a lovely tea with thier children in a sure start centre. She likes opening the flaps, to see what's inside, and i've read it so many times, I know it off by heart !tắm, tớ sẽ cố gắng bảo quản tốt quyển sách này thêm vài năm nữa để con gái thứ hai của tớ cũng sẽ có những kỷ niệm tuyệt vời như mẹ và chị hai.