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Chargement... Où est Petit-Tigre? (1997)par Anushka Ravishankar
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. I first discovered this author in Catch that Crocodile! While I admit the artwork isn't my favorite style, and my library patrons don't seem to be very interested in checking them out, when I've pulled the books and read them in storytime the kids love them. Each of these stories has a strong rhyming pattern and include many opportunities to get the kids involved in the story, asking what happens next, trying to answer the questions asked by the text, etc. Elephants Never Forget also has excellent opportunities for practicing elephant toots and buffalo bellows. They each seem to follow a pattern of a misplaced animal - a crocodile in a village ditch, a tiger in a village tree, and an elephant among buffalos. The artwork is blocky and can be difficult to discern the actual pictures, although Elephants Never Forget, which is illustrated by Christine Pieper rather than Pulak Biswas, is more conventional. You may have to actively push these stories at patrons - but once they've tried them, they'll love them! Verdict: I recommend Elephants Never Forget and Catch That Crocodile. Have a crocodile and/or elephant themed storytime and introduce your patrons to something different! Catch that crocodile ISBN: 978-8186211632; Published March 2008 by Tara; Borrowed from the library; Purchased for the library; Added to my personal wishlist Elephants never forget ISBN: 0618997849; Published March 2008 by Houghton Mifflin; Borrowed from the library; Added to my personal wishlist Tiger on a tree ISBN: 978-0374375553; Published March 2005 by Farrar Straus & Giroux; Borrowed from the library aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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After trapping a tiger in a tree, a group of men must decide what to do with it. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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To encourage writing I thought this verse could introduce the idea of simple rhymes and the ways in which they could guide dialogue or the storyline. For readers considering how to write their own story this could pose an intriguing challenge. Something out of place, or interacting in a new environment. What do people do when they encounter this new creature or thing? Is it resolved? Do the people agree? What happens in the end? I found the simple illustrations appealing for this challenge as well with the idea that simple, but empathetic illustrations with strong line work and graphic quality can go a long way. With only three colors the illustrator manages to convey the tigers timidity, fear, confusion, and eventual joy at being set free. ( )