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Sounds like Smelly!

by Diane James
Lydia Monks
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What do you use to smell with? What do you use to listen to music? What can you use so you can see far? Find out in this fun book! Sounds like Smelly! introduces toddlers to four senses: feeling, hearing, tasting, and seeing. Charming illustrations of a prickly porcupine you wouldn't want to touch face a lively photograph of a little girl hugging a teddy bear. A picture of two birds singing "tweet, tweet" in a tree face a colorful photograph of a little boy playing the recorder. The book rhymes for added fun. The bold colors and the beginning vocabulary of the books in the "My Turn" series make it easy for toddlers to read along and to name things they recognize in the pictures. Bright, lively photographs portray a multicultural cast of children and stimulate developing minds by encouraging learning through play.
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Series: My Turn Publisher: childrensElibrary

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 1588245594
  • Release date: October 1, 2001

PDF ebook

  • ISBN: 1588245594
  • File size: 653 KB
  • Release date: October 1, 2001

Formats

OverDrive Read
PDF ebook

subjects

Juvenile Nonfiction

Languages

English

Levels

Text Difficulty:0-2

What do you use to smell with? What do you use to listen to music? What can you use so you can see far? Find out in this fun book! Sounds like Smelly! introduces toddlers to four senses: feeling, hearing, tasting, and seeing. Charming illustrations of a prickly porcupine you wouldn't want to touch face a lively photograph of a little girl hugging a teddy bear. A picture of two birds singing "tweet, tweet" in a tree face a colorful photograph of a little boy playing the recorder. The book rhymes for added fun. The bold colors and the beginning vocabulary of the books in the "My Turn" series make it easy for toddlers to read along and to name things they recognize in the pictures. Bright, lively photographs portray a multicultural cast of children and stimulate developing minds by encouraging learning through play.
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Juvenile Nonfiction