Junior Goes to School: A Spinwheels Book
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (635 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0810945746 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 16 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Of course, everything turns out much better than Junior imagined.. Junior the pig has some anxiety about his first day at school. As he lies in bed wondering what it will be like, hilarious worst-case scenarios fill his head
A HIT!! csmum This series of books is a huge hit at our house. Both my 3 & 5-year-olds love that they can create silly versions each time we read it. They fight over who gets to turn which wheel that I have to sit between them and let each turn the page on the side closest to them. I highly recommended this book!. A different story every time - easy to read over and over Poor Junior this is the third Junior/Spinwheels book that we have and Junior always seems to be having a rough day. My 2 year old and I love flipping through the pages, reading and changing the story all the time. She thinks it's funny when we can spin the wheel and change the page over and over. She's thinks it's funny to see objects she knows in unexpected places. The illustrations are simply brilliant -- detailed, sharp, and colorful
"What if instead of my regular clothes, / I'm wearing _______ not the pants that I chose?" By spinning a paper wheel, kids can fill in the blank with a silly suggestion and a picture of their choice. All rights reserved. It features double-thick card stock; a riot of crayon-bright colors, crisp patterns and shapes; and a cast of jolly, pink, pop-eyed pigs. Here's a very short interactive book meant for little fingers that's really hard to resist. "What if the apple I bring the first day / Is really an eyeball, an onion, an octopus, etc! / Then what would I say?" It's tough to identify some of the object
Her goal is to inspire creativity in children through media of all kinds. Lisa Huberman Viscardi is a writer and producer. Samantha Allison Berger is currently a writer for Nickelodeon, the children's television channel. Daniel Moreton is the illustrator of several books for children. Booklist says his computer-generated illustrations are "humming with activity, color, and clever details." . She was worked as creative director with