Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes


MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2015
Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes 
By and illustrator: Hilda Offen - 3-5th grade
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Hilda Offen. Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes. Octopus Books. 1985, Pages: 157, Reading Level: Pre-K-3rd, Ages: 2-5, Genre: Humor, Poetry 

A collection of old nursery rhymes that roll off the tongue and are lively. The wisdom and humor in these stories make for a good time reading. The illustrations are fun to look at and there is a variation of details in each picture to help you understand the poetry better. I would use this book to read a couple of poems, then have my class write their own types of poems like the ones I read to them.



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6-8
:) :) :) :) :)   Excellent book!  Run out right now and buy it!!!

This book has strong vocabulary for the proper age of the student. Has a lot of illustrations and students can make a connection within the book. This book has a beginning, middle, and end. And teachers can easily incorporate this book within their classroom.
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3-5
:) :) :) :)   Good book.  You want to read this one.

This book has normal vocabulary that the student will already know at their age. Has a little bit of illustrations and students will make a connection within the book sometimes. This book has a beginning, middle, and end. And teachers can maybe incorporate this book within their classroom.
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K-2
:) :)    This book is okay, you might like this one.

This book doesn't have strong vocabulary for the student's proper age. Has no illustrations and students aren't able to make a strong connection within the book. This book is missing either a beginning, middle, or end. And teachers can't incorporate a strong lesson from the book.

4 comments:

  1. Everyone loves good old nursery rhymes! I like that you talked about the pictures being vibrant. I would like to know how I could use this in a classroom setting?

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    1. I wrote in there that I would use this book to read a poem or two each day and have my students write that same type of poem I have read, but make it their own.

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  2. I would love to have this book because of your book review.

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  3. After reading your book review, I went and ordered this book for my classroom library! Good job :)

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