Overview
Retelling of Chicken Little, as an investigative scientist. She quickly discovers that the sky is not falling. Instead of running around frightening the kingdom, she teaches her friends about the usefulness of physics. Chicken Little and Isaac Newton did the same thing. Now that Chicken Little has figured out the wonderful effects of gravity, she does experiments, and in the process, saves herself and her friends from being caught by Foxy Woxy.
Full Product Details
Author: Lois June Wickstrom ,
Francie Mion
Publisher: Gripper Products / Look Under Rocks
Imprint: Gripper Products / Look Under Rocks
Volume: 1
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.20cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.073kg
ISBN: 9780916176365
ISBN 10: 0916176363
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 15 August 2019
Recommended Age: From 3 to 8 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
The fable of Chicken Little has always been one of my favorites, your version definitely gives the original a run for it's money. The onomatopoeias were my personal favorite. A close second was the approach on how the animals defeated Foxy Woxy. A great story for children to learn the basics of physics and using knowledge to defeat obstacles. A clever and entertaining book, one I will add to my grandchild's book collection. Mary Saunders, Library Assistant, Delta County CO
As much as in the original story, Foxy Woxy, being a cunning animal as foxes usually are, tries to lure the merry investigative bunch inside his den, but what happens after that is a thing of beauty! The reader can't help but feel so exhilarated and happy while following the animals on their investigative quest. This contemporary retelling of a classic fable is accompanied by equally classic and lovely illustrations. The educational, scientific aspect of the story makes this book a fun and interesting read for children and anyone who feels like one. 5 star review by Tanja Jurkovic for Readers' Favorite -- This time the little chicken investigates and comes up with a name for the discovery of something dropping to the ground.... This is a cute book with lovely illustrations by Francie Mion. I think this is a great modern take on;the sky is falling; original classic, and one young children are sure to enjoy. -- Jill Smith -- The fable of Chicken Little has always been one of my favorites, your version definitely gives the original a run for it's money. The onomatopoeias were my personal favorite. A close second was the approach on how the animals defeated Foxy Woxy. A great story for children to learn the basics of physics and using knowledge to defeat obstacles. A clever and entertaining book, one I will add to my grandchild's book collection. Mary Saunders, Library Assistant, Delta County CO -- Cute, funny and insightful - that's what we think#ChickenLittleInvestigates is. It's a wonderful retelling of the old folktale but with an interesting science angle to it. In case you're looking for some very easy and fun way to explain the concept of gravity or why things fall down , you may give this book a try. -- Under the Guava Tree -- A fun spin on the classic Chicken Little tale, Chicken Little Investigates puts a STEM spin on the story...A cute introduction to physics, with fun sounds like jangles, flops, and plops, this is a cute read-aloud that invites kids to chime in with their own sound effects. -- Mom Read It
