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OverviewThe sun is rising, and it's time for all Animal Sleepy Heads to get out of bed! These are the songs their parents sing to help them wake up and greet the new day. In this charming sequel to her Animal Lullabies, Mandy Ross's tender and funny poems are delightfully illustrated by Dubravka Kolanovic. Perfect for animals of all species! Full Product DetailsAuthor: Mandy Ross , Dubravka KolanovicPublisher: Child's Play International Ltd Imprint: Child's Play (International) Ltd Dimensions: Width: 24.50cm , Height: 0.50cm , Length: 26.80cm Weight: 0.240kg ISBN: 9781904550334ISBN 10: 1904550339 Pages: 32 Publication Date: 01 September 2004 Recommended Age: From 1 to 5 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsReviewsFull of songs for animals of all kinds to help them greet the new day. Fun rhymes to sing with your little ones every morning, illustrated with cute pictures. The Green Parent 20041201 This wonderfully written poetry book is a great resource for any key stage one classroom. Each short poem refers to a different type on animal, from slugs to sloths. In fact, almost every type imaginable is referred to. As the title suggests, each poem tells the story of sleepy heads rising for a new and exciting day. These are ideal to incorporate into morning registration. The book is beautifully illustrated with colourful drawings which complement the humorous poems. They are perfect for reading aloud as part of a literacy lesson, or purely for enjoyment. -- BA(Ed) English Specialist, Durham University 5 to 7 Educator 20050201 Animated by inventive rhymes and varied rhythms, this import-companion to Animal Lullabies (2003)-makes a perfect tool for getting young sleepyheads up and going. Generally urged on by animal parents, a range of creatures from familiar farmyard denizens to jellyfish, slugs, a baby skunk- Sleeping sound, stinking sweet, / My little skunkadee. / Such a shame to wake you, / My little stinkaree -sloths, spiders, even an ammonite ( I'm an ammonite / Curled up tight / All day / And all night. ) face the new day. Kolanovic adds plenty of smiling, dot-eyed figures in pastel-toned natural settings. A sweet reminder that poetry is as satisfying to hear in the morning as it is at bedtime. (Picture book/poetry. 4-6) (Kirkus Reviews) Full of songs for animals of all kinds to help them greet the new day. Fun rhymes to sing with your little ones every morning, illustrated with cute pictures. The Green Parent 20041201 Full of songs for animals of all kinds to help them greet the new day. Fun rhymes to sing with your little ones every morning, illustrated with cute pictures. The Green Parent This wonderfully written poetry book is a great resource for any key stage one classroom. Each short poem refers to a different type on animal, from slugs to sloths. In fact, almost every type imaginable is referred to. As the title suggests, each poem tells the story of sleepy heads rising for a new and exciting day. These are ideal to incorporate into morning registration. The book is beautifully illustrated with colourful drawings which complement the humorous poems. They are perfect for reading aloud as part of a literacy lesson, or purely for enjoyment. -- BA(Ed) English Specialist, Durham University 5 to 7 Educator Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |