Analysis Of Pat The Bunny

Kunhardt , Dorothy Pat The Bunny Age:2 Months -12 Months(Infants)

Pat the Bunny is a touch and feel book. It is a good book for smaller children to begin their five senses. The book shows children how to play peekaboo, touch the fur of the bunny and more. I like it because when I first saw it I thought it was so cute for infants to begin the reading, it helps with vocabulary. Overall this book is so cute, helps with developmental features and sensory approach.
Campbell , Rod Dear Zoo Age: 1 (Infants) This book is Fantastic! Dear zoo is about a little children writing a letter to the zoo and the zoo send animals back for him but none are right for him. In the end he keeps a dog. The book

In the end the dad helps him out. Aww! The books is cute and sad while for me. The reason I say that is because the book reminds me of the child I took care of since she was five months and now she is two. It reminds me how time flies and how children grow, I like that a child can read this book and say that was be when I was smaller. It much a lovely book.
Patricelli, Leslie Yummy Yucky Age : 2 (Infants)

Yummy Yucky is about a little boy testing out food that are good for you and food that is not good for you.
I like this book because it has humor, nice pictures and children have a blast when reading it. (They always say is he going to eat it?)
This book helps with stimulating speech and cognitive development.
Banks, Kate Close Your Eyes Age: 3 (Toddlers)

The little tiger lay on his back in the tall grass."Close your eyes, little tiger," said his mother, "and go to sleep." Do you think the cub went to sleep?
This book is about a mom trying to but her baby to sleep but cant .But in the end she does.
I like this book because it is poetic and fun to read, but also has beautiful pictures to go with the book.
Willems, Mo Don’t let the Pigeon Drive the Bus Age:3

Throughout the story the pigeon begins to tell the people why he should drive but in the end he does not drive the bus. This Pigeon book like other of the books are so hilarious and simple text for children to understand. My three-year-old loves it and knows it that she likes to read it to me in her own words.
Dewdney , Anna Llama Llama Red Pajama Age :3 (Toddlers)

This semester was the first time I have ever hear of the Llama books. I loved it so much, it is so cute and warm for children to read. I introduced my three-year-old, she loves it also. She like to say “Llama Llama”. The book has nice scenes that children and I can act out to.
Cousins, Lucy Hooray for Fish Age:3 (Toddlers)

Hooray for Fish is about a little fish going around the ocean describing his friends.
The reason I like this book is because of how bright the illustrations and how you can create a lesson plan based on the length, patterns and different types of fishes. Children will enjoy the book also because you can create a fun song to it.
Colandro, Lucille There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Shell! Age:4