Baby Animals on the Farm

Baby Animals on the Farm

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Create a New Wishlist: Baby Animals on the Farm. Rookie Toddler Complete Set. Adorable photos and simple text make it easy for your toddler to learn about farm animals. Die-cut tabs make the books easy for toddlers to hold and turn pages Simple, engaging text to read aloud to toddlers Big, bold photos make each book visually appealing Nonfiction titles—all based on a curriculum developed by early childhood experts. Baby Animals at the Zoo. Bedtime for Rainforest Babies. Can You Find Colors? Can You Make a Happy Face? Can You Turn the Page? Colors in the Cold. Counting Cars and Trucks.

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Is Your Smile Like a Crocodile's? It Is Time for Listen to the Rain. Loud Lion, Quiet Mouse. More We Are Together, The. My Favorite Book of Colors. My Favorite Book of Numbers. Even though they're for little kids, I think the writing could be much better. They could have said more about each animal.

I also found it odd how they chose to highlight baby animals that didn't have a special name when they're babies. They should have stuck with the theme of choosing animals with a certain name when they're young. Apr 20, Antoinette Evans rated it liked it. This classic book has been embraced by generations of children and young readers alike. Baby Farm Animals is a great book for introducing the names and words associated with animals for young children. The realistic illustrations bring wonderment and imagination for young readers as they turn each page to find a new animal.

Garth Williams's Baby Farm Animals is an excellent choice for reading at home to very young children. The board book edition makes it easy for young readers to interact with This classic book has been embraced by generations of children and young readers alike. The board book edition makes it easy for young readers to interact with the pages and also protects the book's structural integrity.

The bright pastel colors remind the reader of springtime, with all of the animals emerging from a wintry hibernation. As an instructional piece, Baby Farm Animals would be a great book to recommend to a young animal enthusiast in the classroom. Students not only learn the animal names but it can be used as a great introduction into a section on animals or even the seasons.

Jul 04, Dharia Scarab rated it liked it. My love of reading started when i was young, and it gives me immense pleasure to provide books to Spread the Word Nevada, an organization that passes them on to children in the community. They are a terrific organization supporting an important cause. If your local I encourage you to check them out. For those living further a field, look in your own community, their may already be a similar program in place.

And if not, you can always help start one. Sometimes I'll find a book I remember reading when I was young and will read it again before passing it on. I don't rate these books using my normal scale, instead I give most of them three stars. This isn't a Criticism of the book, simply my way of rating them as good for children. Apr 01, Jennifer Bollinger added it Shelves: This book teaches the children how baby animals survive in the wild by themselves.

This book also tells how animals survive on their own, how they get food, and survive with other animals. The illustrations in this book help get the children focused in on the book because they are just great illustrations that represent the animals. Where farm animals live. There are m Rate: There are many different animals. How would you use this in the classroom: The teacher would explain to the children what different animals there are in the wild how they survive, and where they live.

Dec 21, Elizabeth K. I love the classic illustrations in this book we have the board book version , I remember them from when I was a kid. Lu at 10 months likes the pictures of the animals, although she isn't particularly engaged in listening to me read about them. It does make me ponder the fascination we, as a culture, have with farm animals and babies.

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It's an idea of farms that is from the s at best -- a modern working farm isn't going to be anything like this. But there are still so many farm-themed baby to I love the classic illustrations in this book we have the board book version , I remember them from when I was a kid. But there are still so many farm-themed baby toys and decorations!

I guess agri-business themed stuff wouldn't be quite so endearing. Please note I am not complaining about cute baby animals, though! Oct 14, heltones rated it liked it. This is a very mindnumbing read, even for a child's book. However, my kid loves it at 14 months. He'll dig through a pile of books to grab it and open it to the page with the donkey and carrot and point to the donkey over and over and over.

He loves the picture and probably what the words 'donkey' and 'carrot' sound like. The illustrations are nice, and I've found the book is much more palatable to me if I make up a song for each page and sing that to my son instead of the text that came with This is a very mindnumbing read, even for a child's book. The illustrations are nice, and I've found the book is much more palatable to me if I make up a song for each page and sing that to my son instead of the text that came with the book sorry, Mr.

Jan 02, Angie rated it really liked it Shelves: This Golden classic, celebrating springtime on the farm, is now a board book. I love the illustrations. It will be great to teach Munchkin about farm animals, especially since we live in a more urban area and he won't have access to the things I did while growing up.

Pretty much exactly as advertised: No narrative, just images and a few simple statements about each animal in very basic prose. It's a book designed for very young readers, written and illustrated by the inimitable Garth Williams--just the image on th ecover was enough to make it clear he was the artist, never mi Pretty much exactly as advertised: It's a book designed for very young readers, written and illustrated by the inimitable Garth Williams--just the image on th ecover was enough to make it clear he was the artist, never mind the title page listing him as author.

Williams is one of the greats. Sep 30, Brittany Bean rated it it was amazing. This book is about many different animals. It tells what the baby of that animal is called, for example a baby cow is called a calf. It tells about what the animals do, what they eat and where they live. This is a great way for children to learn about animals. There any many activities that could be done after this book. You could have the children make a scene and place what animals would be seen there.

This book would be great in the classroom when learning about animals. Mar 29, Laura Metts rated it it was amazing Shelves: This book can be used to teach names and sounds of farm animals. This book has great illustrations.

Baby Farm Animals by Garth Williams

This book is easy for children to read and understand. Great way to introduce young children to farm animals. Baby sheep are called a lamb. Baby cats are call kittens. Baby ducks are call ducklings.

I would place this book in my science area and in dramatic play area. A lovely little book filled with delightful illustrations of baby farm animals explaining their names and activities. I found it to be an enjoyable read for a child and a quick educational lesson as well. Adapted from a larger version of the book, I still enjoyed it and felt it was of quality, not rushed and short-changed as some adaptations are.

Recommended for young children. Mar 13, Becky B rated it liked it Shelves: Introduces the baby animals on the farm and gives little facts about each one. Cataloged a new edition of this today for elementary library and realized this was a childhood staple at Grandma and Grandpa's house. I'd forgotten about it till I saw the cover and flipped through the pages. I remember loving the kittens and puppy pages as a child and always thought the little goats looked so silly. May 26, Katherine rated it it was ok.

I actaully don't remember reading this one, but I know I have at least once in a fog of putting the boys to bed. Joey likes it pretty well. He likes the idea of baby animals and the fact that it is his very own Little Golden book. But it has no plot not that a two-year-old requires a plot and cannot compare to the magic of Sailor Dog or the appeal of Curious George. Sep 26, laurenpie rated it it was amazing Shelves: Delightful and sweet nursery book with adorable illustrations Do I love this Little Golden Book to this extent due to some shallow-buried toddler-memory of my own?

Maybe, but it sure is sweet! May 29, Lori rated it liked it Shelves: Williams's Baby Farm Animals is an delightful choice. Children seem drawn to the pastoral illustrations in the board book. I appreciate that it allows the reader to teach young children about the habits of animals and their survival.

Baby Farm Animals

May 07, Samantha Penrose rated it liked it Recommends it for: Learn the names and habits of baby animals. Includes a lamb, kittens, a baby donkey, ducklings, chicks, piglets, puppies, goat kids, cygnets swans if you didnt know , goslings, a foal, a baby shetland pony, and a calf. Mar 29, Megan rated it liked it Shelves: When Sara reads books to Hazel, she likes to just say her stream of consciousness instead of the words on the pages.

No need with this book -- the author seems to have dictated his stream of consciousness already.

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