Invite your child to point to their favorite and give it a name. Marvel at all the animals and the different number of feet they have.Counting the fish, the sheep, or the humps on the wump.This is a fun story and you can spend a long time enjoying the rhymes and pictures. Somehow, the crazy silliness never gets old and kids just love this book. It is fun and really helps children to grasp the sound of words ending in “ook.”įunny illustrations and the zany creatures (like the Yink who likes to wink) make this a fun read and a brilliant book for early readers. Take for example the page in which look, nook, hook, book, cook all thrown together. The rhymes are fabulous and there are so many rhyming words thrown onto one page. There’s certain to be laughs, giggles, and probably a lot of “made-up” new rhyming words as well! Fun Rhyming Words for Kids Not only is this educational but it’s really just a fun way to interact together with your child. Not only does it make for an engaging read, but also helps build vocabulary and excites the children’s imagination. I love the many descriptive words packed into this book.

This book celebrates opposites fast and slow, thin and fat, old and new, and low. Sometimes the two children narrate the story and occasionally we listen in as the odd assortment of imaginary creatures talk to each other. There is also a side plot involving a rather grumpy character named Ned who doesn’t like his bed. We start with a motley assortment of fish and then travel with two youngsters to see all kinds of unique creatures. Seuss style, this zany book wanders all over the place. This fun rhyming book is perfect to share with your preschooler.

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