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 Elmer's Colours - David McKee
Newest Review: ... colour in turn, the colours are named below in a large and easy to read font. My granddaughter likes me to speak the colour ... more  ... and move her finger to the corresponding stripe of colour, she's learning already and pointed to red on her own today.
Inside the book itself are examples of the major colours. This is done in a very simplistic way with a short snappy line of text on each page and Elmer is present on every page as the book moves through the colours. 'The grass is green' is an example of how simple the text is and because it is set out like this it's repetitive so I'm sure babies and toddlers will pick up the sentences and begin to ...more |
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Elmer's Colours - David McKee: Elmer learns about colours (625 words)
by - written on 27/08/08 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I'd never heard of Elmer until my neighbour gave me a bag of books for my 14 month old granddaughter, but she loves this book so much that I've since done some research and found he is actually a very popular little elephant! Elmer is a bright colourful patchwork elephant and my granddaughter absolutely loves him. Elmer looks fantastic, he is a typical cartoon elephant that babies and young children will instantly warm to but it's the patchwork which really catches my granddaughters eye because the colours are so bright and they all clash wonderfully! In this Elmer book the aim is to help teach young children their colours. The first page is ... Read the complete review
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