|
 Spot Tells The Time - Eric Hill
Newest Review: ... with Spot doing something different at each 'o'clock' time until it 's bedtime at a rather early 6 o'clock!! - Illustrations ... more  ... -
As with all Eric Hill's Spot books, the illustrations are very simple yet as stated previously this book is a little different as some of the pages are left unfinished so that children can colour in.
- Style, Format and Educational Value -
In true Eric Hill style, the text is very simple and easy for children to join in with after the first or second reading, developing their memory skills etc.
On each page there is a picture of Spot undertaking the activity described in the text along with a clock showing the...more |
||
Read Reviews for Spot Tells The Time - Eric Hil...
Spot Tells The Time - Eric Hill: What time is it? (642 words)
by - written on 25/09/07 (Very useful, 96 readings)
Rating:
The books in this series have alternate pages of coloured pages and then black and white pages for the child to colour in. This is great for individual children but if you have more than one child it may cause arguments as to who will colour in what!! But for a single child it's great fun and gets them more involved in the book and also acts as a keepsake for you, if you are sentimental like me! - Spot tells the time - Spot is an adorable puppy with one brown spot on his body, hence is name and a brown-tipped tail. This book is quite obviously about telling the time. It begins with Spot waking up at 7am; 'It is seven o'clock in the ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Spot Tells The Time - Eric Hil...
Great rhyme and fab multi-cultural links. 
None Good range of rhymes, excellent illustrations, easy to learn and sing none Informative, amusing, good illustrations None lovely story and illustrations noneRetribution - Jillianne Hoffman
Good plot,plenty of suprises; technical knowledge Poor and predictable characters
Death Message - Mark Billingham
Love and Other Impossible Pursuits - Ayelet Waldman
great story heartwrenching in places
Hellblazer: Original Sins - Jamie Delano
First 9 issues of an ongoing series numbering 250+ in issues, lots of material Some of the contents may not be suitable for minors
Rabbit Redux - John Updike
Page turning snapshot of life in late 60s America Frustration with the main character!
Use Your Head - Tony Buzan
Improve your short term memory Somewhat dated.
The Monkey House - John Fullerton
Highly evocative writing, well - crafted thriller Some characters not very strong
Dry Bones That Dream - Peter Robinson
Excellent characterisation at times Confusing and weaker than his other books
Cham - Jonathan Trigell
Well written, fantastic imagery Slow plot, unlikable main character
Batman: Face the Face - James Robinson
Graphic Novels / Comics - Robinson, James
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
