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 Spot's Birthday Party - Eric Hill
 Spot's Birthday Party - Eric Hill ... friends. He looks in many different places to find all his friends, including behind the curtain and under the plant.Newest Review: ... story line. First of all, Spot finds a friend, either under or behind an object, and when children lift the flap, a friend is ... more ... revealed; this friend always says something when they are found, as shown in the speech bubbles. To make things easier for young children to “play along” with, there is always some part of the animal who is hiding which is revealed for example, a small piece of the snake is drooping under the cupboard door. This encourages young children to make predictions about the text, and guess which animal is hiding.
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Spot's Birthday Party - Eric Hill: Spot the dog (877 words)
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Spots birthday Party A very simple book featuring the ever popular Spot the dog. This book is suitable for very young children, in particular children who are having a birthday, as it deals with an event which children from a young age, can relate to. ~~Story and Illustrations~~ Children familiar with Spot will instantly recognise the cute cream and brown spotted puppy from other stories. Given the title of the book, it comes as no surprise to find out that it’s Spot’s Birthday, although we are not told how old he is, and children are sure to ask. It’s obviously his party, and he “kicks off” the proceedings by playing hide and ... Read the complete review
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