Wow, I didn’t expect such emotions from this book. This is one of the those books I wished I would have read the synopsis again before reading, and to think that this came from a children’s book. Great work, Brian Lies, great job! Evan, the fox and his dog did everything together. They had such a ...
See the Yak Yak is a greta story for any classroom when teaching homophones and homonyms. The story is very simple but very helpful. It helps with depicting the difference between the meanings of two words that are spelt the same or similar with different meanings. thee are countless activities that...
See the Yak Yak is a great book for children who are learning about homonyms. This book is a great hook for a lesson before learning about homonyms. The illustrations help beginning readers decode simple text and help children notice the rhymes throughout the book. Towards the end of the book, the g...
This book is good for teaching a lesson about Homonyms in a fun way. I would use this in my classroom for learning new words and for teaching that the same word can have different meanings. I think the reading level is preschool and kindergarten but I think it can be used in any grade level that nee...
K and I found this book to be funny. Bats on the beach really how can that be? You have bats who come out at night but instead of just eating insects and what not they go to the beach to have fun. They play in the sand, have bug-mallows, surf and other fun things. It is just a normal night on the be...
Just an all-around fun read that's packed full of rhyming descriptions accurate to bat behavior but mixed with a fun fantasy about what a bat concert would be like. My favorite thing about the text is how Brian Lies describes the various styles of music: Next up, there's a country song-- some lone...
9/4/13 ** If you haven't read this book, hop your way to your favorite bookstore or library and check it out. I've been reading and enjoying this light-hearted but important book since my focal students in my dissertation study first used it with their first grade students.Finklehopper Frog has caug...
Brian does lie. My favorite thing about this book is how easily and quickly the neo-feng-shui message falls apart. 1. The mouse got the magpie started. Hypocrite. 2. A magpie is supposed to collect trinkets. It's his nature. 3. (And the best of all) The detailed pictures of -stuff- are the kind I wa...
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