Big Red Barn (edició 1989)

Interest Level: Lower Grades (LG K-3)

Big Red Barn by Margaret Wise Brown
Love these books that i didn't know existed. They are so much fun to imagine.
This book has alternating children tell a few lines of each page.
Rhyming children's story and I can imagine the colors of the pages.
Story is of a day at the farm and there are so many animals to talk about.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device). ( )

There is something utterly wonderful in the simplicity of Margaret Wise Brown's farm story. Its by far my favorite of her books and I love the calm and gentle manner in which this book describes an afternoon on the farm. Good rhymes and chances to make animal sounds and count together. This book would be ok for a storytime but is absolutely terrific for reading aloud, one on one. A must for every household. ( )

Have you ever been to a real farm? Explore the livestock and take a walk around the areas of the Big Red Barn. Explore the rhymes of the words as the aminals show off their homes and sounds. ( )

This book is a good look at rhyming words without being poetical or sing-song. It is small but has nice pictures of all kinds of farm animals and lots of young. Recommend for use prior to a farm trip and possibly to show kids that animals on a real farm are actually housed by species, not all together.