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Title details for Hide-and-Seek by R. D. Ornot - Available

Hide-and-Seek

A First Book of Position Words

by R. D. Ornot
Sakshi Mangal
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An interactive concept book about positional prepositions that's loads of fun!

Bear, Fox and Owl are playing hide-and-seek! They take turns counting to ten, then shouting "Ready or not, here I come!" When Fox finds Bear INSIDE the castle and Owl ON the slide, Bear hugs them both. When Owl spots Bear BEHIND the climbing wall and Fox UNDER the bench, Bear hugs them again! But when Fox and Owl are not BETWEEN the swings, AMONG the trees or THROUGH the tunnel, Bear is the one who needs a hug. Will Fox and Owl help their friend?

BESIDE, IN, OVER and beyond! Kids will love finding so many new places!

  • Creators

  • Publisher

  • Release date

    September 3, 2019

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Read

      • ISBN: 9781525303685

  • Languages

    • English

  • Levels

    • Lexile® Measure: 320
    • Text Difficulty: 1

  • Reviews

    • Kirkus

      July 1, 2019
      Three friends play hide-and-seek on the playground and demonstrate their various locations with preposition words. Fox counts to 10 while Bear and Owl hide. Fox begins to search and finds Bear "INSIDE" the castle rather than "OUTSIDE"; then together they search for Owl "IN" the tubular slide and "BESIDE" it, ultimately finding their friend "ON" top ofthe slide. Taking turns as seeker, all three explore a variety of opposing prepositions, including "IN FRONT OF" versus "BEHIND"; "OVER" versus "UNDER"; "BETWEEN" versus "AMONG." But when Bear takes a turn and looks for his pals "ACROSS the bridge" and "all AROUND the playground" and cannot find them, Fox and Owl emerge to greet their sad and lonely companion with a hug. Simple, childlike, black-outlined drawings with muted hues feature a tree-lined, familiar park playground scene. The basic narrative offers just enough intrigue for toddlers and preschoolers, who will count out loud and spot several hiding places as pointy fox ears are just visible behind a bush or owl peeks out above a tree. Page turns are thoughtfully timed, often occurring in between pairs of opposites, a technique that helps to reinforce the concept and further engagement with the plot. Interactive and fun, an effortless way to learn new vocabulary. (Picture book. 2-4)

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Formats

  • OverDrive Read

subjects

Languages

  • English

Levels

  • Lexile® Measure:320
  • Text Difficulty:1

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