- Gebundene Ausgabe: 32 Seiten
- Verlag: Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers (1. Februar 2003)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0689847238
- ISBN-13: 978-0689847233
- Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter: 24 Monate - 6 Jahre
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 26 x 26,3 x 1 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 571.721 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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PreS-K. Here's a familiar story kicked up a notch by a counting element and irresistible art. The story is reassuring and utterly straightforward. A mother duck encourages her five ducklings to leave the nest and take a swim. Each baby, in turn, exhibits the jitters, with the smallest, Little Quack, the most reluctant to take the plunge. The charm is in Anderson's comical, eye-commanding acrylics. Each duckling looks different in some way--one has a flower on its head, another has downy head feathers that stick straight up. Little Quack is, of course, the most endearing of all. Each duck's entry into the water is registered on a "Quack-U-Lator," running along the bottom of the spread, which gives youngsters a bit of very basic addition practice: one duck + one duck + one duck + one duck + one duck = 5, "five ducklings in the pond." Connie Fletcher
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved
From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Grade 2-This delightfully simple story is sure to become a storytime favorite. Imagine Mama Duck's surprise when her five ducklings are more than a little reluctant to leave their cozy nest for the big pond. One by one, though, she manages to coax them into the water-first Widdle, next Waddle, then Piddle, and Puddle, but Little Quack can't be budged. Eventually, after some convincing from his mother and his siblings, he dives in and-guess what-he loves it! Whether counting up or counting down, this early introduction to math provides a painless lesson, and the "quack-u-lator" across the bottom of the pages that "adds" ducklings to the pond makes it even more fun. Anderson's colorful paintings complete the package. Each duckling has its own personality and its own "feather do," too. Young readers and budding mathematicians are sure to enjoy a sense of accomplishment along with these ducklings. Little Quack may also have some bibliotherapeutic applications during swim-lesson season. Team up this charmer with Jane Simmons's "Daisy" stories (Little, Brown) and Amy Hest's "Baby Duck" (Candlewick) for a ducky time.
Jeanne Clancy Watkins, Chester County Library, Exton, PA
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Jeanne Clancy Watkins, Chester County Library, Exton, PA
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Ducky Fun.....
29. April 2003
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
"Mama Duck had five little ducklings, Widdle, Waddle, Piddle, Puddle, and Little Quack. They all lived together in a nice, soft nest. But even Mama's littlest duckling was not so little anymore. "It's time to leave the nest," she said one day..." And that means it's time to learn to swim and take that first dip in the pond. All the little ducklings are very anxious, especially Little Quack. But one by one, with a lot of encouragement from Mama, they conquer their fear and take the plunge..... Lauren Thompson's simple, repetitive text is engaging and begs to be read aloud and shared. But it's Derek Anderson's exuberant and playful illustrations that really make this picture book a stand-out. Each large, dazzling spread is filled with bold color, marvelous facial expressions, eye-catching detail, and lots of humor, that makes this a perfect selection for story time. An inventive Quack-U-Lator running along the bottom of each page introduces counting and addition, and just adds to the fun. Little Quack is a delightful, interactive, preschool crowd pleaser that's sure to become an often requested, instant favorite both at school and at home.
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Just like Star Wars or the Terminator (The sequels were better)
10. März 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
We discovered the Little Quack books out of order. As such, the bar was already set high with Little Quack's New Friend. The original, in comparison, seems a bit monotonous, just like Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed.
This does have merit: not only for Derek Anderson's adorable art, but for teaching counting (1 to 5 with the "Quack-U-Lator"). Some parents may also find it useful for kids afraid to try swimming (or any new thing, for that matter).
Lauren Thompson's duck debut is for many parents an obvious purchase, sort of a modern bookend equivalent to Make Way for Ducklings. Still, we prefer Little Quack's New Friend, which offers not only a sequential story arc but a great message to boot.
First Scholastic Printing edition, March 2004
This does have merit: not only for Derek Anderson's adorable art, but for teaching counting (1 to 5 with the "Quack-U-Lator"). Some parents may also find it useful for kids afraid to try swimming (or any new thing, for that matter).
Lauren Thompson's duck debut is for many parents an obvious purchase, sort of a modern bookend equivalent to Make Way for Ducklings. Still, we prefer Little Quack's New Friend, which offers not only a sequential story arc but a great message to boot.
First Scholastic Printing edition, March 2004
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
My Favorite Board Book
31. August 2005
Format:Pappbilderbuch
I absolutely adore this book as does my 3 yr old son. It's repeatitve text, as we go thru each ducklings initiation into the pond, helps my son feel like he can actually read to ME this inspiring story. I never tire of reading it to him or him to me. The illustrations were what caught my eye at first in the bookstore. Then I browsed the book and knew I had a hit. The illustrations never cease to convey what Little Quack is feeling. Even my 9yr old son enjoyed reading it to his little quack brother! I'm here now to look at other L. Thompson books.
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