My Five Senses Big Book (Let's-Read-And-Find-Out)

by Aliki

Book Overview

Sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch--our five senses teach us about our world. Beloved author-illustrator Aliki's simple, engaging text and colorful artwork show young readers how they use their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 0440843545
• Release Date: March 1991
• Publisher: HarperFestival
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 15.0" x 18.5"

Customer Reviews

Interesting and Educational

[[ASIN:006445083X My Five Senses (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1)] My 4.5 year old pre-kindergarten girls loved this book. It was a great compliment to the week they spent exploring the five senses at school. I can see using this book repeatedly for several years to come.

Simply written, beautifully illustrated.

This is a wonderful book for beginning readers that will introduce then to the concept of our five senses and how they make us aware of the world around us when used one at a time or in combinations. Scientific concepts are simply explained for kindergarten or preschool children, who will most certainly be entranced by the lively illustrations.

Perfect

This is the perfect book for reading to kids, and for kids to begin to learn to read. It is very well thought out, covers an excellent topic, has a seamless match between the words and the illustrations, and has a generous amount of repetition to learn the five senses. I like reading it to my kids, and my oldest spends some time reading it to herself and has some of the pages memorized.

Straightforward, engaging introduction to the 5 senses

My 5 year old son absolutely adores this book. He asks me to read it repeatedly, and has fun pointing out when he's using his senses just like the (adorably illustrated) child in Aliki's book does. It's a lively, fun introduction to an important scientific concept.

My Five Senses

Appealing pictures accompany a straight forward text. "Sometimes I use all my senses at once...When I laugh and play with my puppy, I use four senses. I see, hear, smell and touch...each sense is very important to me because it makes me aware. To be aware is to see all there is to see...hear all there is to hear...[etc]." I like the progression from simple statements to more complex ideas, especially the use of the word 'aware'. How many early readers are aware of the word 'aware' and connect it to their senses? After reading this book, they all will!