Touch-and-feel or pretend-interactive books: what changes at storytime?
A texture to feel and an imagined color change are two different kinds of interactive book. Compare Hey! What's That?, Belly Button Book! and Mix It Up.
Useful guides to what we make and what we carry: everyday clothes, good books, creative play, thoughtful gifts, and little things for home.
A texture to feel and an imagined color change are two different kinds of interactive book. Compare Hey! What's That?, Belly Button Book! and Mix It Up.
Meet Little Pookie through bedtime, dancing, feelings or a very early birthday morning. Choose a story around the moment you want to share.
Choose an affectionate book around the relationship in its pages: a fox parent and child, a puppy, or a penguin looking for a friend. Then add a note of your...
A fox's nose, a group of hippos and a rhythmic cat story: choose a playful body-word book by its feeling, language and physical format.
Spend a little time with Boynton's animal moods or follow Pookie and Mom through one story. A thoughtful comparison of feelings books, with a note on Tickle Time!.
An elephant, a rabbit and two separate language editions. Choose between Sandra Boynton's Opposites and Opuestos, with room to enjoy the pictures along the way.
Start an alphabet reading corner with a book, then decide whether a fixed letter board or six movable maple blocks would be useful alongside it.
Compare counting stories about barking dogs, named pets and changing animal groups, with an optional six-block activity to try alongside a suitable book.
Let dancing dinosaurs, farm animals or Little Pookie start a movement storytime. Choose a book, leave room to join in, and come back to the page whenever you like.
Singing pigs, a chorus of dogs and a cow with a Halloween mystery. A closer look at Boynton's animal-sound books, including the separately sold Spanish edition.