Books with author Lynn Huggins Cooper

This fifth book of a pre-school series of six titles developed in accordance with the government's new foundation guidelines focuses on trips out and real-life adventures - such as trips to the zoo and holidays. It includes making a bottle organ, plants and seed, the jungle at night, looking at pond creatures, making a bee mobile and a (Jewish) Succot shelter. The government guidelines have six core early learning goals which are incorporated into each title in the series: physical development; creative development; personal, social and emotional development; communication, language and literacy; mathematical development and knowledge and understanding of the world. These new goals are not age-related, but attained in "stepping stones" stages that children aged 3 to 5 can work through at their own pace. "Play and Learn" incorporates this "stepping stone" ideology, with Book 1 being the easiest and Book 6 being the hardest. Each book uses colourful artwork and stimulating scenarios.

This sixth book of a pre-school series of six titles developed in accordance with the government's new foundation guidelines focuses on fantastical adventures - such as mermaids, creatures from myths and legends, dragons and unicorns. It includes fun with static electricity - a flying fairies game, underwater shapes in a mermaid's garden and a "what's in the box" poem. The government guidelines have six core early learning goals which are incorporated into each title in the series: physical development; creative development; personal, social and emotional development; communication, language and literacy; mathematical development and knowledge and understanding of the world. These new goals are not age-related, but attained in "stepping stones" stages that children aged 3 to 5 can work through at their own pace. "Play and Learn" incorporates this "stepping stone" ideology, with Book 1 being the easiest and Book 6 being the hardest. Each book uses colourful artwork and stimulating scenarios.

In this initial book of the Grampa Hal series, we meet and get to know Grampa Hal, Mama and little Davey Gibson. Grampa shows up with his first set of grey duct taped boxes that always hold a very special adventure inside. Grampa announces a project in Mama's backyard and scares Little Davey with his machine with the big spinning teeth on the front. The reader gets to go along with the family to a special park where many golden memories will be made through the adventures to come. Davey receives his first official licker card, but has no idea what it is, or exactly, how to use it. Come along, and go with us to meet this fun loving little boy and become a part of the sweet family stories that await.

In this initial book of the Grampa Hal series, we meet and get toknow Grampa Hal, Mama and little Davey Gibson. Grampa showsup with his first set of grey duct taped boxes that always holda very special adventure inside. Grampa announces a project inMama’s backyard and scares Little Davey with his machine withthe big spinning teeth on the front. The reader gets to go alongwith the family to a special park where many golden memorieswill be made through the adventures to come. Davey receives hisfirst official licker card, but has no idea what it is, or exactly, howto use it. Come along, and go with us to meet this fun loving littleboy and become a part of the sweet family stories that await.