Books with title The City Mouse and the Country Mouse - Book and Tape

City Mouse turns up his nose at the Country Mouse’s simple home and plain food. Back at his house in the city, he treats his country cousin to a soft bed, beautiful gardens, and a buffet of delicious things to eat. Country Mouse is greatly impressed with City Mouse’s riches until he meets a cat and nearly loses his life in a mousetrap. City Mouse might have a beautiful home with fancy trappings, but Country Mouse prefers his own home where he has a cozy bed, healthy food, and a safe, peaceful life. Join Country Mouse and City Mouse in this modern-day retelling of a classic Aesop fable, to learn that peace and safety are more valuable than material possessions.

A gorgeously illustrated and poetically written classic, set in a 1930s-era city at ChristmastimeRediscover the tale of the simple country mouse, magically retold by Helen Ward. Beguiled by his cousin’s amazing tales, the country mouse visits the electric city. Unfortunately the town mouse forgot to mention that the city has a lot of noise, tall buildings . . . and dangerous dogs! Helen Ward’s 1930s New York at Christmas is at once gorgeous and frighteningly busy. In the end the reader understands both why the town mouse loves his exciting life and why the country mouse is content with his peaceful home.

The country mouse is visiting his friend in the big city to see how extravagant life can be. For the first time, he basks in endless amounts of sweetmeats, champagne, and the finest cheeses a mouse could ever want. But when life at His Majesty’s Court starts to show its darker sides, the country mouse quickly learns that the town’s riches aren’t worth losing the peace and tranquility of his own quiet home. In this classic tale of two of friends, Paul Galdone’s gorgeous illustrations and simple prose remind us where we find life’s true treasures.

City Mouse and Country Mouse trade places. But will they like how the other lives? Social Studies Concepts Sight Words Phonics Recognizing differences between life in a city and life in the country and in a box from the said like to sleep Hard /c/, as in country Soft /c/, as in city Long vowel digraph /ea/, as in eats Vocabulary Words Related Learning Skills cheese seeds box nest cat owl Fables Compare and contrast Recognizing contractions, such as let's for let us Recognizing punctuation: quotation marks, exclamation point From the best-selling Learn to Read series Teachers and parents the world over can't be wrong! This popular and time-tested series has sold more than 20 million copies. Instill the love of reading and build self-confidence in young readers with these lively stories. Tied to content subject areas including math, science, and social studies, the 108 leveled readers in the series make the perfect compliment to any beginning reading program. Increase fluency, build vocabulary, and improve sight word knowledge with natural language, strong picture support, and easy-to-read repetitive text all while helping young readers master important early learning concepts tied directly to Common Core standards. Fiction: This book is a fiction book.

The country mouse is visiting his friend in the big city to see how extravagant life can be. For the first time, he basks in endless amounts of sweetmeats, champagne, and the finest cheeses a mouse could ever want. But when life at His Majesty’s Court starts to show its darker sides, the country mouse quickly learns that the town’s riches aren’t worth losing the peace and tranquility of his own quiet home. In this classic tale of two of friends, Paul Galdone’s gorgeous illustrations and simple prose remind us where we find life’s true treasures.

This story is about the town mouse and the country mouse who are friends and like to live in their home. However, one day, the country mouse visits the home of the town mouse, and he sees a lot of things that he never sees. Let's go together and see how fun the country mouse's journey would be. You will love and enjoy reading it.============================"Once upon a time…" Let's begin a time of a kid tale!Why is it a tale? A tale is the gift box which is full of so many stories with imagination. It is one of the best tools to make effects for good development of a kid's brain. A tale and a kidThe expert said that a kid's brain development is affected by some experiences coming through sensing path; feeling, hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting, and touching. So reading a tale to your kids is a great time for kid's brain learning. They can imagine some characters, places, or anything from illustrations in a book.Above all, you can show the kids which behavior is proper to do or not. That is a simple way to give them a concept of morality.Learning of brain enriches an ability of communication for the kids i.e., speaking, listening, which lead to complex skills like reading and writing."Leonard Davin" helps you cultivate reading habit to your kids with these of following tales.Aesop's Tale: A great collection of tales with a moral concept from ancient Greek fabulist-Aesop, lively characters from a lot of kinds of animalFairy Tale: An amusing source of fable with magical fairy, fulling of fantastic and ethical storiesLegendary Tale: Some dramatic and remarkable experiences from the old days to nowadaysTale of Imagination: Inspire your kid's brain learning by creative designs of exiting and delightful stories for the world of your kidsBeginning time of a kid tale is relatively a lifetime reading habit of your dear kids.That's why it is a tale.