Books with title Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

The simple text asks the reader to identify different animals, and places them in their proper location in nature, while pointing to God as the maker of them all. What Do You See? has large, plastic, googly eyes that rattle, appearing in a picture of a different animal on every page, including the cover. Great for interactive child development, families will love to see young babies responding to the bright colors and charming illustrations, not to mention the hilarious googly eyes!

Look at it sideways/ Look down from the top./ Turn it around;/ Then try a flipflop./ --What do you see?/ I see a young man / Looking over a wall./ Or/ Two bugs jumping rope/ Hopping high, hopping tall. Each creative spread is preceded by a question that encourages youngsters to examine the ups the downs and the all-around of simple shapes. From here, the sky is the limit as circles, dots, squares, and more become the platform for trees with swings, railroad tracks edging their way out of town, and even an old wooden fence just about to fall down. Look at that line—is it really a line, or is it a lizard? Look at that oval—is it really an oval or is it a ladybug? Or an egg? Lines—curvy lines, squiggly lines, short ones, tall ones, fat ones, all combine to create pictures, stories, and a highly creative way to see the world and tell stories through pictures. This title is full of imaginative approaches to artwork, and perfect for curious children, who are eager to combine shapes and sizes in art. There’s no end to the creativity this book facilities, as youngsters open their eyes and the windows of their own creativity. It is a perfect way for adults and youngsters to see the world in a whole new way.

Helen Borten introduces children to art and the beauty of the world around them. Everywhere we see lines and shapes and colors that influence our daily lives. The important link between seeing and feeling is the basis of visual arts and an indispensable key to understanding and appreciation. With vivid poetic word imagery, exciting pictures and a masterful use of color, Helen Borten introduces children to all the wonders the visual world can provide!

In this new edition of the 1960s classic, Helen Borten introduces children to art and the beauty of the world around them.Everywhere we see lines and shapes and colors that influence our daily lives. The important link between seeing and feeling is the basis of visual arts and an indispensable key to understanding and appreciation. With vivid poetic word imagery, exciting pictures and a masterful use of color, Helen Borten introduces children to all the wonders the visual world can provide!Helen Borten was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1930. She attended the Philadelphia Museum College of Art and produced the main body of her well-loved children's picture book illustrations in the 1960s.