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Books with title City sounds

  • City sounds

    Jean Marzollo

    Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 1994)
    1994 Scholastic Guided Reading Program Level G / Beginning Literacy Stage B -- City Sounds (P) Written by Jean Marzollo / Illustrated by Sophia Latto ***ISBN-13: 9780590275637 ***16 Pages
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  • City Sounds

    Susan Baum

    eBook
    The city is a very noisy place!Can you make all the noises of the city?Look at the pictures and make some city sounds of your own!
  • City Sounds

    Rebecca Emberley

    Hardcover (Little Brown & Company, March 15, 1989)
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  • City Sounds

    Craig McFarland Brown

    Hardcover (Greenwillow, Aug. 1, 1992)
    Enumerates the many different sounds a visitor might hear in the city, including the honking of trucks, the sound of a jackhammer, and the bonging of a big clock
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  • City Sounds

    Mary Packard, Darrell Baker

    Board book (Artist & Writers Guild Books, May 1, 1996)
    Quasimodo listens to the sounds he hears in Paris, including a Gypsy violinist, a tambourine, seagulls by the dock, and the cathedral bells.
  • Sounds

    Lauren Farnsworth

    Board book (Buster Books, Oct. 1, 2016)
    This beautifully illustrated series of board books is a wonderful way to stimulate babies and teach toddlers their first words. Featuring bespoke, eye-catching artwork, these hi-contrast black and white book are sure to stimulate and inspire newborn babies. Includes decorative pictures with some colored details to encourage young ones to develop their focusing skills.
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  • City Sounds

    Rebecca Emberley

    Library Binding (Little Brown & Co, June 1, 1989)
    Sharpens young readers' ears to the sounds of a busy, bustling city block in all their infinite variety, from the honking of horns to the rattle of roller skates
  • City Sounds

    Craig McFarland Brown

    Hardcover (Greenwillow, Aug. 1, 1992)
    Farmer Brown from My Barn hurries to the city to pick up an important package, and, along the way, he hears many different noises that contribute to the loud grumbling of this new environment.
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  • Sounds

    Katie Wilson

    Board book (Flowerpot Press, Oct. 8, 2019)
    Touch, listen, and learn. The latest addition to the Montessori –inspired Discovery Concepts series, joins the band to learn the sounds a variety of instruments make. From the “OOMPAH” of a tuba to the “CLANG! CLANG! CLANG!” of cymbals, little ones will love reciting each sound. Tactile sandpaper musical notes illustrate each instrument’s output while creative words encourage kids to make the sounds for themselves. Innovative back matter includes a QR code on the final spread of the book, which when scanned on a smartphone, features a marching band playing all of the instruments featured in the book. About the Discovery Concepts series: Discovery Concepts books celebrate Montessori’s curious discovery approach to learning. Maria Montessori believed “the hand is the chief teacher of the brain,” encouraging students to learn by touch and created specially designed materials such as sandpaper letters to support this method. Inspired by her teachings, each book in the Discovery Concepts board book collection uses tactile enhancements to engage young children in discovering the topic at hand. Beyond the tactile elements each title is designed to capture a child’s imagination and curiosity as they learn.
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  • Sounds

    Liesbet Slegers

    Board book (Clavis Publishing, Nov. 23, 2011)
    A ticking clock, a ringing telephone, a chirping bird, a roaring vacuum cleaner, and a blaring siren are some of the noisy subjects described in this in this book for curious toddlers. Some of the sounds are funny and familar, novel and delightful, or loud and startling; but all will delight rapt youngsters who are "all ears."
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  • Sounds

    Dayna Martin

    Paperback (Weigl Pub Inc, Aug. 1, 2019)
    Did you know that a dog makes a woof sound, and a car goes vroom? Young learners will explore and identify basic sounds in Sounds, a title in the Building My Vocabulary series. This series uses familiar images to help children develop language skills. Building My Vocabulary is a series of AV2 media enhanced books. A unique
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  • Sounds

    Sharon Crick

    eBook (Partridge Publishing Singapore, Oct. 12, 2012)
    This book is about the variety of natural sounds relating to birds, trees and animals. Then comes the sounds of mobile building machinery. The book is in stages, as the natural sounds of the environment are the first sounds before the builders arrive with their sounds. I was inspired to write this book because it is real and is happening around me. I see it as a positive learning outcome for young children ages ranging from 3 to 5 years old. Young children's understanding of natural sound and building machinery will be enhanced. Through this book young children will appreciate and will develop a real learning experience relating to sounds. The story is fun, interesting, and educational drawing the attention of the young listener. Personification of animals, birds, and machinery will bring great entertainment and delight to a young listener. Young children would be able to learn the concept of different sounds, recognize and identify the characters in the story. Depending on some children who are keen learners and have interest for books even a 2 year old would enjoy this book. The word count is only 250-270 as young children in this age group do not have a long attention span.