Books with title Jack Wants a Snack

Have you ever known a dog that didn't want a snack? What do you do when you are not invited to a tea party? Or when you are invited but you're offered only one piece of popcorn? Or when a pesky chipmunk crashes the party? When Jack sees the tea party, he decides to join. He wants a snack. Just one . . . well, maybe more than one. But Jack isn't alone, and so the fun begins.This compelling, easy-to-follow wordless picture book on the Texas 2x2 Reading List introduces pre-literate children to elements of story - such as character, setting, and action - enabling to better understand language when they begin to read words.

Have you ever known a dog that didn't want a snack? When Jack sees the tea party, he decides to join. He wants a snack. Just one . . . well, maybe more than one. But Jack isn't alone. A chipmunk wanting a snack—or more than one—disrupts the party and the little girl joins Jack on a chase to set the tea party right. The unexpected outcome will surprise and delight the board book audience.

A conversation set in Australia between Jack and his Dad about having a pet.A fun story for pre-school children which will provide an opportunity to engage children in conversation and learn about Australian indigenous animals. The rhyme and rhythm of the text will promote language and pre-reading skills, also suitable for early readers who are confident in tackling new words. With colourful illustrations and humour to entrance even the youngest child.

A conversation set in Australia between Jack and his Dad about having a pet. A fun story for pre-school children which will provide an opportunity to engage children in conversation and learn about Australian indigenous animals. The rhyme and rhythm of the text will promote language and pre-reading skills, also suitable for early readers who are confident in tackling new words. With colourful illustrations and humour to entrance even the youngest child.

A conversation set in Australia between Jack and his dad about having a pet. A fun story for pre-school children which will provide an opportunity to engage children in conversation and learn about Australian indigenous animals. The rhyme and rhythm of the text will promote language and pre-reading skills, also suitable for early readers who are confident in tackling new words. With colourful illustrations and humour to entrance even the youngest child.