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Books with title Jumping Jacky

  • Jumping Jacky

    Fran Manushkin

    Hardcover (Goldencraft, Oct. 1, 1986)
    Jacky loves to jump so much that her mother decides to have her take a gymnastics course so that she can learn to jump safely
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  • Jumping Jack

    Germano Zullo, Albertine

    Hardcover (Chronicle Books, May 13, 2014)
    From award-winning Swiss author-illustrator team Germano Zullo and Albertine comes this unforgettable tale of Jumping Jack, a champion show-jumping horse whose partnership with his rider has earned him international fame. Victory is expected when Jumping Jack is on the course! Unfortunately, Jumping Jack's success has mysteriously stalled. He tumbles and struggles. What could possibly be wrong? Jumping Jack's loyal rider is determined to find out! What the duo discover will charm readers, not to mention reaffirm their faith in second chances, the power of friendship, and the potential for triumph despite stumbling blocks. A true winner!
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  • Jumping Jack

    Syreeta Washington, J. McVeigh

    eBook (Butterfly Books, Aug. 20, 2014)
    Jack is a playful rabbit who sometimes has trouble thinking before he acts. In this first story of the "I am Cool" series, we see how he comes to understand his behavior and the importance of parent/teacher collaboration."A fantastic book and wonderful character. Jack jumps into our hearts and allows our little ones to know, "I'm not bad!" Deleah Archer-Neal, M.Ed.Special Education Teacher
  • Jumping

    Allan Ahlberg, Colin McNaughton

    Paperback (Walker Books, June 15, 1990)
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  • Jumping Jackie

    Kari Brimhall, VonLogan Brimhall

    language (Instant Sunshine, Dec. 4, 2012)
    Jackie loves to jump on the trampoline. She jumps higher and higher. She can do front flips and back flips. She spends a delightful day on the trampoline. VonLogan's bright and colorful artwork is bold and appealing. It captures Jackie's true love of jumping and fun. Children will laugh at Jackie's antics.
  • Jumping Jack

    Germano Zullo, Albertine

    eBook (Chronicle Books LLC, May 13, 2014)
    From award-winning Swiss author-illustrator team Germano Zullo and Albertine comes this unforgettable tale of Jumping Jack, a champion show-jumping horse whose partnership with his rider has earned him international fame. Victory is expected when Jumping Jack is on the course! Unfortunately, Jumping Jack's success has mysteriously stalled. He tumbles and struggles. What could possibly be wrong? Jumping Jack's loyal rider is determined to find out! What the duo discover will charm readers, not to mention reaffirm their faith in second chances, the power of friendship, and the potential for triumph despite stumbling blocks. A true winner! Plus, this is a fixed-format version of the book, which looks nearly identical to the print version.
  • Jumping Jack

    Syreeta Washington, J. W. McVeigh

    Paperback (Butterfly Books, Aug. 13, 2014)
    Jack is a playful rabbit who sometimes has trouble thinking before he acts. In this first story of the "I am Cool" series, we see how he comes to understand his behavior and the importance of parent/teacher collaboration. "A fantastic book and wonderful character. Jack jumps into our hearts and allows our little ones to know, "I'm not bad!" Deleah Archer-Neal, M.Ed. Special Education Teacher
  • Jumping Jacky

    Fran Manushkin

    Unbound (Western Pub. Co, March 15, 1986)
    Jackie loves to jump but isn't very careful about how she does it until her mother enrolls her in a gymnastics class.
  • Jumping Jack

    Julia Donaldson, Colin Mier

    Paperback (RIGBY, Jan. 1, 2000)
    Book by RIGBY
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  • Jumping Jack

    Sylvia Rodriguez

    Paperback (AuthorHouse, Dec. 20, 2006)
    A beautiful story about how sometimes our worst moments may be the bridge to our dreams. . . In exchange for being able to live on Cedar Creek Farm, thirteen year old Sarah Baker's parents must train horses and students in the property owners' equestrian facility. After being born in North Carolina and living nearly her whole life on the farm, Sarah finds out she's moving to Tennessee. And not only will she have to start a new life in another state, but she has to leave her precious horse, Jack, and her dog, Ginger, behind since she's going to live in a town, not a farm. Sarah is devastated, and she knows that she will never get to fulfill her dreams now- competing in the US Equestrian Nationals. When she moves to Tennessee, however, she finds a luxurious equestrian barn owned by a retired Olympic show jumper. There she finds a beautiful white mare, just as free-spirited and adventurous as Jack. Sarah, being a great rider herself, begins to secretly jump this mare in the woods located in the back of the property. After the owner of the farm finds her riding his horse, Sarah has no idea that her dreams of competing in the US Equestrian Nationals might just come true after all.
  • Jumping Jack

    Julia Donaldson

    Paperback (Rigby, April 15, 2000)
    Genre: Fantasy storyLearning Objectives: Language ComprehensionStrand 7: Use syntax and context to build their store of vocabulary when reading for meaningWriting OpportunitiesStrand 9: Draw on knowledge and experience of texts in deciding what to write (e.g. draw on text knowledge when writing about personal experiences).
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  • Jumping

    Kate Needham

    Paperback (Edc Pub, Dec. 1, 1996)
    Book by Needham, Kate
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