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J**E
Very catchy, BUT you need the pause button, to turn the pages
Catchy tune and rythm; a bit jingly but plenty of variety in rythm section, with changes of key too. Plenty of simple repetition and large font size, which is exactly what I was looking for, for a three-and-a-half year old who is beginning to recognise words. Chance to make animal noises too. Theme is: Walking through the jungle/climbing up a mountain, etc, what do I see, what do I see? I think I see a lion/monkey,etc,and he's chasing after me. And finally: Running home for supper.... Lots of fun, potentially participative, and a happy ending.BUT... the song moves on much too fast, with no time to think/talk about the answers, and certainly not enough time to look at words. There's not even time for an adult to turn the pages between sections.Solution 1: Have a pause button ready, but that loses the momentum of the catchy rythms.Solution 2: Make a copy on a blank CD and use audio-editing software (or get a teenage family member involved!) to extract 6 to 8-second sections of appropriate parts of the separate music track on the original CD, and insert them in your new copy where needed. I did this reasonably successfully. It was easy to observe the key changes but not so easy to maintain the rythm for every page. Having gone that far, I added an introduction in Granny's voice too, for good measure. Have fun!
M**S
Very catchy singalong book!
My thee year old daughter absolutely loves the Walking Through The Jungle book, and CD that goes with it which we regularly listen to in the car! The nursery she attends started off the obsession with this book as they read it and listen to the CD during circle time. She always sings along, at the top of her voice, and loves 'reading' the book, having memorised all the words to all the pages! I would definitely recommend this book and CD to anyone with a little one who loves animals, rhyming and catchy songs!
M**N
Lovely little book
I run a reading club, therefore, am always looking for appropriate books for KS1 pupils. Books that are not part of the curriculum, but follow curriculum topics. This one is perfect, as it is repetitive and refers to animals and their habitats. You can also find additional material directly on the Barefoot Book website and there is a beautiful animation of the book on youtube, as well as song to sing. The children always love this one, as we 'act' out the book, after reading it together.
L**R
Fab!
Book is very visual but the best thing is the CD. It has a animated video of the story with song being sung and lyrics so you can learn the song. The best thing ( I think) is that its got the animated visuals with the tune without the lyric being sung. Perfect for my Nursery class assembly.
S**B
Great story great repetitive sequence
It has a very catchy repetitive phrase. So kids anticipate what’s coming on each page. Also there is a little clue about what animal come next showing a bi of the tail etc.Even better if you know the tune and you both sing it.
C**R
Work supplies
Fanastic books but sadden by the fact that they no longer come with a cd, which I understand is bad for the environment.But some people are still using cd players in their work roles.
M**R
Great book
Great book!! I love all barefoot books and have been looking at these books for a while! I work in an SEN school so the rhymes and music to go along with these books are great! Even more great is that they come with a DVD with the barefoot books! The video story’s can also be found on YouTube! Love love love these books especially space song rocket ride and portside pirates!
B**M
Great catchy rhyme!
Great book and CD. Catchy rhyme nd bold, colourful illustrations to engage children. A big hit with the three to four year old children in our nursery.
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