Book details
WHY RABBIT'S EARS ARE LONG
Published in
2004
Description
These enchanting Dominie Readers books for K-2 children feature delightful rhymes, humorous stories, and beautifully crafted illustrations to encourage early reading success. Using simple language, repetitive patterns, and engaging content, these books are designed to reinforce fundamental reading skills. The stories are filled with amusing characters and plotlines that capture children's imaginations, helping them develop comprehension and vocabulary through various genres. Suitable for small group, independent reading, and whole-class instruction, these books align with the Reading First initiative. Additionally, the book about the rabbit, targeted at children aged 7-9, uses rhyming language and humorous illustrations to explain why rabbit's ears grew long, fostering imagination and entertainment.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- To explore cultural folklore: 'Why Rabbit's Ears Are Long' offers readers a chance to delve into a piece of traditional storytelling that may reflect cultural beliefs and practices, providing a window into how different cultures explain natural phenomena through myths and legends.
- To encourage imagination in children: This book, with its engaging story about the transformation of a rabbit's ears, can spark creativity and imagination in young readers, encouraging them to think about the world in new and inventive ways.
- To teach a moral lesson: Like many fables and folktales, 'Why Rabbit's Ears Are Long' likely contains a moral or lesson that can teach children about values such as cleverness, adaptability, or the consequences of one's actions.
- To enjoy the art of storytelling: The book provides an opportunity for readers to appreciate the art of storytelling. The narrative may be enriched with illustrations and narrative techniques that make the reading experience enjoyable and memorable.