Book details
What's the Magic Word?
Description
A newly-hatched bird is blown around the farmyard by a strong wind, learning passwords to enter different animal's homes but is blown away again before he can enter. Meanwhile, budding ballet stars take readers through each step and pirouette from ballet class to the final curtsies of a big show.
Age
3-6
Text complexity
emerging
Length
16 pages
Why to read
- Enhances Vocabulary: Reading 'What's the Magic Word?' can introduce young readers to new words and phrases, enriching their language skills and understanding of polite expressions.
- Teaches Manners: The book likely emphasizes the importance of good manners and using polite words like 'please' and 'thank you,' which are essential for children's social development.
- Engaging Story: Joan Holub is known for writing captivating stories that hold the attention of young readers, making the experience both educational and entertaining.
- Illustrations: If the book includes illustrations, they can be a delightful visual aid that helps to reinforce the lessons and keep children engaged in the story.