Last weekend, my
5-y-o nephew and 3-y-o niece visited. I left a stack of picture books on the
coffee table. Out of 20 books, The Terrible Plop was the big hit. It’s a perfect
read-aloud with fun rhythm and rhyme.
by Ursula
Dubosarsky
Illustrated by
Andrew Joyner
Farrar, Straus
and Giroux, 2009
Theme: don't follow the crowd
Summary
Here is the
story
Of the Terrible
PLOP,
With a bear and
a rabbit
And a hop hop
hop.
But what is the
PLOP?
And where does
it hide?
Open the book
And look inside
. . .
The Story
begins
Six
little rabbits
Down
by the lake
Munching
on carrots
And
chocolate cake.
Resources for Teachers:
Learn how to
draw a bear from The Terrible Plop
by Illustrator Andrew Joyner
Your summary is brilliant and makes me run out to buy the book!
ReplyDeleteAll the adults loved reading this book too.
DeleteWhat a fun video for kids to learn how to draw their own bears like the author. Clever and humorous story. I love the opening and summary. I can see why your niece and nephew fell in love with it.
ReplyDeleteIllustrator Andrew Joyner has a fun tone to his art and teaching.
DeleteSounds like a rip-roaring read-aloud!
ReplyDeleteThe kids liked shouting PLOP!
ReplyDeleteI love love love a good read-aloud! Sounds very fun, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThen you will love this book!
DeleteAwesome video! I can't wait to read this book. Thanks for introducing me!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Joanne. Enjoy!
DeleteSounds like a fun read. I loved the video on drawing a bear. Very clever. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSeems really nice to read, and great video.
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