I pass crowds and city streets on the way to Grandma's house. I hear honks and toots and beeps on the way to Grandma's house. I watch lights and zooming trains. I spot birds and flying planes.
I see trucks and roadwork signs, and lots of boats with fishing lines. I count cows and woolly sheep on the way to Grandma's house, until I yawn and fall asleep on the way to Grandma's house.
But when I smell something sweet, I wave my hands - I know this street!
I love my Grandma's house!
A gorgeous account of one little girl's exciting journey to see her grandma - through the city and into the country and finally to her favourite place of all.
Educational potential ·Perfectly pitched at an audience coming to grips with basic concepts and being introduced to notions of story. The illustrations are clear, and the bright bold blocks of colour make this appropriate for even the youngest child.
·Should encourage young children to talk about their own journeys and their own family experiences.
·Themes include transport, family and travel ·Exposes children to different sentence-forms in a fun, accessible way and teaches important pre-reading skills like following basic text.
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