| My School Fun Book |
| My School Fun Book Personalized Story and activity Book reg 16.95 sale $10.95 Please scroll below for excerpt Your child will have fun working with letters, numbers and colors in this personalized hard back keepsake edition. Not only will they be learning to count, they will be learning to read. Reading is exciting when your name is in the story too, and making reading fun is what Create-A-Book is all about. Every Create-A-Book book is made with a durable wipe-clean hard cover. . Hard cover, 36 pages 6 3/4 by 8 1/4 For ages 3-7 |
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The excerpt below is from a book created for a fictional character named Jessica Ann
Smith, from Atlanta, Georgia with Amy as friend and Miss Jones for teacher.
Smith, from Atlanta, Georgia with Amy as friend and Miss Jones for teacher.
“Hello, hello, hello, Jessica. My name
is Coco and I am the Clown with red
hair and a very, very wide smile. I will
try to guess your age and where you
live. I guess you are 6 years old and
you live in Atlanta, Georgia. Oh my,
Jessica. I am so good at guessing, I
should be in the circus!”
“Jessica, I want to stay and play with
you. Would you like to ask Amy to
come and play?
Take your crayons and color my
balloons, Jessica. Oh-h-h, I like the
colors that you painted on the
balloons.”
is Coco and I am the Clown with red
hair and a very, very wide smile. I will
try to guess your age and where you
live. I guess you are 6 years old and
you live in Atlanta, Georgia. Oh my,
Jessica. I am so good at guessing, I
should be in the circus!”
“Jessica, I want to stay and play with
you. Would you like to ask Amy to
come and play?
Take your crayons and color my
balloons, Jessica. Oh-h-h, I like the
colors that you painted on the
balloons.”
“Please take me with you to Franklin
Elementary School, Jessica. You and
Amy will each sit at your own desk. I
will have my own desk too. We will
listen carefully to what the teacher,
Miss Jones, is telling us. One more
thing I must tell you, Jessica, don't
chew on your pencil!”
Miss Jones asked the children to
repeat after her:
A , B, C, D, E, F, G
H , I, J, K, L, M, N, O
Elementary School, Jessica. You and
Amy will each sit at your own desk. I
will have my own desk too. We will
listen carefully to what the teacher,
Miss Jones, is telling us. One more
thing I must tell you, Jessica, don't
chew on your pencil!”
Miss Jones asked the children to
repeat after her:
A , B, C, D, E, F, G
H , I, J, K, L, M, N, O
| My School Fun Book was created especially for Jessica Ann Smith at the age of 6 With love from Mommy and Daddy December 25, 2005 |
P, Q, R, S
and
T, U, V
and W
“How are you doing, Jessica? Now do
you think that you and Amy can read
your A, B, C's?”
“Oops, we forgot the last three letters,
X and Y and Z.”
“Oh, this game looks new to me,” said
Jessica. “I am only 6 years old. Will
you help me?”
Coco the Clown replied, “Turn back
the page and look at the letters again.
Ask Amy to help you draw lines from
the letter A to B to C. Keep drawing
until you come to the letter O.”
and
T, U, V
and W
“How are you doing, Jessica? Now do
you think that you and Amy can read
your A, B, C's?”
“Oops, we forgot the last three letters,
X and Y and Z.”
“Oh, this game looks new to me,” said
Jessica. “I am only 6 years old. Will
you help me?”
Coco the Clown replied, “Turn back
the page and look at the letters again.
Ask Amy to help you draw lines from
the letter A to B to C. Keep drawing
until you come to the letter O.”
“What a great time we have had today
at school,” said Coco. “Now it is time
to go home. There we will run and
jump and play outdoor games. It is
good to get exercise every day,
Jessica. It is not good to stay indoors
and watch TV too much. Exercise
keeps us healthy.”
“Watch me brush my teeth, Jessica,”
said Coco the Clown. “It is easier to
brush your teeth when you have a big
smile on your face. Jessica, make a
big smile in front of your bathroom
mirror every day. It will start your day
right and make everybody else happy
too.”
at school,” said Coco. “Now it is time
to go home. There we will run and
jump and play outdoor games. It is
good to get exercise every day,
Jessica. It is not good to stay indoors
and watch TV too much. Exercise
keeps us healthy.”
“Watch me brush my teeth, Jessica,”
said Coco the Clown. “It is easier to
brush your teeth when you have a big
smile on your face. Jessica, make a
big smile in front of your bathroom
mirror every day. It will start your day
right and make everybody else happy
too.”
“Oh-oh, raindrops!” moaned Coco the
Clown. “I have on my long, yellow coat
and my wide, floppy shoes and I will
stay dry. I must be careful at the bus
stop with no pushing or shoving other
boys and girls. Remember this,
Jessica, and remind Amy too.”
“The sign reads, 'SCHOOL BUS'. Use
a pencil, Jessica, and follow the dots
to draw the school bus. Start with
number 1. If you turn the page you
can see what comes after number 1.”
Clown. “I have on my long, yellow coat
and my wide, floppy shoes and I will
stay dry. I must be careful at the bus
stop with no pushing or shoving other
boys and girls. Remember this,
Jessica, and remind Amy too.”
“The sign reads, 'SCHOOL BUS'. Use
a pencil, Jessica, and follow the dots
to draw the school bus. Start with
number 1. If you turn the page you
can see what comes after number 1.”
“Please ask Amy to read these
numbers from 1 to 20. Jessica, can
you make up rhymes to learn your
numbers? I'll start,” said Coco the
Clown.
“1, 2 What shall I do?
3, 4 Shut the door.
Let me see if you can do it, 5, 6....go
ahead, Jessica, you try it.”
numbers from 1 to 20. Jessica, can
you make up rhymes to learn your
numbers? I'll start,” said Coco the
Clown.
“1, 2 What shall I do?
3, 4 Shut the door.
Let me see if you can do it, 5, 6....go
ahead, Jessica, you try it.”
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