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Our imagination is a key to unlocking the doors of possibility. Where would we be without its wondrous touch?When these animals find ways to turn everyday objects into playthings in this rhythmically rhyming book, their imagination is limitless!This is the third book in the "In All of Your Days" series and includes a fun, interactive element. Find more information at ReadingRhythmsAndRhymes.com.In a similar vein to "King Jack and the Dragon" by Peter Bently, with its lilting rhymes and children who take ordinary objects and use their imagination to create some fantasy, "In All of Your Days Have You Seen the Ways an Animal Plays Pretend?" helps children realize that they don't need a cell phone or video games to keep themselves entertained. A colander and spoon can take them to the moon!Helps children develop their imagination through pretend playOpen children's eyes to the possibilities of play with items lying around their houseRhyming words help with pre-reading skills through predictionHelps parents to remember what it was like to play with everyday objectsExposes children to animals that they may not have heard ofExpands vocabulary

Gertrude and her girlfriends, get their game on in this supremely sweet story. Forever friends find fun in crafting creative contests.Author Lisa Baker and her cousin Anna Marie Smith team up to create a story of three girls and how they love coming up with games. They decided to merge their love of collective nouns, or animal groupings like a herd of cows, with their newfound knowledge of alliteration where the first letter of each word is the same."Lisa Baker's loveable alliterative literature provides a warm welcome to the world of wordplay. Enjoy reading about Gertrude's globetrotting game, during which the friends find fun in coining collective terms. This book carries on the centuries-old tradition of giving groups such glorious names as "a flamboyance of flamingos" or "a bike of bees." With the perfect pictures to illustrate the imaginings of the trio of tykes, the following is to be read and reveled in by children and adults alike." -Rob WattsAt the end of the story unscramble the fourteen letters to create a two-word phrase and scan the QR code in the back of the book for a freebie with the correct answer. -Helps with pre-reading skills with rhyming text, encouraging children to predict what the word will be (similar to the "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" book)-Encourages creativity-Introduces literature terms-Introduces geography concepts-Interactive