From the author of How to Teach a Slug to Read comes a delightful story about a pea named Arlo who wants to be free. So off he rolls...and rolls...and rolls. He meets a slug, he meets a bug—and still he rolls until...you'll see! Filled with charming illustrations and told in verse, this endearing tale explores the ideas of independence and striking out on one's own.
Spot hides.
Spot seeks.
Spot blends,
Spot peeks!
Each turn of these bright and colorful pages yields a new, surprising discovery, taking readers on an exciting seek-and-find journey!
Literacy Extenders:
- Ask your child what these two books have in common, see if the can make the shape correlation.
- After reading through Find Spot, ask your child about other things in their surroundings, ask them what other objects that they see that have a circular form.
- Ask your child about Arlo and how he changed, extrapolate on the veggie theme and talk about gardens, seeds, and all the other things that can be grown.
Craft:
Get some Bingo markers and let your child stamp away, ask them to make a picture out of the differnt colored dots, or ask them to create letters or numbers using the bingo markers. There are many Bingo drawing type worksheets that are available online for free that you can print off. See sample below:
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