A unique resource for Early Years’ Literacy classes
This book features three variations on the theme of time which together introduce young readers to the cyclical rhythms of the seven days of the week, the four seasons, and the twelve months of the calendar year.
Useful as both a charming story and a unique teaching resource, the beautiful illustrations from Peter David Scott throughout help provide discussion points for the young reader and adult to talk through. The ever-shifting scenery of the English countryside is the setting for this gentle and lyrical depiction of the passing of time as refracted through the prism of a child’s imagination.
Online reviews for Order! Order!:
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Online reviews for Time to Rhyme:
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Time-Rhyme-Nigel-Tetley/dp/1789013976/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
http://babybookworms.blogspot.com/2018/06/time-to-rhyme-bookwrap.html
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Since qualifying as a Religious Studies teacher in 1989, Nigel Tetley has worked in a variety of schools, spanning middle and secondary age groups in both the State and independent sectors. At the beginning of his teaching career, he also spent a year in Greece teaching English. In 2001, he started writing children's poetry at the suggestion of a colleague. Since then, he has also written the texts for three carols: Alchemy, Snow, and The Way of Paradox (Encore Publications, 2006). He is also the author of, When Bees Flew in for Breakfast, Two Fat Cows, Order! Order! and The Grumpy Crocodile.
Peter David Scott uses the traditional techniques of watercolour, ink and gouache to create award winning artwork with a slightly nostalgic feel, often with a focus on the natural world. He has illustrated over forty solo books which have been published around the world, by top publishing houses including Usborne, Templar, Q.E.D., Harper Collins and Disney. He is also a regular artist in BBC Wildlife magazine.
Simon Goodway is a UK based freelance cartoonist with over a decade of professional experience. In that time, he has worked on a wide variety of projects for big name clients like easyJet, ebay and British Telecom, as well as projects for individuals like greetings cards, gift illustrations and children's books.
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