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Bezig met laden... Word Wizarddoor Cathryn Falwell
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. At breakfast one morning, Anna discovers magic in her bowl of alphabet cereal. The letters in her spoon can be arranged to form several different words. She's a word wizard! Wielding her magic spoon, Anna helps a lost little boy named Zack find his way home-turning a wave-tossed ocean into a canoe and producing a horse once they reach the shore. Accompanied by Cathryn Falwell's ingenious collage pictures, this lively adventure is an enticing introduction to a creative form of wordplay. A concluding note encourages children to become word wizards by collecting letters and words from newspapers and magazines to form their own anagrams. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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Pairing a simple, fairy-tale feeling story with bright artwork created using cut-paper collage, rubber-stamp prints and watercolor, author/illustrator Cathryn Falwell offers a playful look at anagrams in her Word Wizard. Although it does play around with the idea of magic - I found the book through a list of witchy picture-books, which are an interest of mine - it is the enchantment of words that is central here. Anna may use a wand, but any child can follow her example and use letters to create new words, and Falwell includes a brief note at the rear inviting young readers to do just that. Recommended to all young word lovers, and to teachers looking for fun stories about letter and spelling. ( )