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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

By Rosie Dickins, Lucy Beckett-Bowman and others

A lively counting rhyme becomes a playful reading adventure—but what happens after buckling that shoe?

engaging vibrant playful

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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe gives a familiar counting rhyme a cheerful First Reading makeover, with bright pictures, simple sentences and plenty of rhythm to keep new readers moving.

Genres

Poetry/Verse

What is One, Two, Buckle My Shoe about?

Join in the fun with this lively retelling of the classic counting rhyme, 'One, Two, Buckle My Shoe.' Designed for beginner readers, this engaging book features vibrant illustrations and simple text to build reading confidence. Part of Usborne's First Reading Level 2 series, it offers an enjoyable way for children to develop their reading skills through a familiar and playful story.

About the author

Rosie Dickins is a British author who has written lots of fun and interesting books for children. She enjoys making stories come alive and loves sharing amazing facts in her non-fiction books, like ‘The Usborne Art Book About Me’. Rosie hopes her books will inspire you to explore, learn and use your imagination.

Discussion ideas around One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

Counting together: Which parts of the rhyme help you remember the numbers, and how could you invent your own counting verse?

Familiar words: Why do you think people enjoy hearing the same nursery rhymes again and again?

Pictures and meaning: Which illustration gives you the biggest clue about what happens next, and what can you spot in it?

Learning to read: Which words would be easiest to read aloud, and which ones might need extra practice?

Rhythm and sound: How do the rhyme and repeated sounds make the book fun to say aloud?

Pages

16 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

This edition

2010

First published

2010

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