Peas in a pod: finger rhymes
By Kate Ruttle
What happens when tiny fingers bring lively rhymes and playful movements to life?
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What is Peas in a pod: finger rhymes about?
Join in with a lively collection of traditional finger rhymes designed for young children. Each short poem pairs playful words and rhythms with simple finger movements, helping children act out the action as they listen and speak. Clear illustrations show what to do, from tiny gestures to bigger movements, making the rhymes easy to follow at home or in a group. With repetition, rhyme and plenty of chances to join in, this book supports early language, listening and coordination skills.
About the author
Kate Ruttle is a talented author and teacher who has written many books to help children enjoy reading and improve their skills. She is well known for her work on the Project X series, which includes exciting adventures and fun stories. Kate loves making reading interesting and helping children become confident readers.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1996
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