Piggies in the Kitchen Review

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(More customer reviews)PIGGIES IN THE KITCHEN receives vivid drawings by Ard Hoyt to accompany a lively story of piggies who sneak into a kitchen to make treats. Being pigs, they make a big mess - and also must be on constant alert for the adults who surely will shut down their endeavors. An endearing, simple story of culinary chaos ensues in a recommendation for any picturebook collection.


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Kitchen-Table Play and Learn: Activities and Lessons for Building Your Preschooler's Vital Developmental Skills Review

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(More customer reviews)This is by far the best children's educational book both me and my wife have read (and there have been MANY). The impact made from the activities has been amazing and the kids can't wait for the next lesson. A must have for parents with young children.

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Thirty easy ways you can give your children a head start on essential education skills

Kitchen-Table Play & Learn gives you structured yet fun lessons to teach your preschoolers the basics of education at home. These 30 lessons include games and activities that help you hone your children's motor skills, number and letter recognition, logic, and visual discrimination, as well as expose them to math, writing, and reading.

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Frog in the Kitchen Sink: Board Book Edition Review

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(More customer reviews)My son loves this book as well as Friends of a Feather by Cohn/Sullivan. The repeated phrases make him laugh but can sometimes be a little tounge tying espically if you are tired. The google eyes are also fun for him to watch as they move around.
If you want to reclaim your child from grandparents just ask them to read this book to them and you will have your child back within 2 pages.

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When he's not soaking in Mom's sink suds, you might find this precocious little hopper slipping and sliding in Brother's shorts. No matter where he ends up, kids and parents will have a ball as they discover all of the wrong places for a frog to be found.Singer/songwriter Jim Post (Rock-'n-Roll Hall of Famer) has written a story to be sung!Dan Vasconcellos' outrageously fun illustrations will delight readers with surprises on every page. U.S. Patent No. 5,941,570; 6,149,201

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