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Jul 09, 2017 Christa rated it did not like it

This is a weird idea with some potential (the teapot has dreams of visiting various locations) but its depiction of other cultures is embarrassing and offensive. It conflates Mexico and Spain and distills China to chopsticks and kites. The teapot dreams of doing things that stereotypically are the purview of rich white people: hunting on horses with dogs, going to the opera, sampling other people's cultures. I am trying to decide whether or not to keep it to discuss these issues with my daughter This is a weird idea with some potential (the teapot has dreams of visiting various locations) but its depiction of other cultures is embarrassing and offensive. It conflates Mexico and Spain and distills China to chopsticks and kites. The teapot dreams of doing things that stereotypically are the purview of rich white people: hunting on horses with dogs, going to the opera, sampling other people's cultures. I am trying to decide whether or not to keep it to discuss these issues with my daughter as her understanding grows. (Also I looked into the original lyrics to see if these were part of the song and they were not.) ...more

Jul 17, 2014 Russell rated it really liked it

On the British Virgin Island of Tortola, there's an establishment called Bomba's Shack that hosts amazing over the top parties, particularly the full moon parties. On that night, the titular Bomba serves a tea brewed with mushrooms. This teapot clearly serves up some similar mushrooms.

I'm a little teapot, short and stout.
Here is my handle, here is my spout.
When I get all steamed up, hear me shout.
Just tip me over, pour me out!

Here you thought that was the story in a nutshell, but it's just the b On the British Virgin Island of Tortola, there's an establishment called Bomba's Shack that hosts amazing over the top parties, particularly the full moon parties. On that night, the titular Bomba serves a tea brewed with mushrooms. This teapot clearly serves up some similar mushrooms.

I'm a little teapot, short and stout.
Here is my handle, here is my spout.
When I get all steamed up, hear me shout.
Just tip me over, pour me out!

Here you thought that was the story in a nutshell, but it's just the beginning. The kids join the teapot on a psychedelic adventure through a variety of situations around the world.

(view spoiler)[I hate to nitpick, but when in Mexico, the male child is keeping a hash tag score for the bull and the teapot. Why did the child write a zero under the bull, while the match is still ongoing and the teapot is scoring another point at the moment? The space under the bull should be blank.

Additionally, the teapot makes a disturbingly bad spaceship. A self-opened door, seemingly no airlock, and the rapid loss of pressurization through the nose? I wouldn't ride that to a far-off planet.

The masthead emerging from the teapot as pirate ship is pretty hilarious, I have to admit.

And the teapot is capable of all of these other feats, but can't notice or feel a fox sitting inside of it? That would make me a bit apprehensive about riding in it for future endeavors.

Encouraging children to play hide and go seek in a dangerous jungle with snakes? Not a good lesson for survival.

Finally, the penultimate page of the book lets us know what was really happening here. The teapot has a stoned blissful face, plant material coming out of the spout and top. On the opposing page, the children share a conspiratorial wink with the blushing teapot. Wink wink, nudge nudge, we know what's going on here. Herbal tea indeed. Once the family and friends are dosed up with the "herbal" tea, of course they see the fox, alien, bull, and Chinese dragon kite. (hide spoiler)]

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Nov 03, 2017 Alyssa Clark rated it really liked it

1. This book has not won any awards.
2. I think this book is appropriate for kindergarten through second grade.
3. In this book the Little Teapot goes from one country to the next. Starting in China, then going to Mexico this book brings children all over the world. With the Little Teapot, readers can experience different imaginative adventures.
4. I like this book because it allows kids to use their imaginations. I think that students will like this book/song because they get to experience so man 1. This book has not won any awards.
2. I think this book is appropriate for kindergarten through second grade.
3. In this book the Little Teapot goes from one country to the next. Starting in China, then going to Mexico this book brings children all over the world. With the Little Teapot, readers can experience different imaginative adventures.
4. I like this book because it allows kids to use their imaginations. I think that students will like this book/song because they get to experience so many places and go on exciting excursions with the Little Teapot. I also like how their are vocabulary words and some relate to a specific culture which I think is really cool.
5. I could use this book in a lot of ways. One way I would use is it is to talk about sequencing. For example, I would ask the students "where did the teapot go first? Where next?" and so on. Another activity I would do is ask the students where they would like to go or what adventure would they like to embark on with the teapot. I would have them draw a picture and write a sentence or two about it for upper grades. ...more

Feb 18, 2019 Alana rated it it was amazing

Awards: None
Grade level: Prek-1
Summary: The little teapot shared his dreams and adventures! Follow him around the world through different adventures before returning home to serve tea to friends and family.
My Review: I love this book because it's an adorable nursery rhyme that has been expanded. It even has sheet music that can played in the classroom. This simple nursery rhyme book also illustrated different cultures (Chinese and Mexican), the use of imagination and the importance of friends a Awards: None
Grade level: Prek-1
Summary: The little teapot shared his dreams and adventures! Follow him around the world through different adventures before returning home to serve tea to friends and family.
My Review: I love this book because it's an adorable nursery rhyme that has been expanded. It even has sheet music that can played in the classroom. This simple nursery rhyme book also illustrated different cultures (Chinese and Mexican), the use of imagination and the importance of friends and family.
In Class: This book could be used to talk about different cultures, space, dreams, etc. If you're feeling brave, you could even try to write a verse with your class (count syllabus in each line) and then sing it together in class. The class can sing, dance, and act out each page to help follow along with the story. Another classroom use could be using the book as a segue into talking about Colonial times/history and having a tea party. ...more

Apr 23, 2018 Melanie Vacco rated it it was amazing

1. No awards won.
2. Grade level: pre-K to second grade.
3. A teapot is waiting on the stove for someone to make tea when the teapot tells the children that it will show them all of the teapots dreams. The teapot takes the children all over—places like china, England, and outer space—showing them everything it has ever dreamed of doing. In the end it makes tea for the children's friends and family.
4. I like how the story has diversity placed within it. It explores different cultures and lets th 1. No awards won.
2. Grade level: pre-K to second grade.
3. A teapot is waiting on the stove for someone to make tea when the teapot tells the children that it will show them all of the teapots dreams. The teapot takes the children all over—places like china, England, and outer space—showing them everything it has ever dreamed of doing. In the end it makes tea for the children's friends and family.
4. I like how the story has diversity placed within it. It explores different cultures and lets the teapot describe all its dreams. It also shows how comforting and important tea time, or getting together, with family and friends is.
5. In a classroom the children could do the teapot dance to the nursery rhyme. They could also express their own dreams and aspirations by drawing and writing it down. ...more

Mar 12, 2019 Olivia Hansen rated it it was amazing

I'm a Little Teapot has not won any awards. This book is appropriate fro Pre K-K.
Take a ride with a magical and irresistible little teapot as he unfolds the world to the young boy and girl whose home he shares. Children will take delight in the adventure awaiting them, from flying kites in China, to fox hunting in England, to flying with aliens in outer space. Music and lyrics on last page.
I like this book because it allows kids to use their imaginations. The students will enjoy this book/song I'm a Little Teapot has not won any awards. This book is appropriate fro Pre K-K.
Take a ride with a magical and irresistible little teapot as he unfolds the world to the young boy and girl whose home he shares. Children will take delight in the adventure awaiting them, from flying kites in China, to fox hunting in England, to flying with aliens in outer space. Music and lyrics on last page.
I like this book because it allows kids to use their imaginations. The students will enjoy this book/song because they get to experience so many places and go on exciting excursions with the Little Teapot. I also like how their are vocabulary words and some relate to a specific culture which I think is really cool.
In a classroom the children could do the teapot dance to the nursery rhyme. They could also express their own dreams and aspirations by drawing and writing it down. ...more

Oct 04, 2017 Jessica rated it really liked it

1. This book has not received any awards.
2. This book is appropriate for preschool-1st grade.
3. "I'm a Little Teapot" is the well known nursery that is now transformed into a children's book. The teapot is characterized with a hot temper. The book addresses his various adventures and his struggle to maintain his temper.
4. I really like how the book is more than the nursery rhyme that we all know. It goes well beyond with the different adventures. Children are very interested in this book because 1. This book has not received any awards.
2. This book is appropriate for preschool-1st grade.
3. "I'm a Little Teapot" is the well known nursery that is now transformed into a children's book. The teapot is characterized with a hot temper. The book addresses his various adventures and his struggle to maintain his temper.
4. I really like how the book is more than the nursery rhyme that we all know. It goes well beyond with the different adventures. Children are very interested in this book because it is a twist on a nursery rhyme that they already know.
5. Two different in-class uses for this book could be:
-Explaining about tempers and how we can resolve them
-The children can move around by doing the little teapot movements. ...more

Oct 22, 2017 Kia Nguyen rated it it was amazing

1.)Awards the book has received (if any): No awards
2.)Appropriate grade level(s): Pre-k-2nd grade
3.)Original 3-line summary: The song is about a little tea pot who's short and stout. It has a handle and it has a spout. When the teapot steams up, tip it over and pour the tea out into a cup.
4.)Original 3-line review: I love this song because it's so enthusiastic. I love how the song has a little dance to it. I also like that the children can learn what I teapot does from this song.
5.)2-3 possib 1.)Awards the book has received (if any): No awards
2.)Appropriate grade level(s): Pre-k-2nd grade
3.)Original 3-line summary: The song is about a little tea pot who's short and stout. It has a handle and it has a spout. When the teapot steams up, tip it over and pour the tea out into a cup.
4.)Original 3-line review: I love this song because it's so enthusiastic. I love how the song has a little dance to it. I also like that the children can learn what I teapot does from this song.
5.)2-3 possible in-class uses: The teacher can have sets of teapots at the dramatic play area for the children to play with. The children can have a cutout of a teapot on a sheet of paper and the children can label the different parts of a teapot.
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The sing song verse of this book is really uplifting and super easy. I got the hang of it the first time I held the book. It is simple to the go point and it encourages the child's imagination. My daughter loves this book and she is only months old. I agree that the writer may have confused Mexico for Spain in the bull fighting episode but bull fighting does exist in Mexico though it is not what it is most famous for. As for the day dreaming and how the teapot takes the children with him to the The sing song verse of this book is really uplifting and super easy. I got the hang of it the first time I held the book. It is simple to the go point and it encourages the child's imagination. My daughter loves this book and she is only months old. I agree that the writer may have confused Mexico for Spain in the bull fighting episode but bull fighting does exist in Mexico though it is not what it is most famous for. As for the day dreaming and how the teapot takes the children with him to the sea, forest, hunting and other forms of adventure, then that's the epitome of the book. I appreciated how the book ended with the teapot returning to its original task of getting the whole family together. This is a fun book... ...more

1. N/A
2. UPK
3. This book is includes the nursery rhyme "I'm a Little Teapot". The author of this book also expands on the original nursery rhyme.
4. The illustrations demonstrate the words that go along with the lines of this book. The author was very creative to come up with the extended version of this nursery rhyme.
5. a) Children can do the dance that goes along with this song.
b) Have the children match the part of the teapot to its correct term.
1. N/A
2. UPK
3. This book is includes the nursery rhyme "I'm a Little Teapot". The author of this book also expands on the original nursery rhyme.
4. The illustrations demonstrate the words that go along with the lines of this book. The author was very creative to come up with the extended version of this nursery rhyme.
5. a) Children can do the dance that goes along with this song.
b) Have the children match the part of the teapot to its correct term.
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Oct 30, 2017 Lidia Alarcon rated it it was amazing

Awards: N/A

Appropriate grade level(s): pre-k - K

Summary: This is a well known nursery rhyme that was transformed into a book. The teapot is describing its own physical characteristics. The author of this book expanded on the original story.

Review: This is a fun book to read/sing. Theres also a dance that can go along with the reading/singing. Would recommend this book for young children.

In-class uses: (1) teapot set in the dramatic play area. (2) labeling a teapot.

Feb 01, 2018 Ms. Shoshana rated it really liked it

This scans so nicely! I sang it at story time this week and everyone immediately quieted down and listened attentively. I like how the teapot has lots of different kinds of dreams - not just exploring geographically new places but also trying new experiences. I do think some of the country pages have held up oddly - in particular, the one where the teapot wants to go foxhunting!?!? Still, this is so easy to sing and the pictures are bright enough that I'll definitely keep it in the repertoire. This scans so nicely! I sang it at story time this week and everyone immediately quieted down and listened attentively. I like how the teapot has lots of different kinds of dreams - not just exploring geographically new places but also trying new experiences. I do think some of the country pages have held up oddly - in particular, the one where the teapot wants to go foxhunting!?!? Still, this is so easy to sing and the pictures are bright enough that I'll definitely keep it in the repertoire. ...more

Apr 18, 2018 Alexis Lattin rated it really liked it

1. No awards
2. 2-5 years old.
3. This nursery rhyme is about a teapot that takes the reader on an adventure around the world with him.
4. This book is interesting because it adds adventure to the original "I'm a Little Teapot" rhyme. I like that the teapot goes to different places so that the children can explore with him.
5. This book is good for the younger children to be a prompt to talk about different places around the world and possibly allow them to discuss where they have been.

Appropriate for grades pre-k-1

This story is a continuation of the nursery rhyme I'm a little tea pot. The story follows the adventures the tea pot imagines, from China to space to the jungle.

This book keeps children interested as the tea pot visits different places. The children can learn about all different places as well. They can also act out the song.

The students can make their own tea pot adventure books. You can use it to learn about the different places the tea pot visits.

Appropriate for grades pre-k-1

This story is a continuation of the nursery rhyme I'm a little tea pot. The story follows the adventures the tea pot imagines, from China to space to the jungle.

This book keeps children interested as the tea pot visits different places. The children can learn about all different places as well. They can also act out the song.

The students can make their own tea pot adventure books. You can use it to learn about the different places the tea pot visits.

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Sep 15, 2018 Staciel rated it it was amazing

We were introduced to Iza Trapani's via this book years ago in our Music Together class.. We read quite a few of them, but this one will always be a favorite as it was the first one we read and because it introduces travel to other cultures.
We were introduced to Iza Trapani's via this book years ago in our Music Together class.. We read quite a few of them, but this one will always be a favorite as it was the first one we read and because it introduces travel to other cultures. ...more

May 14, 2019 Sarah Reigrod rated it it was amazing

Appropriate Grade Level(s):
PK-2

Original Summary:
A small teapot sings about themself to describe their physical attributes.

Original Review:
This book is great to read with a class because of its enticing illustrations, and melody to sing along.

Possible In-Class Uses:
Read aloud; Sing along

Aug 13, 2020 Valleri rated it it was amazing

From classic nursery rhyme to fascinating teapot tale, my son loved listening to the flow of this book the whole way through! With darling illustrations and a clever take on a beloved song, this book was captivating and withstands the changing times to remain so today.

Jan 22, 2018 Ck rated it really liked it

A cute picture book about the song, "I'm a little teapot" A cute picture book about the song, "I'm a little teapot" ...more

Pretty cute different version of the familiar song. My daughter really enjoyed it. The illustrations are also quite fun!

Jul 16, 2018 Marilyn rated it liked it

Alissa loved the verses as the Teapot traveled around the world.

Jun 23, 2021 Stacie rated it liked it

Remember reading this back in the day to the boys. Here is my spout and here is my meat. Don't ask!! 🙄

Oct 12, 2016 James K rated it liked it

This book is a variation of the classic nursery rhyme "I'm a Little Teapot". This seems most suitable for students anywhere from preschool to first-grade. Instead of just writing the song, the author decided to change the verse for each of the places the teapot is going. The teapot travels to space, China, the opera, and many other places with these two children. Each page features a different location with some version of the original 4-verse stanza with the rhyme scheme AAAA, since each line r This book is a variation of the classic nursery rhyme "I'm a Little Teapot". This seems most suitable for students anywhere from preschool to first-grade. Instead of just writing the song, the author decided to change the verse for each of the places the teapot is going. The teapot travels to space, China, the opera, and many other places with these two children. Each page features a different location with some version of the original 4-verse stanza with the rhyme scheme AAAA, since each line rhymes with the next. I thought that the book was very fun. The pictures were, in my opinion, the best part of the story because they seemed to tell more than the stanzas did. I wouldn't want to spend too much time on this book in class since there does not seem to be many uses for it. I can think of instructing the students to follow the same pattern of "I'm a little teapot. . ."and completing the stanza with their own rhymes. Other than that, the lessons I would pair with this book seem redundant, especially to the other nursery rhymes. ...more

1. n/a
2. Preschool-Kindergarten
3. The book is based on a classic children's song, where the teapot is singing about all her physical details.
4. This is a song that I have known since my Pre-K days. It's always a tune that young children catch on to and enjoy for years to come; will also encourages reading because of the rhythme of the song that they're familiar with.
5. This is a great book to use for the song during transitions of different activities or lessons. Or singing this song with moveme 1. n/a
2. Preschool-Kindergarten
3. The book is based on a classic children's song, where the teapot is singing about all her physical details.
4. This is a song that I have known since my Pre-K days. It's always a tune that young children catch on to and enjoy for years to come; will also encourages reading because of the rhythme of the song that they're familiar with.
5. This is a great book to use for the song during transitions of different activities or lessons. Or singing this song with movement is a great short activity to encourage physical movement ...more

Oct 12, 2016 Lydia Erakare rated it really liked it

1. This book has not received any awards.

2. This book is appropriate for PreK-1st grade.

3. This well-known nursery rhyme has been transformed in this book. The little hot-tempered teapot embarks on adventures and travels the world.

4. I liked this book because it is so much more than just the well-known nursery rhyme. The teapot goes on adventures and the story expands on a very basic little rhyme. Children will be surprised when the story continues past the part they know!

5. A) This book coul

1. This book has not received any awards.

2. This book is appropriate for PreK-1st grade.

3. This well-known nursery rhyme has been transformed in this book. The little hot-tempered teapot embarks on adventures and travels the world.

4. I liked this book because it is so much more than just the well-known nursery rhyme. The teapot goes on adventures and the story expands on a very basic little rhyme. Children will be surprised when the story continues past the part they know!

5. A) This book could be used as an opportunity to sing and get children moving by doing the teapot motions.
B) This book could also be used during the study of the letter T. The letter tea is repeated constantly throughout the book.

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1. No awards
2. Preschool to kindergarten
3. Another classic songbook in which a little Teapot shares her dreams with you throughout the day. She takes two children to kite fly, eat with chopsticks and row boats in China, watch bullfighting in Mexico, fly and meet aliens in space and so on. Then, all friends and family gather around for tea time at the end of the day.
4. This is another childhood favorite of mine. The books was very catchy with all the rhymes; and the illustrations were detailed w 1. No awards
2. Preschool to kindergarten
3. Another classic songbook in which a little Teapot shares her dreams with you throughout the day. She takes two children to kite fly, eat with chopsticks and row boats in China, watch bullfighting in Mexico, fly and meet aliens in space and so on. Then, all friends and family gather around for tea time at the end of the day.
4. This is another childhood favorite of mine. The books was very catchy with all the rhymes; and the illustrations were detailed watercolors. I like that the Teapot took you to various places.
5. Rhyming; learn more about the different places or things mentioned such as China, Mexico, space, the sea, the jungle, etc. ...more

Title: I'm a Little Teapot
Author: Iza Trapani
Genre: Nursery Rhyme
Theme(s): Rhyming, dreams, geography, traveling, song

Opening line/sentence:
I'm a little teapot short and stout.

Brief Book Summary:
This book follows a teapot who takes her "family" on an adventure of her dreams! They travel through China, Mexico, space, an opera, a pirate ship, London, and the jungle all while singing their adventures to the same normal tune of "I'm a Little Teapot." At the end, everyone they met on their adventu

Title: I'm a Little Teapot
Author: Iza Trapani
Genre: Nursery Rhyme
Theme(s): Rhyming, dreams, geography, traveling, song

Opening line/sentence:
I'm a little teapot short and stout.

Brief Book Summary:
This book follows a teapot who takes her "family" on an adventure of her dreams! They travel through China, Mexico, space, an opera, a pirate ship, London, and the jungle all while singing their adventures to the same normal tune of "I'm a Little Teapot." At the end, everyone they met on their adventures is back at their home for a little bit of tea!

Professional Recommendation/Review #1:
Carol Raker Collings, Ph.D. (Children's Literature)
In this expanded version of the traditional song, the little teapot shares his dreams with two children as he waits on the stove for someone to make tea. His imaginary escapades include a boat ride in China, a bullfight in Mexico, a space outing, a trip to the opera, a pirate ship ride, a foxhunt, and a jungle hide and seek game. The cute teapot is very versatile in all these exploits. For example, his spout becomes a fishing rod on the Chinese boat, an orchestral horn at the opera, and a trumpet on the foxhunt. The story ends with a tea party for all of the children's family and friends (including some they met on their trips--the fox and an alien). The illustrations are cheerful. Even the back to back two-page spreads in the jungle show smiling snakes and lizards. The watercolors use the entire palette from a particularly attractive pink, yellow, and green kite to a brown bull frolicking into a red cape in a red-rimmed arena. The musical score and adapted lyrics are included in the back of the book. This would be quite enjoyable as a parent and child sing-a-long.

Professional Recommendation/Review #2:
The Horn Book Guide
In additional verses to the song, the little teapot takes two children on an imaginary trip to China, Mexico, space, the opera, the sea, a fox hunt, the jungle, and back home again for teatime with everyone they met on their journey. The awkward, unimaginative verses are accompanied by bland illustrations of the rosy-cheeked characters. A minor typo appears in the musical notation at the back.

Response to Two Professional Reviews:
These two reviews seem to be completely opposite when it comes to the illustrations. However, the first review does this book justice. The second review completely overlooks the fun adventure the teapot takes us on and is focused on the illustrations. The illustrations suit this book well and help us feel like we are on the adventure with the children and the teapot.

Evaluation of Literary Elements:
The teapot is the main character in this book, as well as the two children she brings along with her. The words are inviting and fun and tag along to where they are located. For example "si señor" when they are in Mexico! There is a lot of excitement throughout the whole book because of the illustrations, thus making the tone of the book very positive and inviting. The inviting tone of the book comes from the teapot who is the narrator and says "we" and "you" inviting all listeners to be part of her travels.

Consideration of Instructional Application:
Depending on age, each student could write an adventure or a dream of his or hers to the tune of "I'm a Little Teapot." Just like this book, we could make a classroom book of all our adventures with illustrations as well! With younger kids, we could also have our own tea party and dress like some of the character in the book! Some students could be aliens, some could be animals, and some could be pirates, etc.!

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-N/A
-Pre-K to 2nd grade

-SUMMARY:
This book captures the catchy, childhood song of 'I'm A Little Teapot.' It tells the story of the song through coordinating pictures and illustrations.

-REVIEW:
This is a great way to incorporate reading into a fun activity. It is also a friendly and encouraging way to get children confident in reading since they are familiar with the song and words.

-IN-CLASS USES:
1. transition
2. early reading/confidence

-N/A
-Pre-K to 2nd grade

-SUMMARY:
This book captures the catchy, childhood song of 'I'm A Little Teapot.' It tells the story of the song through coordinating pictures and illustrations.

-REVIEW:
This is a great way to incorporate reading into a fun activity. It is also a friendly and encouraging way to get children confident in reading since they are familiar with the song and words.

-IN-CLASS USES:
1. transition
2. early reading/confidence

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Grade level: Pre k- 1st grade
Summary: This is the well known nursery rhyme "I'm a little tea pot" transformed into a book. It tells the tale of this steamy little teapot traveling the world and embarking on new adventures. This twist on the classic nursery rhyme brings the story to life through color and song.
Review: I really enjoyed this book because it was more than just the nursery rhyme we all know and love. This little teapot breaks free from the nursery rhyme we are so used to and travels Grade level: Pre k- 1st grade
Summary: This is the well known nursery rhyme "I'm a little tea pot" transformed into a book. It tells the tale of this steamy little teapot traveling the world and embarking on new adventures. This twist on the classic nursery rhyme brings the story to life through color and song.
Review: I really enjoyed this book because it was more than just the nursery rhyme we all know and love. This little teapot breaks free from the nursery rhyme we are so used to and travels the world. I think this book will excite the children as the story goes further than they've known yet.
In Class Use: This is always a great book to get the classroom up and moving, which is never a bad thing to let them release some energy. As you read they can sing along and do the motions of I'm a little teapot. This book could also be used when teaching the letter T due to the books repetition of the letter. ...more

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