The best for a nest
By: by Lois Harrell
Publisher: American Printing House for the Blind
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Louisville, Ky
Language: eng
Format: [braille] /
Number of pages: 42
Subjects: Blind; Books and reading; Printing and writing systems; Children's literature, American; Blind children; Birds; Fiction
Description: "The Best for a Nest interactive storybook provides an opportunity for the learner to focus on many concepts: position of objects, prepositional phrases, and use of tactile symbols. ... Includes a storyboard with manipulatives (birds, nest, eggs, tree, branches, grass, and a cat). Basic concepts: counting, left and right, comparisons, top and bottom, around. Concepts can be extended: Go outside and explore different trees and their branches with your child, visit a pet shop and have him/her hold a bird, find a bird nest and let the child examine it, compare different eggs of birds and chickens with him/her. Topics for discussion: Why do birds sit on their eggs? Where do birds go when winter comes? What are the seasons of the year (sequence) and their difference?  Why did the bird want to be safe from the cat? What kind of food did the bird find on the ground?"--publisher's website.
Notes: Cover title.

Spiral bound.

Alternate lines of print and braille.

APH: 5-12301-00.