Thomas the Tank Engine’s Big Lift – And – Look Book
Sunday, April 25th, 2010 at
12:56 pm
- ISBN13: 9780679880721
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
Illustrated in full color. Jam-packed with loads of flaps to “lift, look, and learn” from, this book will have young children searching for engines painted blue, green, or red, counting from 1 to 10, and learning the alphabet. Amazon.com Review
Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat. Children love books with flaps. They can’t get enough of them. And this book has many, many flaps–over 60, in fact. Something else: children are crazy about T… More >>
Thomas the Tank Engine‘s Big Lift – And – Look Book
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Filed under: Thomas and Friends Toys
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My 3-year-old son loves this book. Each set of pages focuses on a different concept like counting, colors, or the alphabet. One page has 10 flaps numbered 1-10, and under each flap are a certain number of items to count. Another page has the entire alphabet! The flaps aren’t all the same size either, which is more fun for the kids. I recommend this book for children 6 and under.
Rating: 5 / 5
Both my boys (ages 5 and 2) are big Thomas fans, and this book is probably their favorite Thomas book. There is truly a lot to see and do here! I think their favorite page is the one with a lot of sheds to open and see all the favorites—James, Percy—all of the gang! Another page has boxes filled with different numbers of things—toys, hats, bananas, etc. One page even features a man that looks a little bit like Schemer from the Shining Time Station series, although I don’t think he really is, but that didn’t stop that from being the favorite flap in the book for my older son! Each page is filled with interesting details. Certainly worth every penny.
Rating: 5 / 5
We bought this book for our then two-year-old and it is still his favorite of all his books. The flaps are not as sturdy as they could be, he’s torn a few and the Elmer’s glue thing has been initiated, but all-in-all, it’s a fabulous book and teaches counting, the alphabet, objects, shapes, etc. It’s just such a cute book and is without all the negative things that the regular Thomas books has (i.e. name calling, put downs, etc.). This really isn’t a Thomas book per se, but more of a basic let’s go to the train yard and see what’s going on type of book. I highly recommend it for the train lover in your family. It’s one of the nicest books we own.
Rating: 5 / 5
Pages with only one flap on them? Why waste the space? This book has flaps upon flaps upon flaps, so many that sometimes my two-year-old will reach for another one I’ve missed as I’m starting to turn the page. The last page alone is several minutes worth of flap-flipping fun. Even if your child isn’t a huge Thomas fan, this is a fun book with lots of hidden things to find on each page. What’s underneath will help teach colors and numbers and letters. And if they like Thomas, than they’ll love this book. There’s a logical progression from page to page if no actual story, but the fun in this one isn’t reading out loud, it’s finding flaps, lifting flaps, trying to remember what’s under flaps. Highly recommended.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is a flap book, 60 of them to be exact.
The popular Thomas the Tank Engine format is used to introduce children to the alphabet and their numbers. Each covers a flap that children can uncover and find a corresponding example. Other pages host more traditional flap objects (items that fit with the story), but the learning flaps have helped…associate letters with appropriate objects and recognize number representation with appropriate groupings.
The book is sturdy, which can’t be said for all flap books. The typical Thomas story is here, as well as the colorful art that delights young readers.
This book is a winner. Watch them learn while they enjoy.
Rating: 5 / 5