Seven Blind Mice, (Board Book)

from conuly

The artwork is done in stunning colors, silhouette style on black. Each of the mice (each a different color) takes a day during the week to examine the THING by their pond. As they describe it, we see a picture of what they thought they felt (a fan, a column, a snake), in their color. The seventh...

from alebarbu

Young, E. (1992). Seven blind mice. New York: Philomel Books. One day, seven blind mice find a "Something" by their pond, and set out to investigate what it is. On each day of the week, a different mouse touches the "Something" on a different area, and they all come back with a different idea of ...

from SatinaJensen

Story of 7 blind mice who try to describe an elephant, each of them take turns feeling different parts of the elephant and guessing that it is something not of an elephant.. but the last mouse feels the whole thing to decide that its an elephant. The moral of the story is knowing a part may make ...

from hatease

Seven blind mice were investigating what was at the end of the pond. Each mouse investigates and make a new discovery. The mysterious monster ends up being an elephant. The book allows student to think about teamwork, using other senses and to be humble. Great visual read. K-2

from Stephanyk

This book is a Caldecott Honor Book and is appropriate for the grades pre-k through the second grade. The book has simple pictures and short sentences that younger children can follow a long. Also students who are in the second grade should be able to read the book on their own. On each day of th...