Hello, Bumblebee Bat (Board book)

from katie.harrel

Genre: Informational This is a good example of an informational, primary-aged book. The facts are accurate about the bumblebee bat, but they are stated developmentally appropriate for the primary ages. I would use this book when studying about bats in 2nd grade. I want to push the students to rea...

from matthewbloome

The scaffold this book used is quite simple, but also easily understood. The readers could enjoy the story and learn a lot along the way as well. Very impressive.

from satyridae

I love this book! The facts are interesting, the question and answer format cute, the repetition of the bat's name in each question makes a nice rhythm, and the illustrations are adorable without being unduly cartoonish. The afterword is perhaps too brief, but the actual size illustration on the ...

from LisaBlanchard

Hello, Bumblebee Bat written by Darrin Lunde and illustrated by Patricia J. Wynne. This non-fiction picture book that received the 2008 Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book award. It is a set of informational questions for the bumblebee bat pictured in the book. The bat answers each question according...