It Looked Like Spilt Milk

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Summary: Oldie but goodie
Review: Got this book for my children and also my niece. Remembered it from a long time ago. Encourages use of imagination.

Rating:
Summary: Oldie but goodie
Review: Got this book for my children and also my niece. Remembered it from a long time ago. Encourages use of imagination.

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Summary: It Looked Like Spilt Milk
Review: I am a pre-school teacher and have found this book lends itself to many other project such as allowing children to make their own book showing what they think the clouds look like. It is a very easy book for children to memorize and then "reread" over and over. My children love to "read" this book to anyone that will listen. I recomend this book to anyone that has a child with emerging reading skills or wonderful imaginations!!

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Summary: It Looked Like Spilt Milk
Review: I'm a new elementary educator, and I found this book very useful for promoting creativity in the classroom. Not only is it a good book to read before introducing a unit on clouds and weather, but also it can be used to increase artistic expression. You will not be disappointed with this title.

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Summary: good for either ESL class or music class
Review: Since the text follows a simple pattern, the book is good for teaching English as a foreign language. Here in Korea, I have had students ask me to read it again.

It is also good for a lesson on spoken intonation. The children enjoy playing the xylophone on C-E-A-G-G-G while I read "but it wasn't spilt milk."

Rating:
Summary: good for either ESL class or music class
Review: Since the text follows a simple pattern, the book is good for teaching English as a foreign language. Here in Korea, I have had students ask me to read it again.

It is also good for a lesson on spoken intonation. The children enjoy playing the xylophone on C-E-A-G-G-G while I read "but it wasn't spilt milk."

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Summary: Use Your Imagination.
Review: What exactly is the "it" in this story? That's what the author leaves the reader to discover as you flip through the pages of this intriguing little book. White pictures and font set against sky blue pages set up this childhood guessing game. Sometimes it looked like spilt milk, but it wasn't spilt milk. Sometimes it looked like a birthday cake or a squirrel or a tree and so on and so forth. The book provides an excellent introduction for preschool/kindergarten lessons on clouds or as the pre-model activity for some other creative exercise. Personally, I just like flipping through the book looking at the white on the blue, it's so calming and peaceful. Anyway, a very useful book to use teaching young children that they will enjoy having read to them.