guessing games

"Readers to try to guess what object is hiding inside the box on each spread. . . Features tactile textures and lift-the-flaps throughout"--Provided by publisher.

Words like high and low tell us where something is. Readers will join the Sesame Street friends to explore high and low and then put their knowledge to the test with a fun guessing game.

Readers join their friends from Sesame Street to learn the meaning of over and under. A fun guessing game with kid-friendly examples engages readers.

Join the friends from Sesame Street as they explore the concepts of inside and outside . Ample examples and a guessing game make this a fun and interactive learning experience for early learners.

"Structured as a guessing game competition, and told through . . . persona poems, the book celebrates animals' standout qualities, from the biggest (blue whale) to the smallest (shrew), with . . . [common] creatures (speedy cheetahs, long-necked giraffes) plus some less common animals . . . (long-lived tortoises, deep-dwelling snailfish and more). Each . . . persona poem is told from the point of view of a different animal and invites readers to guess who's the fastest flyer, strongest biter, best artist--even the smelliest! The . . . spirited poems are followed by a page turn that shows readers if their guess was correct and offers non-fiction information about each critter"--Provided by publisher.

Mr. McMonkey hosts a game in which the reader is invited to guess whether a stunt will result in a crash, a splash, or a moo.

Look through the openings in the pages and see if you can guess which animals are hiding there--.

Challenges readers to use given clues to guess the identity of a variety of objects, and provides information about each item under discussion.

Collages of the sky introduce children to the symbols associated with the state of Texas.