The Very Hungry Caterpillar Obsession
Three years later and she still loves Eric Carle’s classic The Very Hungry Caterpillar
February 2008
August 2009 (playing with Matthieu and Christina who brought us the French version with them from France)
October 2009 (reading the Pop-Up version with Alexis)
May 2010 (reading the French version with Alice)
December 2010 (reading the German version with Diane, a present toted from Germany for us)
January 2010 (reading the French version with Natalia)
“Reading” us her version of the book
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She’s so cute when she reads!
Comment by Sarah — March 2, 2011
haha, was the 2nd book NSFW? :)
Comment by Alice — March 2, 2011
So many sweet and amazing moments! So cute how she uses her “storybook voice” as she imitates your reading expression…awesome how she runs her finger along the words as she “reads”…great how she points to each item (love the “oh–one lollipop”)…and did she say the caterpillar had a “stummyache”? A-d-o-r-a-b-l-e!
Comment by Alexis — March 2, 2011
It’s amazing to watch this through my teacher eyes. What a wonderful way to learn the concepts about print. I wish I could make a video and show it to every parent in California. “This! -this is what your child can do. Read to them.”
This seriously gives me hope for the future. Thank you.
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