Noisy Bird Sing-Along (Noisy Sing-Along), by John Himmelman

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Every kind of bird has their very own kind of sound! Cheerful sounds, mournful sounds, sweet sounds, weird sounds. You can tell who they are without even opening your eyes. And what fun to sing along! Enjoy this fun new title from the author and illustrator of Noisy Bug Sing-Along and Noisy Frog Sing-Along!

Noisy Bird Sing-Along (Noisy Sing-Along), by John Himmelman

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2808876 in Books
• Brand: Himmelman, John
• Published on: 2015-03-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.50" h x .20" w x 9.60" l, .0 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

Noisy Bird Sing-Along (Noisy Sing-Along), by John Himmelman

From School Library Journal K-Gr 2—This exuberant introduction to bird sounds covers many species found across the country—house sparrows, mallards, robins, yellow warblers, nuthatches, and more—and others from more limited ranges. Each spread shows the bird calling in its habitat and describes the sound and the landscape. Large and striking, bright images of each bird fill the page. Especially effective are the entries on the American woodcock, the whip-poor-will, and the barred owl. The tap-tap-tap of the downy woodpecker and the hum of the Anna's hummingbird's wings are nonvocalization sounds that round out the repertoire of these 12 noisy creatures. An appended one-page "Fun Facts About the Birds" adds more information. Tips for teachers and caregivers are covered in "Birdy Things to Do," as are resources for further learning activities. VERDICT This fun, informative, and inspiring title is a solid addition to science collections.—Frances E. Millhouser, formerly at Fairfax County Public Library, VA

Review A say-along, sing-along invitation introduces the art of birding by ear through simple, recognizable bird songs and sounds and, mostly, familiar birds.From the "Cheery up? Cheerio!" of the robin to the "tap, tap, tap" of the downy woodpecker, each spread includes a common phonetic description of a bird's sound ("Oh Sweet Canada"; "Who cooks for you"; "Chick-a-dee-dee-dee") and where and when the bird might be found. Spare illustrations accurately show the birds and something of their environments: a yellow warbler on a cattail, a mallard in a pond, a house sparrow on a brick wall. Many of the birds are familiar daytime visitors to backyards and parks; young readers are less likely to encounter nocturnal singers like the barred owl, whip-poor-will and woodcock. A few are specifically northern or eastern. The Anna's hummingbird is only found on the Pacific coast, but its sound and appearance are not too unlike its eastern ruby-throated counterpart. Further information is included in the backmatter, where readers will find a description of the male woodcocks' dance and the advice to "pinch your nose shut" while imitating the call of the white-breasted nuthatch. There are also suggestions for other birding activities. For fostering nature awareness, this is a welcome companion to the author's previous titles about noisy bugs and noisy frogs. (Informational picture book. 4-9) --Kirkus Reviews

About the Author John Himmelman is the author and illustrator of more than sixty books for children, including Chickens to the Rescue. He lives in Connecticut with his family.John Himmelman is the author and illustrator of more than sixty books for children, including Chickens to the Rescue. He lives in Connecticut with his family.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. My son (age three) found this books hilarious. He ... By Erin Schade My son (age three) found this books hilarious. He laughed out-loud at every time I made the noises of the birds in the book. He made me read it three times in a row. He would have gone for 4 but I cut him off. I have read him the other books in this series (http://www.amazon.com/Noisy-Frog-Sing-Along-John-Himmelman/dp/1584693401) and (http://www.amazon.com/Noisy-Bug-Sing-Along-John-Himmelman/dp/1584691921/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_y) and the next times we walked my kids were much more in tune to the sounds of bugs and frogs. I am sure this will be no different. Looking forward to spring so we can try to find and hear as many of these birds as possible.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Outstanding Nature Awareness Book for Children By Annette Lamb The NOISY SING-ALONG collection by John Himmelman is a wonderful way to connect children with science and nature. Available as both print books, e-books, and apps, you’ll want to get all three for your library.Designed for pre-K through grade 3, NOISY BIRD SING-ALONG is the latest addition in this nature awareness series. The print book and e-book includes large, colorful illustrations of robins, sparrows, owls, mallards, and more. Colorful text is used to introduce the sound of each bird. In addition to information about the bird and sound, the habits and habitat of each bird is described.This easy concept book would be an effective way to introduce young children to informational reading. In addition, the text is easy enough for primary grade readers to enjoy independently. The Fun Facts and Things to Do pages are useful for older children, teachers, and parents.Active listening is an important skill. Getting children involved with identifying creature sounds is an excellent way to develop observational skills using the auditory channel. This book series would be an outstanding addition to an elementary school library collection.To learn more about bird sounds, explore Songs & Calls at http://www.allaboutbirds.org/page.aspx?pid=1059. Their free bird guide contains hundreds of sounds to explore. Go to http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/search.aspx.

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