1000 Things to Eat by Hannah Wood
Children need to add lots of words to their spoken vocabularly. This illustrated look-and-talk book will provide them with plenty of opportunities to do so. It contains one thousand pictures of things to eat, along with their names. Each double-page spread shows an array of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, and more.
Attractive illustrations and straightforward captions make this a wonderful way to introduce children to different cultures and countries* The Guardian *
A beautifully illustrated book full of pages and pages of every food stuff you could think of. Bert already loves going through the pages and naming all the food he already knows and hopefully it will help to introduce him to new foods as well. * Mrs Bishops' Bakes and Banter *
This pictorial encyclopaedia of 1,000 different foods covers everything edible... Attractive illustrations (apart from the monkfish!) and straightforward captions make this a wonderful way to introduce children to different cultures and countries. * The Guardian *
It’s all here, from raw ingredients to cooked dishes from around the world, divided into sections such as home-cooked food, the sweet shop (sure to be a favourite), festivals and celebrations, and Indian restaurant. This is a great book to share and talk about with a small child, and a fun way to help them build their vocabulary. * lovereading4kids.co.uk *
Prompted the kids to ask questions such as 'what food is that?', 'where does the food come from?', 'how do you cook that?', 'can we find that in the shop?', and most importantly, 'can we try that?' * Toppsta reviewer *
A beautifully illustrated book full of pages and pages of every food stuff you could think of. Bert already loves going through the pages and naming all the food he already knows and hopefully it will help to introduce him to new foods as well. * Mrs Bishops' Bakes and Banter *
This pictorial encyclopaedia of 1,000 different foods covers everything edible... Attractive illustrations (apart from the monkfish!) and straightforward captions make this a wonderful way to introduce children to different cultures and countries. * The Guardian *
It’s all here, from raw ingredients to cooked dishes from around the world, divided into sections such as home-cooked food, the sweet shop (sure to be a favourite), festivals and celebrations, and Indian restaurant. This is a great book to share and talk about with a small child, and a fun way to help them build their vocabulary. * lovereading4kids.co.uk *
Prompted the kids to ask questions such as 'what food is that?', 'where does the food come from?', 'how do you cook that?', 'can we find that in the shop?', and most importantly, 'can we try that?' * Toppsta reviewer *
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781409582540 |
| ISBN 10 | 140958254X |
| Title | 1000 Things to Eat |
| Author | Hannah Wood |
| Series | 1000 Pictures |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Usborne Publishing Ltd |
| Year published | 2015-03-01 |
| Number of pages | 34 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |