Books by Judy Schachner
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review 1: Tink is an indoor cat loved very much by his family. He is said to have a brain the size of a pea and when his older sisters look into his ears, they can see each other right through his head. He east just about anything he sets his sight on and one day he has to be taken to the ...
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review 1: This is such an adorable book! It follows the imaginative adventure of a cat who decides to go to space via his closet. He reaches the "red planet" which he finds is covered with chili powder. Skippyjon loves his adventure and this book is a definitely exciting story for young, c...
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review 1: Summary - Skippyjon Jones takes off on an imaginary adventure with his friends los chimichangos to become an acrobat in Cirque de Ole.Curriculum connection - Using context clues to decode unfamiliar words. Personal Reaction - I loved this book. I liked the mix of Spanish and Eng...
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review 1: Well these books have a certain controversy surrounding them but I still like them. Some of the words are odd and not really Spanish such as when Skippyjon goes by the name Skippito, however other real terms are thrown in throughout the book which I like for the children to hear...
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review 1: Mommy's review from 1/3/12 - I feel bad for not rating this higher but like a few others mentioned, there isn't much here. We received this in a gift bag, along with some other things, from Julia's kindergarten teacher for Christmas.It looks like Scholastic gave these out free to...