Who Hops?

The cutest book. This was my daughters favorite!! I ordered it for her to read to her new baby! Full circle.

This book is hilarious! My grandson loves acting out the pictures!

My four year old grandson and I heard this story at a story time at the children's museum. He loved it, so I bought it for him. It is a really cute book.

I chose this book for the bright and colorful illustrations, the simple writing , and mostly the humor.When I read it to my 2 year old grand daughter she loved acting out the story by hopping, crawling, slithering, and swimming!

Perfect book for teaching beginner ELLs. You can use it with Total Physical Response, with Reenactment, and with Recitation.

Eer

Cute book, not as cute as Who Hoots

Who Hops takes a funny look at animals who hop, swim, fly or crawl – and which animals do not. Asking the opening question, “Who hops?”, the book teaches children about the animal world. We learn that frogs hop, as do rabbits, kangaroos and cows – wait, cows? Even the cow appears distressed! The author quickly corrects herself, noting that “Cows moo and give milk, but they don’t hop!”The questions continue, asking who flies, who slithers, who swims and who crawls, with similar groupings of animals that do and one animal that doesn’t, with hilarious responses. The exaggerated facial expressions on the odd animals out are laugh-out-loud funny, and the day-glo artwork, outlined in bold black outlines, assures that all readers will be able to see and enjoy the book. The artwork is simple – line drawings, filled in with fluorescent colors – and the text is in bold, black font.

This book is a great read-aloud story. Very interactive. Highly recommended, especially if you are reading to a young audience.