The Action Alphabet
Dean Walley, Don Fusco
- Reading
- Explore it together one letter at a time, pausing to name the action and notice what each pop-up adds to the page.
- Themes
- Learning the alphabet through actions: Letters are linked to people and actions; the examples are an acrobat doing flips and a barber shaving and cutting hair. The stated purpose is to make alphabet learning fun, so the letter-and-action pairings serve an instructional role.
- Worth knowing
- The book is designed to make alphabet learning playful. The full range of actions and how the pop-up features work are not clear from the examples.