Maisy - Maisy's Pirate Treasure Hunt
Lucy Cousins’ little Maisy and friends return in Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt. It is a pirate story for youngsters. There are twelve pages of clues to discover the treasure chest’s location.
Colorful Maisy and friends search for a buried treasure. Captain Maisy and maties search an island. In the oversized board book, they search high and low. There are forty flaps under which children can search with Maisy. All sorts of things are hidden under the flaps.
Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt’s text is in rhyme. The pictures and text keep the crew searching the island for the booty. They must find three keys. Instructions tell them to look in the sand, in the mango trees and underneath the sea. After the treasure chest is found, Maisy and friends have a beach party cookout. On the last page, there is a wheel. Turn the wheel and see common items in the night sky: stars, bats and fireworks.
The colorful Maisy book works in the bedroom and in the school room. Children will love looking under the flaps. It makes them feel they are searching with Maisy. Kids enjoy having fun with Maisy. Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt introduces children to pirate story terms.
As you read Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt, emphasize the direction in which we read print. Point to the first word on a line and run your finger beneath the words as you read left to right and from top to bottom. Adults forget children need to be taught this.
"Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet." - Roger Miller
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Note: Maisy's Pirate Treasure Hunt by Lucy Cousins is from Candlewick Press.
Colorful Maisy and friends search for a buried treasure. Captain Maisy and maties search an island. In the oversized board book, they search high and low. There are forty flaps under which children can search with Maisy. All sorts of things are hidden under the flaps.
Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt’s text is in rhyme. The pictures and text keep the crew searching the island for the booty. They must find three keys. Instructions tell them to look in the sand, in the mango trees and underneath the sea. After the treasure chest is found, Maisy and friends have a beach party cookout. On the last page, there is a wheel. Turn the wheel and see common items in the night sky: stars, bats and fireworks.
The colorful Maisy book works in the bedroom and in the school room. Children will love looking under the flaps. It makes them feel they are searching with Maisy. Kids enjoy having fun with Maisy. Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt introduces children to pirate story terms.
As you read Maisy’s Pirate Treasure Hunt, emphasize the direction in which we read print. Point to the first word on a line and run your finger beneath the words as you read left to right and from top to bottom. Adults forget children need to be taught this.
"Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet." - Roger Miller
Drop in the forum. Share your favorite Picture and/or Board book! Sign up to receive the Children's Books Review newsletter. Do not miss any future articles.
Picture Books for Children
Infants and Toddlers Board Books
Children Books with Animals
Children Books on Opposites
Children's Books
List of Dr. Seuss Books
Don Freeman's Books
Stan Berenstain's Books
List of Magic Tree House Books
Chronicles of Narnia Books
A Series of Unfortunate Events Books
Pirate Story Books for Children
Note: Maisy's Pirate Treasure Hunt by Lucy Cousins is from Candlewick Press.
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