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Hilda Hippo's Tea Party (The Busy World of Richard Scarry Series)

Hilda Hippo's Tea Party (The Busy World of Richard Scarry Series)

Published in
1996
3.24
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Description

Adapted from the television series, the titles in this series feature Huckle, Lowly Worm, Mr Frumble and other Busytown residents.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Book in series
#5

Why to read

  • Engaging Illustrations: Richard Scarry's books are renowned for their colorful, detailed, and engaging illustrations that capture the attention of young readers. 'Hilda Hippo's Tea Party' is no exception, offering a visual feast that encourages children to explore every page.
  • Early Reading Skills: The simple and repetitive text in 'Hilda Hippo's Tea Party' is perfect for early readers. It helps them develop their reading skills by familiarizing them with basic vocabulary and sentence structures, making the reading experience both educational and enjoyable.
  • Social Skills Development: The story revolves around Hilda Hippo hosting a tea party, which provides a fun context for teaching children about social interactions, manners, and the importance of friendship. Kids can learn valuable lessons about sharing, cooperation, and kindness through the characters' experiences.
  • Imagination and Creativity: Richard Scarry's books are known for sparking imagination and creativity in children. 'Hilda Hippo's Tea Party' encourages kids to think about hosting their own tea parties, engaging in role-play, and coming up with their own stories, thereby fostering creative thinking.