Look closely and see if you can spot the moose! ( )

Genre
Hidden-picture books
Picture books for children
Stories in rhyme
Subject
Animals
Children
Dogs
Forests
Moose
Nature
Quests
Swamps

In the book Looking for a Moose, Phyllis Root really put a twist to her words and explained the emotions very well through the different fonts and text size of the words. When Phyllis root wanted something to sound loud or fierce, she put the words in big bold black letters to represent them being fierce and loud. She used exclamation points and different punctuation marks to express the emotions as well. I really liked how in one scene of the book, she was explaining a swamp and used squiggly letters for the font to represent wavy water. ( )

Look closely and see if you can spot the moose!

This book is excellent for talking with students about being in the place of most potential. It is also an excellent book to use when talking about writing, and using descriptive words that go through the senses. For example, the teacher can easily ask what the students think the woods feel like or look like. ( )