Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Humpty Dumpty by Annie Kubler. This award winning series has been specifically designed for babies.
A great introduction to books through well known nursery songs and intereactive text. Get A Copy. Board book , 10 pages. Published March 9th by Child's Play International. More Details Songs and Rhymes - Baby Board Books. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Humpty Dumpty , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details.
More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Humpty Dumpty. May 28, Sandy rated it it was amazing Shelves: childrens , picture-book , library. My grandson 22 months loved this book. From reciting and watching this nursery rhyme over and over again, he loved to look at this board book and read it himself.
View all 3 comments. Sep 20, Dayna Stechel rated it liked it Shelves: nursery-rhymes. Awards this book has received: None 2. Appropriate grade level s : Preschool and Kindergarten 3. Original 3-line review: I enjoyed the version of the story. The characters are young like the students would be in a classroom, possibly playing the same way the children in the book are. Sep 22, Autumn rated it really liked it Shelves: nursery.
Appropriate grade level s : This book is appropriate for preschool. Summary: Humpty Dumpty sits on a wall. Humpty Dumpty falls. This book is short and straight to the point. I think this book would be great for very young kids because it is so short, but it can also be used as an interactive reading or used to focus on rhyming.
Uses in the classroom: The children can identify the words with the same rime. I can have the children think of ways to fix Humpty Dumpty. Oct 04, Jessica rated it liked it Shelves: nursery. This book has received the Pulitzer Prize. This book is appropriate for preschool-kindergarten. Humpty Dumpty was sitting on a wall when all of a sudden he fell off the wall and broke into pieces. Sadly, they were unable to do so. I really enjoyed how simple the storyline was for younger children, it went along with the well known rhyme.
The book showed that when faced with a problem, the best way to overcome it is by 1. The book showed that when faced with a problem, the best way to overcome it is by working together. The illustrations were quite simple, focusing more on Humpty compared to the surroundings. Two in class uses for the book: -Problem solving as to what they think is the best way to work together -Talking about safety, and how Humpty was not being very safe Sep 22, Jessica Blonder rated it liked it Shelves: children-s-book-reading No one could put Humpty back together again I wouldn't read this in my classroom because it was so short.
Activities in the classroom Have the students put together a puzzle of Humpty, like they are putting him back together again Take key words out Humpty Dumpty Illustrated by Annie Kubler No awards Grades Pre-K Summary: Humpty is an egg that fell of the wall and fell apart. Dec 13, Alexis Crespo rated it really liked it Shelves: nursery-rhymes.
So cheer up, little egg, and I will be your friend--at least so long as you remain fresh. A stale egg I never could abide. But do not call me 'little egg,' for I am quite large, as eggs go, and I have a name of my own. So the Princess took Humpty in her arms and walked with him all through the grounds, letting him see the fountains and the golden fish that swam in their waters, the beds of lilies and roses, and the pools where the swans floated.
Then she took him into the palace, and showed him all the gorgeous rooms, including the King's own bed-chamber and the room where stood the great ivory throne. Then she sat the egg gently upon the top of the stone wall, where there was a little hollow; and Humpty was delighted, for from his elevated perch he could see much better than the Princess herself.
As they came to the gate and entered at a brisk trot, Humpty, forgetting his dangerous position, leaned eagerly over to look at them. The next instant the Princess heard a sharp crash at her side, and, looking downward, perceived poor Humpty Dumpty, who lay crushed and mangled among the sharp stones where he had fallen.
The Princess sighed, for she had taken quite a fancy to the egg; but she knew it was impossible to gather it up again or mend the matter in any way, and therefore she returned thoughtfully to the palace. Now it happened that upon this evening several young men of the kingdom, who were all of high rank, had determined to ask the King for the hand of the Princess; so they assembled in the throne room and demanded that the King choose which of them was most worthy to marry his daughter.
The King was in a quandary, for all the suitors were wealthy and powerful, and he feared that all but the one chosen would become his enemies. Therefore he thought long upon the matter, and at last said,. Therefore I propose to test your wit. The one who shall ask me a riddle I cannot guess, can marry my daughter. At this the young men looked thoughtful, and began to devise riddles that his Majesty should be unable to guess.
But the King was a shrewd monarch, and each one of the riddles presented to him he guessed with ease. Now there was one amongst the suitors whom the Princess herself favored, as was but natural.
He was a slender, fair-haired youth, with dreamy blue eyes and a rosy complexion, and although he loved the Princess dearly he despaired of finding a riddle that the King could not guess. But while he stood leaning against the wall the Princess approached him and whispered in his ear a riddle she had just thought of. Instantly his face brightened, and when the King called, "Now, Master Gracington, it is your turn," he advanced boldly to the throne.
The King thought earnestly for a long time, and he slapped his head and rubbed his ears and walked the floor in great strides; but guess the riddle he could not. And thus did Humpty Dumpty, even in his death, repay the kindness of the fair girl who had shown him such sights as an egg seldom sees.
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