Articles liés à The Little Red Hen and the Ear of Wheat
Synopsis
Ideal for National Curriculum Key Stage 1, a retelling of a story in which the little red hen grows her own ear of wheat and teaches her lazy companions a valuable lesson at the same time. Includes a recipe for baking a loaf. Illustrated in colour by Elisabeth Bell.
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Revue de presse
'Where other little red hen stories finish, this one begins again, lots of discussion here on the social and moral aspects of sharing and helping! The illustrations are bold and colourful, full of talking points. The text is clear and easy to follow, there is a wonderfully simple bread recipe included in the book which makes an excellent follow-up activity to the story. Children can share the smell and taste of freshly baked bread with the little hen and her companions.' --Early Years Educator
'This is a beautifully illustrated book. The alternative ending to the story makes a welcome change from other editions.' --La Leche League News
'The illustrations are simplistic and bold with primary colours and thick outlines. This is a pleasing version of the story.' --School Librarian
Biographie de l'auteur
Mary Finch was born and educated in London, and has worked in the book trade both as an editor and a bookseller for many years. She has two daughters, and currently lives with her two cats in a thatched cottage built in 1640 in a small village just outside Bath. Elisabeth Bell was born in France in 1952. She came to England at the age of twenty to work as a French assistant and went on to set up a craft centre. In 1990, Elisabeth began her own greeting cards company which she runs with her husband, Chris. She currently lives in Brighton and has three children.
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