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Tarfumes.com - My Big Lie (A Little Bill Book for Beginning Readers)
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List Price: $3.99
Our Price: $3.99
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Cartwheel
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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780590521611
ISBN: 0590521616
Label: Cartwheel
Manufacturer: Cartwheel
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 40
Publication Date: 1999-05-01
Publisher: Cartwheel
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Studio: Cartwheel
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Little Bill gets in big trouble when he tells a fib to explain why he has come home late for dinner. Full color.
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Summary: My Big Lie
Comment: My Big Lie is a great book for character development. I chose this book when I taught the rules to my 2nd graders. They liked to read it by themselves too.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Just what I was looking for
Comment: I was searching for a way to explain to my child why lying was "a big no-no." I hoped that a Little Bill book would be sure to hold my child's interest. This book was able to do both quite well. The story is interesting without being overly complicated. Both my children enjoyed it and the elder did seem to finally grasp what I'd been unsuccessful in explaining before.
My only complaint would be that I wished Cosby had had Little Bill's parents explain the danger in what he had supposedly been doing that caused him to be late for dinner (his lie), before having Bill come clean. But, it did allow for another important safety topic to be discussed.
Altogether, I'd give the book 4.5 stars.
Customer Rating:
Summary: My students love this book
Comment: I teach first grade. My students love this book because the children in this book are just like them! I like the book because it is easy for them to read, has great pictures, and is in the form of a short chapter book so they feel they are smart readers. I also like the morals and lessons in the book. This book and other Little Bill books are great!
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Summary: Lessons on Trust
Comment: Every year my students have a choice of choosing a book from the stack of 'Little Bill' books, and this one is always the first one they pick. The moral of this story is one that not only teachers wish to inflict, but parents, as well. It has a great way of introducing THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF story into the classroom. I also enjoyed how it introduced a way to discuss the definition of a "fib". This book was great for my students because we were able to explore in more detail the meaning of true "trust". I recommend this book to every teacher and every parent of elementary aged children.
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