![]() ![]() The repetitive text makes this book fantastic for targeting grammar goals, such as the male pronouns ‘he’ and ‘his’, as well as speech sound goals, such as /t/ word-final position (e.g. These are great for helping children to practice describing the types of things we might see at a park. ducks in the pond, a girl on rollerskates, children playing soccer). The illustrations are colourful and bold depicting exciting double-page scenes at the park (e.g. Shark in the Park is a humorous and engaging story that is great fun to read aloud due to the rhythmic and repetitive rhyming text. “There’s a shark in the park!” But is it really a shark? Or could it be something else? Children will love peeping through the round holes in the centre of every page and guessing what Timothy has spotted. He looks up at the sky, he looks down at the ground, he looks left, and he looks right. Timothy Pope is exploring the park with his brand new telescope. ![]()
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