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Auction Ends: Mar 13, 2011 11:00 PM PDT

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Safety Picture Book Trio

Item Number
135
Estimated Value
9 USD
Sold
3 USD to KKezziah
Number of Bids
1  -  Bid History

Item Description

 

This book trio includes:

Never Ever Talk to Strangers

Jamie wears his Super Safety Expert badge proudly.  It shows he's learned all of Officer Crane's Rules for Stranger Safety:

  • Strangers are people you don't know.
  • If a stranger talks to you, you should yell and run away.
  • And most importantly, never EVER talk to strangers!

But when Jamie meets a stranger after school, will he remember what to do?

Miss Mingo and the Fire Drill

Miss Mingo, a pink flamingo, and her diverse animal students are back. As she begins to prepare the class for fire drills, they become anxious. "Panda started barking. Elephant trumpeted." Miss Mingo assures them all that with practice, they will know what to do. Fire Chief Grizzly visits and talks about "Stop!" "Drop!" and "Roll!" When the teacher leaves the room for lunch and the cafeteria monitor takes her place, an enormous sneeze from Hippo sends the other students into evacuation mayhem. Fortunately, their mistake prepares them for the real drill later in the week. Throughout the book, factual notations about the animals' defense mechanisms appear in small print. "When danger threatens, the proboscis monkey honks loudly, and its large, fleshy nose swells and turns red." The accompanying watercolor-and-ink illustration shows a comical creature whose nose is twice the size of his head. Harper's silliness helps deliver the well-articulated and important lessons about emergency behavior. Children will love the story for its charm and rollicking fun, and the salient points will make a lasting impression.

Firefighter Ted

A young bear wakes up one morning smelling smoke, and when he can't find a firefighter, he becomes one. But Firefighter Ted gets so distracted by the details of being a rescue hero that he doesn't pay attention to what is actually happening around him. He uses a fire extinguisher on a piece of burnt toast among other disasters. Ted does, however, end up "rescuing" the school principal in a fairly spectacular way, proving that he does have fire-safety skills. Beaty and Lemaitre, who previously teamed up for Doctor Ted (S & S, 2008), again bring a light hand to their story. Ted is lovable despite his bumbling and his tendency to cause more trouble. A good book for all wannabe firefighters and for those who just love a fun story.

Item Special Note

 

Item Pick-up

Items will be available for pick-up at Village Home's Westside Campus Tuesday, March 15th - Friday, March 18th from 10am - 3pm.

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