Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book

Single Book (BEL24-49-5): $5.50
6-Pack (PKBEL24-49-5): $33.00
Size: 8.5 x 8.5
Word Count: 12
Pages: 12
Level: A/1
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Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book, the larger, lap-sized version of Lunch for Baby Elephant, is the perfect size for reading aloud with children who are just beginning to read on their own. In Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book, Baby Elephant is hungry. Mother Elephant teaches Baby Elephant how to find and eat the best leaves for lunch. This is a Level A, Early Emergent Reader.

Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book is part of the illustrated Baby Elephant Stories Lap Sized Set (8 1/2 x 8 1/2″) that includes: Baby Elephant Goes for a Swim Lap Book, Baby Elephant is Thirsty Lap Book, Baby Elephant Runs Away Lap Book, Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book, Berries for Baby Elephant Lap Book, and Baby Elephant’s Trunk Lap Book.

In Lunch for Baby Elephant, Baby Elephant is hungry. Mother Elephant teaches Baby Elephant how to find and eat the best leaves for lunch. Lunch for Baby Elephant is part of the illustrated Baby Elephant Stories set that includes six 5-3/4 x 5-3/4″ books. The Baby Elephant Stories set includes: Lunch for Baby ElephantBaby Elephant’s Trunk, Baby Elephant Goes for a SwimBaby Elephant Runs AwayBerries for Baby Elephant, and Baby Elephant is Thirsty.

Lunch for Baby Elephant can be found in the following Sets and Collections:
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Levels

ATOS

DRA

1

FOUNTAS & PINNELL

A

GUIDED READING

A

READING RECOVERY®

1

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1 review for Lunch for Baby Elephant Lap Book

  1. Lori

    “I love that these books are bigger. Some kids just need more space. The larger words (font) and space between them works for kids who have trouble with a smaller fonts.”
    –Lori, teacher from Fond Du Lac, WI

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