"Red lace, yellow lace. . . learn to tie your shoe." A set of verses, step-by-step color illustrations, and a model child's shoe with real laces are the components of this charming, instructive package that gently challenges toddlers' hand-eye coordination. The illustrations show a pair of hands and a pair of laces, close up and in detail-and the model shoe gives kids something to practice on.
Rhyming text teaches young children how to tie a shoe.
Anonymous
Posted March 19, 2003
If your child has a hard time keeping focused, then this is the book for you! The big pictures, two colored laces, and straight to the point directions, makes this book a wonderful must have for children!!!
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Posted October 14, 2002
This is a great flip chart book that illustrates step by step instructions on shoe tying. The rabbit ears method is used with different color shoe laces to make it easier to follow. The book has a shoe on the bottom of the book with one red lace and one yellow lace that pull out of the book so you can actually learn to tie shoes while reading this book. A great interactive book.
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Posted May 21, 2012
This book teaches bunny ear tying and in school they want to teach them the normal way of tying. I was very disappointed in this book.
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Posted January 30, 2010
This book came recommended by my 5 year old's teacher. However it didnt work for my son. In fact, he found it to be quite confusing. We're still working on shoe tying the traditional way.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.My son was having difficulty learning to tie his shoes. In turn I bought this book. It was wonderful! We read through it several times and then he followed the illustrations over and over. Long story short, he can tie his shoes with no problems at all. He loves this book and I cant wait until my daughter gets old enough to learn how to tie her shoes!
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.My 5 year old and I read this book every night at bedtime! He knows how to tie his shoe now but he still likes to show me that he can do it! Greatbook! Great mommy and me time.
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Posted February 5, 2002
i tryed for hours and this book didnt help me im gonna where velcro from now on dont buy this book or if u do buy it set it on fire
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Overview
"Red lace, yellow lace. . . learn to tie your shoe." A set of verses, step-by-step color illustrations, and a model child's shoe with real laces are the components of this charming, instructive package that gently challenges toddlers' hand-eye coordination. The illustrations show a pair of hands and a pair of laces, close up and in detail-and the model shoe gives kids something to practice on.
Rhyming text teaches young children how to tie a shoe.
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