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The circus of words: acrobatic anagrams, parading palindromes, wonderful words on a wire, and more lively letter play

Lederer, Richard
Language skills will fly through the air with the greatest of ease as kids join in The Circus of Words. Children of all ages are delighted by anagrams, palindromes, acrostics, alliteration, riddles, and puns, yet few books on wordplay are addressed to middle-schoolers. This creative and challenging activity book shows kids how to juggle letters to become ringmasters of wordplay. "The Shrinking Spotlight" shows how larger words become smaller words when certain letters are removed. "Clown Cars" introduces the idea of words hiding within words, and "The Acro Bat" and "Silver Spoonerisms" show off letter clusters that change from one word to another. The whole bandwagon is here, enabling kids, who are natural language enthusiasts, to cavort through that endless entertainment, the English language.
Chicago Review Press 2001 143 pages

Let's play I spy

Price, Katie
Katie and Peter are playing 'I Spy'. Follow the fingertrail and help Katie and Peter to find the different words.Guide your child's finger over the fingertrails to help them play 'I Spy'. Developed using Katie's experience with her own children and their different needs, this book is suitable for children of all abilities. Fingertrails help children practice the co-ordination skills they need for early writing. The bright and colourful pictures, touch-and-feel elements and clear text make this a fun and stimulating book that everyone can enjoy.
Red Fox 2008 14 pages