I will use this book to help students learn their ABC's and simple words.
Wonderful for the younger crowd (toddlers, preschoolers) to really focus in on. I think Julia's just a tad bit too old for this sort of story. It is a story about little letters taking a vacation to a town where there is nothing but letters, and while on the vacation they fight fires. There is a lot on each page and it’s sort of jangly but the story zooms right along and my fire-engine-loving son thinks it’s a great story. Be the first to ask a question about Alphabet Rescue. There was a repeated pattern- each page spelt a word in the background corresponding to the text. In this third title starring Charley’s alphabet, the lowercase letters takes a vacation to Alphabet City, where they work together to refurbish an old fire truck and save the letter factory when it erupts intos flames. Preschool children would love the fun illustrations while learning at the same time.

Mommy loves books concerning books, libraries, letters, etc. ( Log Out /  rather than overtly teaching alphabetic principles. ( Log Out /  The only things about this book is not all of the letters are used, they don't come in order, and it is not realistic because they are in a different world. We haven’t read the others but the lure of the bright shining red fire engine on the front cover pulled my son in at the library! So for example on the A-B page the bear is looking at the apple pie; on the J-K-L page we are in the sky with the jay, the kite, and the lark. In doing so, they are recognized for being just as important. They are impressed with the new fire engine that an upper-case alphabet has but are too small to help. The story was very colorful throughout the entire book, bringing out energy and happiness. When the hose gets out of control, the little letters are sent away. The lower case letters go on vacation but told they are too small.

It shows students not only letters of the alphabet but also words that are commonly used with that letter.

Alphabet Rescue is about Charley visiting his grandparents. They are a great "in-between" from cartoon and real life illustrations. His kindergarten teacher read it to him. I didn't know what was happening and it took me a couple of pages to reach the author's level. Children just learning their alphabet will relish the crisp, digitally-produced illustrations that feature brightly-colored letters and detailed backgrounds, and adults will appreciate the effective emphasis on initial consonants. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. They are cartoon-like. They find a broken fire engine and decide to rescue it. ( Log Out /  This is part of a series that Audrey Wood has written with her son, Bruce, illustrating. Welcome back. The gist of the story is that we follow a lower-case alphabet (a to z) as they return to Alphabet City for a quick vacation. I like to start out many of my lessons with a related read aloud story to help teach certain academic or social skills. What letter is on the fire truck?)

Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. This is part of a series that Audrey Wood has written with her son, Bruce, illustrating. I think children like seeing children do great things!

I have read it at story time several times and it is a favorite especially with boys!

We’d love your help. My son loves these books. Brief Book Summary: The little letters took a vacation since their owner was going to his grandparents. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. My grandson loves this book. A fire breaks out at the factory and unfortunately the new big fire engine has a blowout and can’t make it. It’s up to the lowercase letters to save the day and work together with the capital letters to stop the flames and return home in time to help Charley write a thank-you note to his grandparents. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Alphabet Rescue (2006) is the third and currently final book in the series. Alphabet Rescue Thick lines are used for the letters to make them stand out. It can teach them as well that everyone is important just lik, It is a story about little letters taking a vacation to a town where there is nothing but letters, and while on the vacation they fight fires. Audrey Wood studied art and drama at the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. The way the author writes sounds like when adults who have no experience with children try to talk to kids. The letters come to life and make learning fun for children. The art is all computer generated and is from edge to edge. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! I would more than likely use this book in class if my class had the alphabet down very well.

Instead, our little alphabet zooms to the rescue and helps the upper-case letters put out the fire and rescue some newly-made letter “e”s. Only big letters can hold the water hose from the fire truck, but at the end of the story the big letters need the little letters help. When a fire breaks out at the letter factory, these little letters get to play a big role. A fire breaks out at the factory and unfortunately the new big fire engine has a blowout and can’t make it. Suddenly, the factory where all letters are made catches fire, and the capital letters’ truck’s tire blows out. While they are saving a cat from a tree, the letter factory where all of the letters are made catches on fire and the lowercase letters are the only ones who can save the factory.This book serves as a great ABC book because of the pictures and the use of the lowercase and uppercase letters. Alphabet Rescue by Audrey Wood – a read aloud review Well, this one probably won’t win any awards for outstanding story but it’s a fun book for kids fascinated with fire engines! Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Well, this one probably won’t win any awards for outstanding story but it’s a fun book for kids fascinated with fire engines! They find and fix up an old fire engine, help save a c-a-t from a tree and wash a dirty car (being washed by m-u-d). Suse Macdonald does  a neat job with the layout of the drawings and letters. Bright and colorful, it’s quite engaging. Using letters have your child line up the letters in alphabetical order just like the story. Summary: This book is an ABC book and in this book, Charley goes to visit his grandparents for the summer, and his lowercase letters go on vacation to Alphabet City, the place where they were born. Ready for a school break, these letters hope onto a pencil and soar to Alphabet City. This book is about a cute little story where letters come to the rescue and put out a fire. My children and I love the Charley's Alphabet series by Audrey and Bruce Wood. Brontorina by James Howe – a read aloud review, Alphabet Rescue by Audrey Wood – a read aloud review, Birds by Kevin Henkes – a read aloud review, Door in the Wall by Marguerite de Angeli – a read aloud review, Piggies in the Kitchen by Michelle Meadows – a read aloud review, When You Meet a Bear on Broadway by Amy Hest – a read aloud review, Wynken, Blynken, and Nod by Eugene W. Field – a read aloud review. This was more of a fictional story about the letters of the alphabet. August 1st 2006

I really thought this book was just another 'A is for apple' kind of thing but to my surprise, the book is actually a fictional storybook about a bunch of letters who take on an underdog appearance at first and with a little practice, end up saving the day. ALPHABET STORY. This book is one I dread when my kid picks it out. There, the lowercase letters are excited to see a new fire truck until they are told that they are too small to use it. I was able to observe which students could identify letters of the alphabet. My preschool students thought it was funny that letters rescued a fire truck and helped put out a fire. The art is all computer generated and is from edge to edge. The lower case help the upper case with a major fire. 48 Horror Recommendations by Terrifying Tropes. Illustrations are very detailed including shadowing. He described the book in great detail down to the bright colors of each letter. The little alphabet hooks up with some capital letters to try out big fire hoses. Suse Macdonald pulls it all together with her clear illustrations. I could read this book aloud to my students, and teach them letter recognition through the story. When a fire breaks out at the letter factory, these little letters get to play a b. We won’t buy this one but it’s a quick read and it is fun to see the fire put out in such a dramatic way. Wandering around, they find an abandoned fire truck, clean off the m-u-d themselves and proceed to save a c-a-t from a tree. Summary: This book is an ABC book and in this book, Charley goes to visit his grandparents for the summer, and his lowercase letters go on vacation to Alphabet City, the place where they were born.

This post contains Amazon affiliate links. On a better note though, I adore the illustrations. Well, this one probably won’t win any awards for outstanding story but it’s a fun book for kids fascinated with fire engines! It is about letters rescuing words throughout the city. And really, one can’t have too many alphabet books to look through when you are a pre-reader!
I could read this book aloud to my students, and teach them letter recognition through the story. Alphabet Rescue by Audrey Wood – a read aloud review, A Was Once an Apple Pie by Edward Lear – a read aloud review, Birds by Kevin Henkes – a read aloud review, Door in the Wall by Marguerite de Angeli – a read aloud review, Piggies in the Kitchen by Michelle Meadows – a read aloud review, When You Meet a Bear on Broadway by Amy Hest – a read aloud review, Wynken, Blynken, and Nod by Eugene W. Field – a read aloud review. This would have been a much bigger hit a few years ago. so when I saw this I scooped it up without really looking at it. Wandering around, they find an abandoned fire truck, clean off the m-u-d themselves and proceed to save a c-a-t from a tree. I thought it was very creative, but I decided on four stars because of my confusion at first. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. My boys know it’s a pretend animal but it’s worth noting! Today, I am going to share my favorite alphabet books to teach letter recognition and letter sounds to your Pre-K or Kindergarten students! I recommend this book as a read aloud in a classroom. In their fixed up truck, the little letters zoom around the city, finding others to help. I thought it was very creative, but I decided on four stars because of my conf. They are impressed with the new fire engine that an upper-case alphabet has but are too small to help. In their fixed up truck, the little letters zoom around the city, finding others to help. One made up animal, the unicorn, is used for the letter “u”. The letters come to life and make learning fun for children. If you are looking for a book to subtly teach your little ones the alphabet, I’m afraid this one isn’t it! This would be really nice to teach exposure (Oh look! The Alphabet Rescue by Audrey Wood is about how the lowercase letters aren't allowed to use the new big firetruck because they are too small to fit in it. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. This is a really cute book for preschool age children but I have to admit, at the beginning (mind you, I have never read a book by this author), I was so confused.

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