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[ 책 소개 ]
Caldecott 수상작인 Tar Beach의 저자인 Faith Ringgold의 작품입니다. 이 책 역시 Tar Beach와 마찬가지로 퀼트스타일의 그림팩이며, 주인공 역시 Tar Beach에 등장하는 Cassie라는 소녀입니다.
캐시는 자신이 살고 있는 집, 동네, 도시를 소개합니다. 그리고 자신의 가족과 자신의 방, 자신이 다니는 학교도 소개합니다. 캐시와 함께 뉴욕의 하늘을 날면서, 간결한 Story Line과 예쁜 그림을 통해 어린 아이들이 꼭 알아야 할 필수단어 54개를 쉽고 재미있게 배울 수 있습니다.
페이퍼백입니다.
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Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0553112333
ISBN-13: 978-0553112337
책 크기 : 25.2cm x 21.8cm
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Book Description
In this 32-page lap book we join Cassie, the main character from the picture book Tar Beach. As she takes us on a tour of her home, neighborhood, and school, dozens of new words are introduced with simple labels throughout. Young readers will love the simple story line and all the new words they'll encounter. They'll relish the beautifully designed spreads, each with its own quilt motif. The bright, boldly colored pages will attract even the youngest lookers, and the words will teach pre-reading skills to slightly older children. The size makes it perfect for story hours, and the price makes it perfect for every home.
Faith Ringgold was born in Harlem in 1930. She received a degree in art education from the City College of New York and was an art teacher long before she became a professional artist. She is best known for her "painted story quilts," some of which hang in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Tar Beach, Ringgold's first book for children, won the Coretta Scott King Award for illustration and was named a Caldecott Honor Book. Ringgold is now a professor of art at the University of California at San Diego. She lives in California and in New Jersey.
Publishers Weekly
The heroine takes readers on a tour of her home, neighborhood and school, featuring Ringgold's signature quilting.
Children's Literature
Cassie of Tar Beach is back. Cassie's Word Quilt is "dedicated to all the children who are learning to use words and pictures to tell their story." Each page features Cassie in the middle of a bright quilt square surrounded by an elaborate border of detailed fabric. On the opposite page are words and pictures from the different parts of Cassie's life—family members at home; the quilt on the rooftop; mirror, lamp and fish inside the apartment; blanket, closet and book bag in her bedroom; swing, fruit stand, policeman and subway outside. Ringgold's trademark illustrations with their brilliantly painted colors and bold shapes fill each page with familiar home and city scenes. At the beginning and the end, all the upper and lower case letters of the alphabet are quilted onto a double-page spread. The book is perfect for expanding the reading or speaking vocabulary of young children while providing lots of opportunities for discussion and finding details in the larger pictures. The straightforward simplicity mixed with interesting detail is a model for older children to create stories about their own lives and homes in words and pictures.
School Library Journal
This is a wordbook, but much more. It is a lesson in the history and culture of New York City, 1939. Through Cassie, from Tar Beach (Crown, 1991), Ringgold presents a simple exploration of the child's life. In the well-patterned layout, readers see the roof of her apartment house, her bedroom, her block, her classroom, and her neighborhood. Two spreads introduce each area. One side of the first spread has a sentence such as, "Cassie's school is a good place to learn and have fun." The opposite side has a second explanatory sentence above a block of nine labeled pictures, laid out like a small quilt, that show things in the school, like "Classmates," "Teacher," and "Apple." The next spread takes those nine words and puts them into the classroom, so that students, the teacher, the apple, and the six other words reappear in that spread in action. The era and place come to life in Ringgold's boldly colored, heavily outlined paintings that show busy streets, Cassie's orderly multiracial classroom, the details of her neighborhood such as the grocer selling a quart of milk for six cents, a horse-drawn fruit stand, and a hand-pushed ice cart. Sentences and vocabulary are simple enough for beginning readers to handle on their own, but the book is also a wonderful vehicle for one-on-one sharing and classroom use.
Kirkus Reviews
Cassie, the main character of Ringgold's beloved Tar Beach (1999) and two related board books, appears here in a large-format work designed for toddlers and preschoolers (and ESL students) who are learning to name objects and people. The format alternates between three types of pages: a central illustration from the Tar Beach world with one simple descriptive sentence, all framed with one of Ringgold's glorious quilt-square borders; a simple sentence followed by a nine-block grid of labeled single objects and people; and a double-page spread incorporating those single objects and characters into a neighborhood scene with additional labels. These one-word labels are all capitalized, which is unfortunate from an educational standpoint, as the groundwork is being laid with prereaders for conventions of print such as capitalizing proper nouns and the first word of complete sentences. Despite this drawback, Ringgold's many fans will welcome another story about Cassie, and this title serves as a bridge between the Cassie board books and the more complex Tar Beach. Eye-catching endpapers with a bright alphabet-block quilt design provide another way for young children to practice their prereading skills.
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