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    TIGER

    Kim and
    Carrots
    by Clara Vulliamy

    TIGER

    Kim puts two little people


    in the blue car . . .
    and pulls it across the floor.

    TIGER
    TIGER

    Kim makes traffic lights out of blocks.


    The red light says “stop.”
    TIGER

    The green light says “go.”


    TIGER

    What will Kim do with this track?


    m e to the Guide for
    ow Caregivers!
    F o ll 1

    TIGER

    Toot toot! Carrots watches Kim driving


    the speedy train.
    Sledding
    by Anne Strauss
    Art by Hector Borlasca

    We clamber up
    The hill of snow.
    We grab our sleds,
    And down we go!

    TIGER
    TIGER
    Boxy Rides by Bernadette Lambert
    Art by Leah Danz

    Ding-dong! Here comes the box


    from Uncle John.

    TIGER

    Empty the box, and I hop-hop in my car.


    TIGER
    TIGER
    Fold out the flaps,
    and I flip-flop to my plane.

    TIGER

    text © 2020 by Bernadette Lambert, art © 2020 by Leah Danz


    With a spoon for an oar,
    I bebop on my boat.

    TIGER
    Whee! Whoa! Baby, hang on.
    Driving the ride-and-slide-a-thon.

    TIGER
    Parachute
    Play by Kathleen Bahr
    Art by Alice Del Giudice

    Shake it! Shake it!


    Hold on tight.
    Balls are bouncing
    left and right!
    TIGER

    Yellow, orange,
    blue, and red.
    Balls are bouncing
    overhead!

    text © 2020 by Kathleen Bahr, art © 2020 by Alice Del Giudice


    TIGER
    2 Catching Snowf lakes
    When snowflakes fall
    from high above,
    I try to catch them
    in my glove.
    And when they ride
    on wind that blows,
    I sometimes catch them
    TIGER
    on my nose.
    But when each snowflake’s
    gently hung
    On drifting air,
    I use my tongue.

    by Bonnie Widerman
    Art by Kelly Murphy
    TIGER
    LET’S EXPLORE
    Off We Go
    by Suzanne Beck

    TIGER
    My train cars go clickety-clack,
    clickety-clack, to the station
    and back!

    Zippety-zoom, vroomety-vroom,
    my car races down
    the track.
    The wheels on my bus spin
    around and around.

    The back of my dump


    truck goes up TIGER
    and down.

    Let’s roll and beep


    merrily into town!
    A FIRST CONCEPT

    Bouncing B all
    by Pamela Love ✽ Art by Juana Martinez-Neal

    When you drop a ball,


    First it bounces big . . .

    TIGER
    3

    Then it b
    ou
    TIGER m a l l ,
    nces s
    al
    l.
    at
    nc e
    ou
    ’t b
    esn TIGER
    do
    it
    And then
    BABYBUG is for babies who love to be read to—and for adults who love to read to them.
    Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of this “snowy play day” issue of BABYBUG.

    1. Kim and Carrots: To enjoy a pull toy, your toddler 3. Bouncing Ball: When you give your child a
    must be able to walk steadily enough to look back at the ball, you’re also giving her a way to exercise her mind
    toy without tumbling over. Pull toys are easy to make. A and body. Here’s why: Balls move away when pushed,
    rubber teething ring tied to a 12” string makes a good encouraging young babies to follow them, first with
    handle. Tie the other end to a shoebox or cereal box (and their eyes and later by crawling. An older baby can roll
    give a teddy bear a ride), a toy truck, a couch pillow, or a a ball back and forth with you, can tap two small plastic
    laundry basket. balls together, and will systematically drop balls to see
    where they land. A toddler can throw a ball, chase it, see
    2. Catching Snowflakes: Savor the experience of
    a gentle snowfall. Like your child, every snowflake is a
    small wonder.
    TIGER it bounce back when it hits a wall, sit on it, kick it—and
    in general, gather all kinds of useful information about
    weight, force, gravity, color, size, and shape.
    —Sally Nurss, M.Ed

    BABYBUG (ISSN 1077–1131) is published 9 times a year, monthly except for combined May/June, July/August, and November/December issues, by Cricket
    Media, Inc., 70 East Lake Street, Suite 800, Chicago, IL 60601. Additional Editorial Office located at 1751 Pinnacle Drive, Suite 600, McLean, VA 22102. Periodicals
    postage paid at McLean, VA, and at additional mailing offices. One-year subscription (9 issues) $33.95. Canadian subscribers must add $15.00 per year and
    prepay in U.S. dollars. GST Registration Number 128950334. For address changes, back issues, subscriptions, customer service, or to renew, please visit
    shop.cricketmedia.com, email [email protected], or call 1-800-821-0115. Please give both new address and old address as printed on last label. Allow six to
    eight weeks for change of address. POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to BABYBUG, P.O. Box 6395, Harlan, IA 51593-1895.
    James M. O’Connor, Director of Editorial; Kathleen Andersen, Editor; Emily Cambias, Assistant Editor; Stacey Lane Smith, Assistant Editor; Julie Peterson, Copyeditor; Suzanne Beck,
    Senior Art Director; Morgan Atkins, Designer; Joy Taubl, Permissions Specialist. January 2021, Volume 27, Number 1, Copyright © 2020 Cricket Media, Inc. All rights reserved,
    including right of reproduction in whole or in part, in any form. View submission guidelines and submit manuscripts online at cricketmag.submittable.com.
    Grateful acknowledgment is given to the following publishers and copyright owners for permission to reprint selections from their publications. All possible care has been taken
    to trace ownership and secure permission for each selection. Cover art © 2005 by Hector Borlasca; “Kim and Carrots,” text and art © 1998 by Clara Vulliamy; “Sledding,” art ©
    2005 by Hector Borlasca; “Catching Snowflakes,” art © 2014 by Kelly Murphy; photo credits for “Let’s Explore: Off We Go” are as follows: 18 (T) Mcimage/Shutterstock.com, (BR)
    Oksana Kuzmina/Shutterstock.com, 19 (TL) Flashon Studio/Shutterstock.com, (RM) hvoya/Shutterstock.com, (BL) Oksana Kuzmina/Shutterstock.com, (BR) JIANG HONGYAN/
    Shutterstock.com; “Bouncing Ball,” art © 2015 by Juana Martinez-Neal; photo credits accompanying “Guide for Caregivers” are as follows: 23 (L) chomplearn/Shutterstock.com,
    (LM) LI CHAOSHU/Shutterstock.com, (RM) Fuller Photography/Shutterstock.com, (R) Oksana Kuzmina/Shutterstock.com.

    Printed in the United States of America.


    1st printing Quad Burlington, Wisconsin December 2020
    To subscribe, call Customer Service at 1-800-821-0115 or visit shop.cricketmedia.com.

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