Big Shark, Little Shark

Big Shark, Little Shark

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  • Create Date:2021-03-25 10:27:44
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Anna Membrino
  • ISBN:0399557288
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Summary

Just when you thought it was safe to read an early reader 。 。 。 SHARK!

This fun Step 1 book about two sharks is a study in opposites。 Big Shark has big teeth; Little Shark has little teeth。 Big Shark swims fast; Little Shark swims slow。 But they are both hungry! Will they each succeed in finding a tasty snack? Little Shark is hoping that he won't become fast food for Big Shark!

Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading。 Rhyme and rhythmic text paired with picture clues help children decode the story。

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Cal

TITLE:tBig Shark, Little SharkAUTHOR:tAnna MembrinoILLUSTRATOR:tTim BudgenReview TitletLet's EattSETTING:tThe OceanSTORY:tBig Shark and Little Shark are out looking for food。 We first learn about big and little, then slow and fast。 They find fish, but the fish is too fast for Big Shark and too dangerous for Little Shark。 Big Shark and Little Shark see each other。 Big Shark is very hungry… Little Shark has a net and they catch lots of fish with it。 ILLUSTRATION STYLE:tChalkCOMPARISON:tLike the Be TITLE:tBig Shark, Little SharkAUTHOR:tAnna MembrinoILLUSTRATOR:tTim BudgenReview TitletLet's EattSETTING:tThe OceanSTORY:tBig Shark and Little Shark are out looking for food。 We first learn about big and little, then slow and fast。 They find fish, but the fish is too fast for Big Shark and too dangerous for Little Shark。 Big Shark and Little Shark see each other。 Big Shark is very hungry… Little Shark has a net and they catch lots of fish with it。 ILLUSTRATION STYLE:tChalkCOMPARISON:tLike the Berenstain's Big Bear, Little Bear, with almost the same titletMAIN CHARACTER:tBig and Little SharkNeeds, could use, or wants:tThey need foodtMAIN CONFLICT:tBig and Little Shark can't find foodCONCLUSION:tThey get fish with a net at the endtFAVORITE PART:tLittle Shark swims away from the big fish instead of catching itFAVORITE CHARACTER:tLittle SharktEASY TO READ SCALEt5/5tWHY RECOMMENDtTeaches OppositesTARGET AUDIENCEtKindergartenRATINGt9/10 。。。more

Jen

I was really rubbed the wrong way by the ending。

Tess Molinder

LameOver-rated - story lacks interest for kids and has little point to it - wish I’d saved my money because it was expensive for a book with so few words

J。

Self read 9/17/19

Coralie

Read this one with my (seven year old) little brother the other day。 Well, he read it to me。 It was a little below his level, so it was a pretty easy read, but he likes sharks so we went for it。 It was cute, a short read。 I liked the animations and the story was simple, but it entertained him。

Cara

This was a decent book until the end。 I would have preferred they worked together to catch a fish and then split it instead of the little shark suddenly producing a net when the big shark was going to eat him。

Jennifer Dell

this is a highly underrated book。 My daughter has been struggling to read on her own and her teacher suggested finding books that have a maximum of 2 new words per page to give her some confidence while reading。 This book has that。 it has some of their 'word wall words' (simple words like has, and, i, is, it etc。。。) and then some new words like big, little, fish, shark, hungry。 Its a great choice for an early reader。 this is a highly underrated book。 My daughter has been struggling to read on her own and her teacher suggested finding books that have a maximum of 2 new words per page to give her some confidence while reading。 This book has that。 it has some of their 'word wall words' (simple words like has, and, i, is, it etc。。。) and then some new words like big, little, fish, shark, hungry。 Its a great choice for an early reader。 。。。more

Wade

Love these Step 1 books。 They are great for your “little shark” in learning to read。 My little shark did a great job reading a lot of the words。 And he loved the sharks。

Genetta

A fun early reader that will leave kids wanting to read it again and again。

Christine James

cute。。。butIts a good story because of comparisons, big, little, fast slow。 Except the story is based on fish eating each other。 Then big shark looks at little shark like little shark is a snack。 I don't care for that as a story line cute。。。butIts a good story because of comparisons, big, little, fast slow。 Except the story is based on fish eating each other。 Then big shark looks at little shark like little shark is a snack。 I don't care for that as a story line 。。。more

Joanna

This is my 2 year old nephew's favorite book。 It's adorable。 This is my 2 year old nephew's favorite book。 It's adorable。 。。。more

Cam

Cute book。。。。 great for beginner readers。 You will find a lot of kindergarten words in the book。

Joseph Crupper

Implied cannibalism?

Beckie

Great comparison book in an easy reader。

Cara

The text is appropriately repetitive and uses comparison words such as “fast” and “slow,” which help to solidify an understanding of opposites。 The digital illustrations are cartoonish and fun, featuring happy, non-threatening sharks, but the colors lack vibrancy, which might be a draw for a young reader。 That being said, sharks are a perennial favorite in the animal kingdom。 Children in kindergarten through second grade can practice their reading skills while enjoying this fun, fishy tale。

Danette

A book of opposites with a strange ending。7/16/2017 Read with Julia。

Joy

My youngest got this in the Barnes and Noble summer reading program。 It is a Step 1 book and my seven year old was able to read it without too much trouble。 The plot is pretty simple (as most decodable text books are) but the pictures are cute and give some context clues for the text。

Barbara

In this title for young readers who are just embarking on their reading journey, two sharks show off their chops--or choppers。 One shark is quite big and the other one is small, and the two of them are hungry for a bite to eat。 However, neither one has much success in catching a fish until they decide to work together and they have more than enough food for both of them。 I'm not sure how scientifically accurate the book is since I don't know that sharks ever collaborate in gathering their meals, In this title for young readers who are just embarking on their reading journey, two sharks show off their chops--or choppers。 One shark is quite big and the other one is small, and the two of them are hungry for a bite to eat。 However, neither one has much success in catching a fish until they decide to work together and they have more than enough food for both of them。 I'm not sure how scientifically accurate the book is since I don't know that sharks ever collaborate in gathering their meals, but it could happen。 Youngsters will enjoy the humor and the growing threat to Little Shark since Big Shark clearly outweighs him。 But size isn't everything, of course。 This is a good title in the Step into Reading series that is intended to support emergent readers。 This one does just that in a fun way。 。。。more