123 Flashcards: Scholastic Early Learners (Flashcards)
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Summary
Scholastic Early Learners: Interactive books for hands-on learning。 Perfect for babies， toddlers， preschoolers， kindergarteners， and first graders， too！
Flashcards 123 helps children learn their numbers in a bright and interactive way。 The set contains 26 flashcards， and comes in a sturdy box for easy storage。 One side of each flashcard provides practice in forming each number， while the other side presents a fun visual representation of that number， providing practice with numbers with real objects， and helping build the child's counting skills。
Scholastic Early Learners: Interactive books for hands-on learning。 Perfect for babies， toddlers， preschoolers， kindergarteners， and first graders， too！
Flashcards 123 helps children learn their numbers in a bright and interactive way。 The set contains 26 flashcards， and comes in a sturdy box for easy storage。 One side of each flashcard provides practice in forming each number， while the other side presents a fun visual representation of that number， providing practice with numbers with real objects， and helping build the child's counting skills。
Scholastic Early Learners: Interactive books for hands-on learning。 Perfect for babies， toddlers， preschoolers， kindergarteners， and first graders， too！
Reviews
Caleb Pecue
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Only read Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and not Through the Looking Glass。 Only read Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and not Through the Looking Glass。 。。。more
Miki
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I wasn't sure what to expect when I started this。 The story is definitely is a wild adventure！ I'd like to read critical analyses of these two texts for an in-depth look at them。 I admit that they're not my favourite classics， but I'm so glad that I finally read them instead of allowing the Disney movie to be my only reference to these classic tales。 Not as disturbing as Grimm Fairytales， but definitely scary at times， so I wouldn't recommend reading these to younger children。 I wasn't sure what to expect when I started this。 The story is definitely is a wild adventure！ I'd like to read critical analyses of these two texts for an in-depth look at them。 I admit that they're not my favourite classics， but I'm so glad that I finally read them instead of allowing the Disney movie to be my only reference to these classic tales。 Not as disturbing as Grimm Fairytales， but definitely scary at times， so I wouldn't recommend reading these to younger children。 。。。more
Olivia Dean
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Very good！ I love Alice and the Cheshire Cat！！
Lauren
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I'm currently going down a rabbit hole （HA！） of Alice in Wonderland retellings， but I hadn't actually read the original or Through the Looking Glass before。 I've had this beautiful edition on my bookshelf for years now， so I figured it was time to finally read them。 I loved them。 And now I can better spot all the references。 Also， the White Queen is super underrated。 I'm currently going down a rabbit hole （HA！） of Alice in Wonderland retellings， but I hadn't actually read the original or Through the Looking Glass before。 I've had this beautiful edition on my bookshelf for years now， so I figured it was time to finally read them。 I loved them。 And now I can better spot all the references。 Also， the White Queen is super underrated。 。。。more
Leah
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Second time reading and only a meh from me。 It’s nice because of the nostalgia and the familiar lines/scenes。 I love the mock turtle and gryphon chapter as well as the court chapter in Alice’s Adventures。 I also think the play on word meanings throughout is very clever！ Through the Looking Glass is far too jumpy and random for me。 At least in Alice’s Adventures there is some continuity between each scene and person/creature she meets。 The only thing I liked from Through the Looking Glass was the Second time reading and only a meh from me。 It’s nice because of the nostalgia and the familiar lines/scenes。 I love the mock turtle and gryphon chapter as well as the court chapter in Alice’s Adventures。 I also think the play on word meanings throughout is very clever！ Through the Looking Glass is far too jumpy and random for me。 At least in Alice’s Adventures there is some continuity between each scene and person/creature she meets。 The only thing I liked from Through the Looking Glass was the idea of the chess board squares as the countryside。 。。。more
Mary Luong
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Overall my favorite book。 This book brings new aspects to life every time you read it。 If you don't mind reading between the lines you can find many life lessons。 I would recommend this to anyone looking for an escape "down the rabbit hole"。 Overall my favorite book。 This book brings new aspects to life every time you read it。 If you don't mind reading between the lines you can find many life lessons。 I would recommend this to anyone looking for an escape "down the rabbit hole"。 。。。more
Kristi Ochoa
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Probably my #2 favorite book， only behind "The Great Gatsby"。 It's strange but wonderful。 "Through the Looking Glass" is the better story， I feel。 A must-read。 The Disney version could only go so far！ Probably my #2 favorite book， only behind "The Great Gatsby"。 It's strange but wonderful。 "Through the Looking Glass" is the better story， I feel。 A must-read。 The Disney version could only go so far！ 。。。more
ankith
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Understanding NONSENSE LITERATURE is a challenge and analysing it from the perspective of an adult of our times is yet another challenge。 I won't recommend it to all but for those who intend to venture into the world of Alice please be ready to think 6 IMPOSSIBLE THINGS BEFORE YOU HAVE YOU touch this book。 Understanding NONSENSE LITERATURE is a challenge and analysing it from the perspective of an adult of our times is yet another challenge。 I won't recommend it to all but for those who intend to venture into the world of Alice please be ready to think 6 IMPOSSIBLE THINGS BEFORE YOU HAVE YOU touch this book。 。。。more
Nicolás Rodríguez Sanabria
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Más relevante que nunca: hacer de la escritura un juego， porque tomársela en serio， hoy por hoy， es un prospecto más bien negro。 Gran traducción， por cierto， españoleta a morir， pero gran traducción （Ramón Buckley se llama el tipo）。
Mariekaye Albao
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Author's way of storytelling is so good， i suggest you join novelstar's writing competition on april。 Author's way of storytelling is so good， i suggest you join novelstar's writing competition on april。 。。。more
Jaeden Palanog
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The story is powerful， I like how it was presented。 Good job writer！ If you have some great stories like this one， you can publish it on NovelStar， just submit your story to hardy@novelstar。top or joye@novelstar。top
Nick Hendry
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I was torn with these books and in the end found them to just not be my kind of books to read。 I read both books back to back and really just struggled with the oddness of the story。 I knew the stories would be odd， but I wasn't prepared for them to be that crazy。 So many people analyze these books trying to understand the meaning of them and other's have said Lewis Carroll had no goal to have these works mean anything except being nonsensical stories to entertain children。 Some of it just got o I was torn with these books and in the end found them to just not be my kind of books to read。 I read both books back to back and really just struggled with the oddness of the story。 I knew the stories would be odd， but I wasn't prepared for them to be that crazy。 So many people analyze these books trying to understand the meaning of them and other's have said Lewis Carroll had no goal to have these works mean anything except being nonsensical stories to entertain children。 Some of it just got out of control with me， but I did enjoy some of the humor in it and the pictures were fun。 I did find it interesting on the differences in the stories from the movies there was and I also enjoyed Alice's Adventures In Wonderland more than Through The Looking Glass。 。。。more
Kara Eastflame
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3，5
Pablo Fletcher
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De los mejores libros de la historia。 Un relato que parece para niños pero que tanto me ha hecho pensar。 Sin duda， "。。。en el país de las maravillas" es infinitamente mejor que "A través del espejo"， pero ambos son geniales。 De los mejores libros de la historia。 Un relato que parece para niños pero que tanto me ha hecho pensar。 Sin duda， "。。。en el país de las maravillas" es infinitamente mejor que "A través del espejo"， pero ambos son geniales。 。。。more
Jaclyn
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Lewis Carroll is creep and no one can tell me otherwise。 I appreciate the Alice adaptations more than the source material here。
Serena Marra
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Storia nota， grazie alla Disney che ha reso popolare uno dei libri più complessi mai letti。Complessi in senso positivo。Senza note a margine che spiegano un'intricata costruzione logica nello sviluppo dell'opera tutto resta decisamente superficiale。 Godibile però si perde veramente tanto。Ecco， senza note a margine è come vedere il cartone della Disney : un racconto del nonsenso onirico di una bambina。 Invece c'è molto di più， anche nella più piccola frase， nel più microscopico passaggio Carroll h Storia nota， grazie alla Disney che ha reso popolare uno dei libri più complessi mai letti。Complessi in senso positivo。Senza note a margine che spiegano un'intricata costruzione logica nello sviluppo dell'opera tutto resta decisamente superficiale。 Godibile però si perde veramente tanto。Ecco， senza note a margine è come vedere il cartone della Disney : un racconto del nonsenso onirico di una bambina。 Invece c'è molto di più， anche nella più piccola frase， nel più microscopico passaggio Carroll ha fornito una chiave di lettura che ne capovolge il senso 。Paradossalmente ho trovato più interessante la seconda parte， il mondo oltre lo specchio。 Dove il gioco alla base， quello degli scacchi di cui mi pregio di essere la più colossale ignorante in materia， è molto più presente e si percepisce come un compagno importante per poter capire perché e percome di alcune azioni。 Va da se che ignorando anche la più basilare delle regole， eccezion fatta che i bianchi si muovono sui riquadri bianchi ed i neri sui neri ne capisco zero， ho preso per buono ogni indizio 。 Scoprire che Alice ha sette anni （chiesto niente io， lo dichiara lei， è stato uno shock perché me la prefiguravo almeno una datata decenne che si affaccia ormai nell'adolescenza da cui continua a rifuggire， ma ho amato vedere come tutto il mondo in cui si muove ha la stessa illogica logica。 Tutto è così naturalmente accettato che ci si può quasi dimenticare che a scrivere l'opera non è stato un bambino ma un adulto。Interessante il tutto。 Un po' più incasinata la lettura perché è un continuo dover fare riferimento alle note che， in questa edizione， sono poste alla fine dei due singoli libri e che forse sarebbe stato più comodo avere nella stessa pagina ma a parte questo semplice appunto dettato dalla pigrizia non trovo critiche。Ah no， i disegni di Alice sono orrendi， sembra una cosa sgraziata che。。 per carità。 。。。more
Leah Karen
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I've had this book on my shelf for years and only just got around to reading it today。 I knew the story already from the Disney adaptations of course but seeing it all written down really makes you realise how absolutely bonkers this story is！ I've had this book on my shelf for years and only just got around to reading it today。 I knew the story already from the Disney adaptations of course but seeing it all written down really makes you realise how absolutely bonkers this story is！ 。。。more
ztezer
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"I see you're admiring my little box，" the Knight said in a friendly tone。 "It's my own invention-to keep clothes and sandwiches in。 You see I carry it upside-down， so that the rain can't get in。" "I see you're admiring my little box，" the Knight said in a friendly tone。 "It's my own invention-to keep clothes and sandwiches in。 You see I carry it upside-down， so that the rain can't get in。" 。。。more
Sofia Bezerra
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that's actually a 3 1/2 that's actually a 3 1/2 。。。more
Mary
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Re-reading Lewis Carroll’s poetry and stories。 What great memories of my Dad reciting Jabberwocky to our family of eight in the station wagon during Sunday drives。 He also quoted from The Hunting of the Snark as scripture。 Those along with Pogo snd Peanuts for life lessons。
JaedenPalanog
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I really love your story， it deserves a lot of audience。 If you have some great stories like this one， you can publish it on NovelStar， just submit your story to hardy@novelstar。top or joye@novelstar。top
Winter Rose
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Author’s way of storytelling is so good， I suggest you join NovelStar’s writing competition on April。
Rod J Naquin
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Liked the sequel more than the first。。 4。5—presages Borges and Phantom Tollbooth amongst myriad others
shannon
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after all those pages， i still don’t know why a raven is like a writing desk。
Leah
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AO3
Angel
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Really enjoyed revisiting this fantastical tale。 Beneath the story lies a treasure trove of psychological detail to explore。 Absolutely fascinating to consider and muse on the meanings under the narrative。 Check out Wonderland X on YouTube which cleverly attempts to interpret segments of the story in the light of our current understanding of human behaviour & tendencies。
Aliya
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is about a young girl named Alice who follows a white bunny and falls down a hole into what ends up being Wonderland。 Here she experiences strange and unusual things such as talking animals， and random potions that appear out of nowhere。 I definitely recommend this book to a person who loves fantasy and magic。 If your brain is unable to picture scenarios that are different than what would happen in the real world， this book is not for you。 In the beginning， Alice Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is about a young girl named Alice who follows a white bunny and falls down a hole into what ends up being Wonderland。 Here she experiences strange and unusual things such as talking animals， and random potions that appear out of nowhere。 I definitely recommend this book to a person who loves fantasy and magic。 If your brain is unable to picture scenarios that are different than what would happen in the real world， this book is not for you。 In the beginning， Alice “was now only 10 inches high， and her face brightened up at the thought that she was now the right size for going through the little door into that lovely garden” （5）。 This quote was probably my favorite out of the entire book because it was so descriptive and I could really picture everything。 There were definitely some slow parts but you will get through them and they only last about a page。 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland will make you feel like you’ve been swept off the earth and into this world of magic。 I hope you enjoy it！ 。。。more
Okoslav
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Alenku jsem četla už poněkolikáté。 Ale „proč je havran jako psací stůl“， jsem do dneška nezjistila。
RemoCPI
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Yo no sé por qué Martin Gardner no se dedicó a hacer versiones anotadas de más libros。 Leer Alicia anotada por Gardner es leer dos libros a la vez， que conversan entre sí y se entrelazan， y te miran de vez en cuando los dos a ti para ver qué opinas。 Es una experiencia muy curiosa， y eso que Alicia en sí no es de mis libros favoritos。 Pero Martin Gardner extrae todo lo interesante que tiene， lo potencia y lo pone en paralelo al texto original。 Una experiencia fantástica。
Britney
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