Sharks have poor smelling.
Sharks have poor eyesight.
Sharks have very sharp teeth.
But baby sharks are called pups!
Sharks actually don't bite people sometimes. But do you know what sharks eat?
Sharks eat fish.
Sharks cannot stay when they are on land.
When shark teeth are broken, they grow new ones.
Sharks got a tail.
Sharks can dive.
Entirely his own work. His idea, his words and illustrations. The only help he got was in the spelling of some words. We didn't correct his grammer and sentence structures at the time he created the book because he did it on his own. But we pointed them out when he showed the book to us upon completion.
For the first sentence, he meant 'sense of smell'.
2 comments:
Brilliant work by your little boy! I am so impressed by his ability to remember so many interesting facts about sharks and I think his grammar structure is wonderful for his age. Super well done! Annette is now working on a mini book about the solar system too, but she can't list out so many facts without the help of a book! Will showcase her book on my blog soon too :)
Thanks Linette. He has gone nuts over ocean creatures recently. :> When he is not telling us verbally, he draws and writes about them. All the narration he did on his own is reinforcing the facts. Plus it helps that he has a good memory. I'm just too happy that he is busy embarking on his little mission of creating a library of books on his own.
Looking forward to see Annette's mini-book. :)
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