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Winnie the Pooh stories always have awesome themes and lessons that are great for a classroom setting. Themes like teamwork, friendship, and persistence are portrayed in this story.
Tigger (and Rabbit) learn important lessons...it is far better to talk to each other instead of trying to trick each into changing. Timeless lessons presented in a simple way.
Winnie the Pooh and Tiger too is a delightful story about a tiger named Tiger that loves to bounce. He bounced so much that his friends get upset and devise a plan to stop him from bouncing. They decide to take him on a long walk and lose him. They thought he would become so sad and lose his bounce. While taking him out into the forest the other's get lost and its up to Tiger to help them and to save the day. At the end of the book Tiger gets stuck in a tree and needs help from his friends.
This. Was. A. Page. Turner!! LOVEEEEEDDDDD IT
Enjoyed by children both big and small. Recommended.
This story is sure to entertain any child and has been a very popular and beloved tale for many children for years. I love how the story is shown through its detailed illustrations because it does have a lot of words for a children's picturebook. However, it introduces many different sentence structures and is great for discussing storytelling within the classroom.
Winnie the Pooh has always been the kids favorite character since i was a kid over ten years ago. In this particular story, Winnie and Tigger go on an adventure to try to find there friend in the woods. With great pictures and vocabulary, the kids will be well entertained.
Meh. Adaptations by "reading" groups are usually boring, poorly done. The attempt to make the books easy ignores any sense of whimsy or fun. Basal readers fail new readers because they underestimate the power of interest and curiosity and underestimate the intelligence and abilities of readers. This is no exception. Julius brought it home from school. When we finish The Little Prince, I'll see if he's interested in the real Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.
Focus is on all of the Tigger parts that are seen in the movie. Tiger and his bouncing is a nuisance, mainly for Rabbit. Rabbit makes a plan to scare the bounces out of Tigger, but ends up scared himself. Then Tigger and Roo get stuck in a tree, and Tigger May have to give up his bounces forever. Very true to the movie.
I must say, I did like how Rabbit’s idea came back to bite him. A story of karma at its finest. I do think the book would have been much better to have ended there. The rest of the tale really took away from the lesson.
My daughter was just diagnosed with ADHD. A lot of truth in this book.Also I just noticed I have 2 different versions of it
This book is a very funny and very well written book about the story of Pooh and Tigger bouncing everywhere. It is a great book about how we need to be true to ourselves and not let others change us
This book was definitely one of my favorites growing up because I loved everything Winnie The Pooh! I was so excited to find this book and to read it again. This would be a great read aloud so that the different voices could be used for the different characters that most know. I also enjoyed the use of descriptive words to teach the reader and they are used twice most of the time to practice the word once and to sound it out and then to read it again.
PB 40: This book is great for showing children that you should accept others for who they are. Rabbit did not like Tigger's bouncing, but when he finally got him to stop bouncing he realized that he likes the bouncy Tigger better. Great lesson with classic characters.
This delightfully illustrated book is a great representation of the Tigger introduction sequence from the movie 'The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' and the font is large enough that most children can read it with ease. For myself it is a good little book to read quietly while unwinding for the day or if you're feeling under the weather.
I have loved the Winnie-the-Pooh books since I was a little girl. Each story is different, unique, as well as cute in their own ways. More recently I found out that each of the characters represents a different disorder that people experience in real life. I would use this in the classroom as a fun silent reading book for the kids to read on either their own time, or during silent reading time.
I love Tigger, and this is a nice book about how Tigger helps Rabbit after Rabbit gets lost in the woods, and then how Roo and Tigger bounce to the top of a tall tree but then Tigger gets stuck. Very colorful pages following the Disney movie.
Several of these books have the same basic story but written differently.
In this book Winnie the Pooh was walking to go see Piglet, and Tigger came bouncing by. Tigger was going to Rabbit's house. And Tigger bounced on Pooh. I liked this book because Pooh and Piglet and Rabbit were hiding in a log after they left Tigger in the woods. Then Tigger came on top of the log. It was not scary. Tigger got stuck on a tree and Tigger came down and Rabbit said no more bouncing. And Tigger said he was not going to bounce anymore and Rabbit was not being nice. -by Felicity
Such a great and classic children's novel that has delighted children for generations, and will continue to delight for generations to come.
