I personally hate the ice cream truck, with its cloying music and annoying capacity to point out up just when I'm trying to get my child to eat one thing wholesome. Print out the poem with lots of space around every line and have your little one exchange as many words as attainable to make a new poem with a brand new subject, but in the same form as the original.

And Pat Zietlow Miller has an image book coming out this fall, SOPHIE'S SQUASH.

One of the many different illustrated books is "Where the Wild Things Are", by the late Maurice Sendak. The factor cartoons is there was obviously someone taking the image and that individual can see all the things that is occurring.

And often the correct words do come, and you-effectively-"write" for some time