In addition to a breathtaking illustration of each butterfly in its natural habitat, interesting facts are given on the butterflies' habits and life cycle. With more than 23,000 species of butterflies in the world there are plenty of surprises in store for young lepidopterists (butterfly enthusiasts).Īs you might guess from the title of the book, The Butterfly Alphabet Book introduces you to twenty six beautiful butterflies from around the world beginning with the Apollo butterfly and ending with the zephyr metalmark.
Resents readers with a glimpse into the remarkable world of the butterfly. However, this attractive new title will spark the interest of youngsters and send them off to do further research in the library and in the field. There are, of course, many fine butterfly books, such as Dave Beaty's Moths and Butterflies (Child's World, 1993). The dazzling creatures are shown in their native habitats and are painted to scale.
The stunning airbrushed illustrations are as bright, bold, and beautiful as the butterflies themselves. Readers learn that he Transparent butterfly of the rainforest has see-through wings and that he Magdalena Alpine's "black wings keep it warm" by absorbing light. Two or three sentences describe each species unique characteristics and provide general information about the insects as well. You may have to repeat this several times before you see success.This colorful title opens with the high-flying Apollo butterfly and soars through the Zephyr Metalmark. Keep the centre of your tongue curved in a groove letting the air flow over it. If you have difficulty with "S" sounds, try the "Butterfly Technique." Place the outside of your tongue lightly on the sides of your teeth, like the wings of a butterfly. By repeatedly sounding out the "T" sound (TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT) you can actually “slide” it into the S sound. In general the placement for the T sound is the same for the S sound. Caroline Bowen suggests producing the "T" sound repetitively and fast. Repeating Another Letter to Make Your Soundįor those who have trouble with the "S" sound, Dr. Drinking all of your liquids through a straw will help you exercise your tongue and get you used to the feeling of having your tongue retracted. This is because it forces the tongue to pull back, rather than push forward. Designed for children ages 3 years and older, Bambiyas Alphabet Butterfly toy meets relevant safety standards and is ASTM certified. Many speech therapists believe that those with a lisp can benefit from straw drinking. SAFE AND STRONG Made from robust ABS plastic, this toy is designed to withstand the bumps and shocks of normal toddler play without cracking or breaking. Use an online dictionary with sound bites to help you or you can record yourself speaking to hear where you are going wrong. Make a list and practice saying the words and sounds correctly. If you are unsure ask a family member or some friends for help. Identify the letters and sounds you have trouble pronouncing. This is known as a Lateral Lisp. It is important to contact a speech and language therapist to get proper help for your lisp problem, however there are a few exercises you can do at home to get started. Most people with a lisp have issues pronouncing an "S" or "Z" sound. A lisp is defined by difficulty pronouncing one or more letters resulting in the letters sounding jumbled over. Many people, including both children and adults, have issues with lisping.
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