Silly Sally

Silly Sally is on her way to town, but she is headed there in an unusual way. As she is walking in her silly way, she comes across several different characters. Her silly new friends join her by walking with her in her silly way.

The pictures are fun and the rhyming is good in this one. I just don't think it's that great is all. It's not that funny. I love Audrey Wood, she's fantastic. Maybe if you're in on the joke or have a child named Sally or something then it's funnier. Really, it's ok.... I guess I just had higher

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expectations considering the author. My son, age 3, also thought it was just ok.

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Silly Sally is an early childhood book filled with colorful pages and rhyming words. It is a great imaginative book fpr young children and allows them to have "silly" fun while bettering their education.

This book is about a woman named sally who goes to town upside down. On her way to town she meets other animals who have interesting ways of walking to town with her. When they get to town there is a big celebration for them.

This is a silly story about a girl named Sally. She attempts to make a trip into town walking backwards and upside down, but she finds numerous distractions along the way. Some of the characters she meets include a pig, a dog, a loon, and a sheep. But does Sally ever make it to town?

The bright

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colors and lively characters are very appealing to the eye. I love reading this book with my niece because it inspires her to be silly. The phrases are short and simple, but they provide a good way to exhibit rhyming words. The text is also repetitive and easier for emergent readers to grasp.

As a classroom extension, I would use this book to enhance or introduce a lesson on rhyming words. Another idea would be to use the book as way to help children grasp the concept of direction. I would have the students experiment with different manipulative to determine if something is upside down or right side up.

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Silly Sally is a rhyming and repetitive story. She goes to town walking backwards and upside down and meets various animal characters along the way. The animals follow Silly Sally's lead to town, walking backwards and upside down. They meet Neddy Butttercup along the way that helps them walk

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forward and right side up the rest of the way to town.

This story reminds me of my cousin Sally. Growing up we would call her Silly Sally or Sally Wally.

In the classroom I would name the animal as we came upon them in the book and ask the kids what would rhym with each one.

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A good book to talk about rhyming words. Ask them what words rhyme and why they rhyme. Also they could write about a silly day that they have had and what they did that was silly.

This story would be fun and could be a good tool for Reading Comprehension. It is about Silly Sally and Ned Buttercup and they walk into town upside down and along their walk to met up with different animals. The book could be used as a tool for memorization, rhyming, and or fluency.

Silly Sally went to town, walking backwards, upside down. She met various animals who joined her in fun and games along the way until they fell asleep, upside down. Then along came Neddy Buttercup, walking forwards, right side up. Neddy tickled them all awake.

This is a silly, silly story that is

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fun to read. The illustrations are very lively and colorful. I think children would be entertained by this book.

This could be used to teach the essential qualities of imagination and humor to children

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Sally went to town and met a silly pig, a dog, a bird, and a sheep. So cute anyone would love silly sally. Its a book that makes you laugh to yourself. 2nd grade children would like this book.

This is a fun book, but the storyline was not that good. I did not really into the story. The benefit of this story is that the pictures makes me feel happy. It could be the watercolor color of the pictures.

This is a story about a girl named Sally who goes to town backwards and upside down. Along the way she meets different animals. When she falls asleep Neddy Buttercup wakes her up and goes to town with them all. This is a funny, silly story for younger students. It would be fun to read on backwards

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day. It repeats itself over and over, so it is good for beginning readers to follow along.

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Silly sally a a girl who walks to town "walking backwards, upside down." On the way to town she met a pig who she danced with, a dog who she played leap frog with, a loon she sang with, and a sheep who she fell asleep with. While they were all sleeping Neddy Buttercup came up and began to tickle

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them all to wake them up. They all went into town "walking backward, upside down."

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Silly Sally walks to town backwards and upside down. Walking to town one day, she meets alot of different animals and they all walk to town backwards and upside down. It is very repetitive and good for beginning readers.

'Silly Sally' by Audrey Wood is a book of rhyming words that is almost musical. Silly Sally went to town, walking backwards, upside down. The book tells of Silly Sally's adventures in town all day and describes with a rhyme what she does next. This book is great for young students and to teach

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rhyming. The book is short and simple, so I would not read it to older students.

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"Silly Sally went to town, walking backwards, upside down." Sally has many silly friends who join her along the way into town. They come into town in a funny but yet, unusual way. This book is great for younger children because it has many rhyiming words in it. They will also think the book is

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funny because of how the silly people come into town!

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This is a great read aloud for younger kids because it has rhyming and repetition. The pages are colorful and fun, and will keep children giggling. This lively girl Sally has quite a day in the town and slowy has the people "walking backwards, upside down." This will surely make kids want to get up

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and bounce around.

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This is a fun rhyming book. Great for read alouds. One of my favorite books as a child because it kept me laughing.

This is a cute book that younger grades would enjoy. It is filled with lots of fun rhymes about Sally going to town.

It was a cute little book that could probably be used from grades 1-3. I think kids would find it to be funny and enjoy it.

A rhyming story of Silly Sally, who makes many friends as she travels to town--backward and upside down.

A reading that is more of a song. What Silly Sally does. Great for lesson on rhyme.

Silly Sally goes to town and meets a lot of interesting people on the way. This is surely a book that children will want to read over and over again.

This is a cute book about a little girl who jumps and moves around and the girl teachers students about motions.