This book is good for k-2.
This book is about an old lady and her dog and she tells the story of her and her dog through rhymes. So this would be good for younger kids trying to learn to read.
In my classroom I would use this for students learning to read or just as a fun book. ( )

This book is appropriate for kindergarten and 1st grade. This is a poetry book about an old lady who lives a crazy life and nothing really makes sense. I thought this book was funny and I would use it in my classroom to teach my students about rhyming and poetry. ( )

This book would be for primary. It is abotu animals and a mother of them doign funny things. I would use this book to make the kids laugh

This is a version of Old Mother Hubbard. It's a modern kid friendly version that stays away from some of the original rhymes that would be considered inappropriate to some parents for some children. The illustrations stand out the most. The colors are deep and rich on large pictures. ( )

A classic Mother Goose rhyme, this version makes the story of Old Mother Hubbard's quest to please her dog even more fun. The illustrations, done in thick swabs of paint, are bright and lively and give the characters playful expressions. Large-size painted text, one line per page, slows down the poem making this a good read-aloud allowing for students' observations along the way.