SPONGES, Spectacular Sea Creatures - Paperback

by Laura Sue Perricone (Author)

IMAGINE... diving down into the ocean's depths and retrieving treasures like no other! Living creatures unlike anything else. ...What are they?

SPONGES! Yes, sea sponges.

What exactly are they? Where do they live? What do they eat?" Why do scientists and engineers study them? Learn all this and more in this series of Lullaby & Learn TM Books.

Lullaby & Learn Books are unique. They were created by a National Board Teacher and Artist to provide parents, teachers, and caregivers with a multilayered learning tool to help children become successful achievers. SPONGES boosts reading comprehension, self-esteem, and creativity.

Packed with fun facts and activities you can do with friends and family. Plan a Sponge Art Party!

The Original watercolor illustrations provide a rich context for learning. Fun follow-up activities complete the learning experience from cover to cover. Read aloud to young ones or read independently. Explore the world with Lullaby & Learn Books.

What others say about SPONGES.

"Amazing creatures. My child couldn't put the book down!"
"We are planning a trip to the Sponge Docks in FL to see them for ourselves after reading SPONGES."
"I've never seen my kids so into a book before!"
"Applying the author's suggestions for helping our children's reading comprehension has made a difference in my children's enjoyment of reading and in their overall ability to remember important facts."
"I recommend SPONGES. The artwork is beautiful!"

Author Biography

Laura Sue Perricone is a National Board Certified Educator, Artist and Entrepreneur. In 2009 she received the Florida Governor's Award (GAP) for Excellence in Teaching Economics. She is the author of the Entrepreneur Series, "6th Grade Entrepreneurs" and "8th Grade C-E-Oh!" She is also the creator of Lullaby & Learn TM Books for young children, "What Color, Quilly?" and the most recent, "Sponges, Spectacular Sea Creatures", inspired by the sponge docks in Tarpon Springs, Florida, on the Gulf coast.