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Cat Time ISBN Number: 0-9759613-2-2
Written & Illustrated by Lynnette Schuepbach
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Please find time to read this rhyme about cats and creativity. Your child will learn and parents will discern how much fun pretend can be! Another book full of imagination and learning that is the ‘cat’s meow’ from this author. Cat Time is a must have for children of all ages!
Marsha Moore, Retired Elementary Teacher
For the Child For the Parents About the Author
Cat Time is a colorful, imaginative book for ages 0-7 years, helping children learn to tell time on a traditional clock face while appreciating pretending skills. The book uses rhyming, which leads to phonemic awareness, can be used for vocabulary enrichment and the development of the child’s ability to pretend. Parents can spring into other educational opportunities after reading Cat Time by encouraging children to learn about cats, their eating habits, growth patterns, birthing process and natural habitat. Pretending encourages creative thinking by opening all possibilities to every situation. When children imitate Liddy, their own skills will be expanded.
The unique part of Cat Time is the page dedicated to the parents. It will help them use the book in the most educational way possible. Schuepbach offers simple suggestions to parents, questions to help the child interact with the parent, and a list of skills that will help parents understand the value of reading from the day the child is born.
Lynnette Schuepbach is a self-taught artist/illustrator and author/poet with a Bachelor of Music Education degree from SIUE. Cat Time joins two other children's books: Froggy Hollow and Shhhh!!! Her poetry has been featured in several poetry anthologies since 1984, and one of her poems, “Speak to Me,” was used as the basis for a wood carving book published by Walnut Hollow of Dodgeville, Wisconsin.
Lynnette has two sons and three grandchildren and has used her personal experiences in teaching children when developing her line of children’s books. Cat Time is the third of Lynnette’s many children’s stories and is dedicated to her great-niece, Lydia Marie Campbell.
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