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Youngsters visit the MacDonald farm and have fun coloring, too. The 22 large illustrations depict a barn, silo, haystacks, and, of course, Old MacDonald. Other figures include the farmer's wife, a friendly dog, playful pigs, a stately rooster, a cat and kittens, and other animals featured in that favorite childhood song.
In this full-sized (8.5" x 11") coloring book, kids can enjoy coloring images as they take a tour around Old MacDonald's farm. The coloring pages include classic and new verses of Old MacDonald Had a Farm. Imitating animal noises makes this a great read-aloud book and the repetition creates a fun experience for new readers.
Ready-to-color version of favorite song, "Old Macdonald Had a Farm." 56 illustrations. Words and tune included.
Old MacDonald Had a Farm Coloring Book Big 8.5" x 11" coloring book for kids 12 big and bold pictures that are easy to color Featuring Old MacDonald and his farm animals and goes through the famous Old MacDonald nursery rhyme Single sided pictures to help prevent bleed through A fun coloring book for kids to color and learn
Old McDonald whips her farm into shape using pulleys, catapults and flying machines.
A fun, fold-out nursery-rhyme book with four toy characters.
With reusable stickers of a farmer, horse, rooster, and more, kids can create pastoral pictures on two different play scenes, including one that can be separated into a pair of pop-up backgrounds.
"Old McDonald Had a Farm" is a classic children's song. So many children have enjoyed the repetition and animal noises presented in this song. Children would love an Old McDonald coloring book to relive this classic tune. As they color each picture, the song comes to life. It is a great learning tool and can be used to teach colors, words, animals, and fine motor skills. Children can sing along as they color and cheerfully belt out the animal noises.
Detailed peep-through illustrations accompany this retelling of the well-known children's rhyme. Young readers can guess the animal through the peephole. First published in 1988.