
Uh-Oh! Tobble's Thanksgiving Tumbles: A Silly Search and Find Story for Toddlers (Uh-Oh! Search and Find Books)
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About this book
Uh-oh! Tobble the turkey wants to help get ready for Thanksgiving. What could possibly go wrong?
Tobble is the most helpful turkey in the whole barnyard. Well, he tries to be. He piles the pumpkins too high, shakes the apple tree too hard, and bounces on the hay until everything tumbles. Pies fly, rolls bounce, and the mashed potatoes turn into a mountain. Somehow, Tobble always ends up right in the middle of the mess.
Every spread is one silly step of the story. On the left page, little readers see what Tobble is about to do and the 5 things to find. On the right, they search the funny disaster for each picture, then look for Tobble hiding in the mess.
Inside this Thanksgiving search and find book:
16 funny scenes that tell one story, from the pumpkin patch to the Thanksgiving feast
80 hidden objects with picture clues, so kids who can't read yet can play
Find Tobble on every page, plus a quiet little mouse for older kids who want a bigger challenge
A repeating "Too high! Too fast!" line toddlers love to shout along
An answer key for grown-ups
Made by a mom and former elementary teacher. My own kids love search and find books, and I know these little games build real skills: focus, visual discrimination, vocabulary, and patience.
A cozy fall read-aloud and a screen-free activity for holiday visits, car rides, and quiet time. A perfect Thanksgiving gift for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2 to 5.
Thanksgiving doesn't have to be perfect to be wonderful. Can you find Tobble?
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