The Day A Cow Jumped Over The Moon

Hey Diddle Diddle

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    • This is a fun and conversation starting read. Jul 05, Christine Arena rated it it was amazing. Great book for little ones! My grandsons loved the book. It has great illustrations and wonderful story for children to try new things. You will not be disappointed. Jul 11, Evie Loves rated it it was amazing.

    Great, and encouraging story!

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    Easy read you can read to your child or they can read to you. Nov 05, Lynn Wray rated it it was amazing.

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    "Hey, diddle, diddle,". By Mother Goose. Hey, diddle, diddle,. The cat and the fiddle,. The cow jumped over the moon;. The little dog laughed. To see such sport . The Cow Jumped Over the Moon was the first play of Sumner Locke Elliott. It was performed for The Sydney Morning Herald. National Library of Australia.

    Thanks for a new spin on a familiar tale. This story maintains its old feel and capitalizes on modern nursery rhymes. Great mix and much fun to read aloud. Jul 15, Amy Wasson rated it really liked it.

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    Teaches children a good lesson about doing new things even if they think they can't. Mar 21, La La rated it really liked it Shelves: Every time I see one of this author's books pop up for free I grab it. Some I haven't liked and some have been okay, but every once in a while she hits the sweet spot and she managed that with this book. Mar 04, Sabrina rated it really liked it. Cute a good book for kids about trying new things Cute story that you can read to children to help encourage them to try new things even when it may seem difficult.

    Feb 13, Caitlyn Boudreaux rated it it was amazing Shelves: Summary- This book is about a cow who lives in a pasture and all she does all day is chew and chew on grass and never does anything else even though she says that she is constantly bored. When a different animal invites her to do something with them that sounds like fun for example going swimming or racing to the top of the hill she says that she doesn't know how and that she doesn't want to.

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    She made excuses for every invitation until a chicken invited her to jump over the moon with her. The chi Summary- This book is about a cow who lives in a pasture and all she does all day is chew and chew on grass and never does anything else even though she says that she is constantly bored. The chicken said that she didn't want the cow to give anymore excuses and that she should just try and try until she got.

    The cow then agreed to try it because it did look fun but at first she wasn't able to do. The cow never gave up though and was able to jump over the moon and was always wanting to try new things after that. Themes- I found two big themes in this book; don't be afraid to try new things and when you do don't give up on the first try.

    Personal response- This book reminds me of when I was younger and was to afraid to try to new things because I was afraid of failure. Even to this day there are things I won't try because I like to stay in my comfort zone and don't like to go too far out of it. This book also reminds me that when I did try something new and different that I shouldn't give up on my first mistake but to keep trying until I was able to get it down.

    Recommendation- I would absolutely recommend this book because it teaches life lessons that every child should know like trying news things and never giving up. But along with life lessons it also teaches and shows children how to rhyme and how to recognize when something does rhyme. Feb 14, Julia Weast rated it it was amazing. I am a clinical therapist working with children and families. Feb 25, Susan Barton rated it really liked it Shelves: This is a cute story that has an original take on the "Hey Diddle Diddle" nursery rhyme, where the cow jumps over the moon.

    The cow in this case is content to stand around, chewing and chewing because as she thinks it's what she's supposed to do. Several animals stop by to encourage her to try something new, but she refuses. Finally, a very persuasive chicken stops by to invite the cow to jump over the moon with her and she won't take no for an answer. Will the cow take a chance and try something This is a cute story that has an original take on the "Hey Diddle Diddle" nursery rhyme, where the cow jumps over the moon. Will the cow take a chance and try something new?

    You'll have to read the book to find out. The only reason I didn't give it a full five stars is because I would have liked it if the entire book rhymed or didn't rhyme. I think it would have flowed better. But it's still a sweet little story to read to the kids!

    Dec 02, Barbara Ann rated it really liked it. That's all I do. Finally a chicken comes by as nighttime approaches. She invites the cow to jump over the moon. Will she finally have the confidence to try? Find out if the cow jumps over the moon. I like the premise of the book and would have given it five stars if the pictures were a bit larger and the text more concise for the younger readers.

    Targeted for ages two through eight, I think children ages five through seven will enjoy it most. Mar 21, Julie Barrett rated it really liked it. Other animals stop by and tell him to come along with them, to try something new but he does not know how to do the things they want him to join them. Love all the animals that stop by. Jul 16, Petra rated it did not like it Shelves: More repetitions of text than the Teletubbies, which should just not be possible, and half the illustrations were just one copy-pasted picture with minor alterations.

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    Even the Rent -related theme didn't help. Jun 04, Meredith rated it it was amazing Shelves: It was medium level to read.

    My favorite character was the cow because he was on every page and the other ones weren't on every page, but the cow was. And on the page with the cow jumping over the moon, I saw the cow jumping over the moon. Jun 24, Jeani rated it it was amazing. Fun with a motivating message Spot on story-telling with a cute storyline and wonderful message.

    We will be reading this one again and again. I would love to see this professionally done in kindle formatting. Mar 09, Laura Reading rated it it was amazing. I loved this book.

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    It made me smile. I am recommending it to anyone who has small children in their lives and to others who just enjoy a good short story and well written prose. Jun 05, Devon rated it it was amazing. James Orchard Halliwell 's suggestion that it was a corruption of ancient Greek, probably advanced as a result of a deliberate hoax; that it was connected with Hathor worship; that it refers to various constellations Taurus , Canis Minor , etc. The melody commonly associated with the rhyme was first recorded by the composer and nursery rhyme collector James William Elliott in his National Nursery Rhymes and Nursery Songs Some memoirs claim it was a real incident.

    The children's book Goodnight Moon features a bunny saying "good night" to everything around, including "Goodnight cow jumping over the moon". From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Hey Diddle Diddle disambiguation. Illustration by William Wallace Denslow.

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