Animal book

Princess Giraffe, Princess Giraffe, what do you see?

I see Jay the Blue Dinosaur looking at me.

Jay the Blue Dinosaur, Jay the Blue Dinosaur, what do you see?

All the kids in our group are 6 and 7 year olds. We wanted to make a book together.

After that, two big sisters helped us translate our pages. They&apos;re in high school.

First, we read Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin, Jr. and Eric Carle. We liked it so much, we decided to make our own.

We used colored paper, markers, pipe cleaners and googly eyes to make animals.

Finally, we recorded ourselves reading the pages we wrote. It was fun to listen to everyone&apos;s different languages. Our voices sounded funny!

Then, we chose names for our animals and wrote the text for our pages.

We love to read our finished book and hope you do too!

Carlos the Green Guy, Carlos the Green Guy, what  do you see?

Crazy Giraffe, Crazy Giraffe, What Do You See?

Bella the Cat, Bella the Cat, what do you see?

Yellow Tiger, Yellow Tiger what do you see? 

Gina the Cat, Gina the Cat, what do you see?

I see Carlos the Green Guy looking at me.

Ky the Red Shark, Ky the Red Shark, what do you see?

Crazy Giraffe, Crazy Giraffe, What do you see?

Purple Chick, Purple Chick, what do you see?

My name is Abdulhakim. I&apos;m from Ethiopia. I speak Oromo and English.

My name is Dadafo. I&apos;m from Ethiopia. I speak Oromo and English.

My name is Tyrone. I&apos;m from the United States. I speak English.

My name is Naima I&apos;m from Somalia. I speak Maay and English.

My name is Kaya. I&apos;m from the United States. I speak English.

My name is Sataya. I&apos;m from the United States. I speak Somali and English.

My name is Nirta. I&apos;m from Somalia. I speak Maay and English.

My name is Mois. I&apos;m from Congo. I speak Swahili and English.

Ellie the Elephant, Ellie the Elephant, what do you see?

Yellow Cat, Yellow Cat, what do you see?

I see the Bridge Project Kids looking at me!

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