Shopping cart Shopping cart icon
0
Your Shopping Cart is empty.
Items in this cart only reflect products added from
the Scholastic Education store.

Wait!

You are about to leave our Parents site. Are you sure you want to leave?

No! Complete My Order

By clicking continue, your current session will end.

There Was an Old Lady

There was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow!

By Lucille Colandro Illustrator Jared D. Lee Narrator Editor Photographed by

There Was an Old Lady

There was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow!

By Lucille Colandro Illustrator Jared D. Lee Narrator Editor Photographed by
Choose format
$5.24
LIST PRICE: $6.99 YOU SAVE: $1.75 (25%)

Also available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Indiebound, Target, and Walmart.

Key Features

Description

This bundled-up gal isn't playing in the snow; she's slurping it up as fast as she can. Raccoons, reindeer, and bears look on with stunned amazement as she gobbles up even stranger items like a pipe, a scarf, two lumps of coal, and even the branches of a tree. What could she possibly be up to? What do all of these items add up to?
Delightful sound effects and fun-to-say words, like tinkle, crunch, and yummy, are written out as part of the comic pictures, providing a great way for the youngest readers to participate in the read-along fun.
Series Information: Whether this wacky old lady is eating bats (for Halloween), leaves (in fall), or clovers (for St....
This bundled-up gal isn't playing in the snow; she's slurping it up as fast as she can. Raccoons, reindeer, and bears look on with stunned amazement as she gobbles up even stranger items like a pipe, a scarf, two lumps of coal, and even the branches of a tree. What could she possibly be up to? What do all of these items add up to?
Delightful sound effects and fun-to-say words, like tinkle, crunch, and yummy, are written out as part of the comic pictures, providing a great way for the youngest readers to participate in the read-along fun.
Series Information: Whether this wacky old lady is eating bats (for Halloween), leaves (in fall), or clovers (for St. Patrick's Day), she's sharing what's special about each holiday or tradition in a fun, fresh way. With just enough suspense, the catchy rhymes in these picture books encourage readers to guess their way toward a satisfying ending. Plus, as the old lady gobbles and gobbles and gobbles, new readers get to experience rhyme, repetition, cause and effect, and sequencing, which can boost fluency and vocabulary skills. No wonder so many kids have an enormous appetite for books starring this lovable lady!
Show More

Product Details

Also included in Collections

TITLE FORMAT PRICE