In "Bump! Thump! How Do We Jump?" by Peter Utton, young readers are taken on an engaging journey through the world of bouncing animals. The story introduces various creatures, each with their unique jumping styles and rhythms, making it an interactive exploration of movement and sound. Readers are encouraged to mimic the actions and sounds of the animals, creating a lively and fun atmosphere. With vibrant illustrations and rhythmic text, the book captivates children's imaginations, promoting both literacy and physical activity while teaching them about the different ways animals navigate their environments. Perfect for group storytime or individual reading! [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called At Home With Science .

This book is aimed at children in preschool-3rd grade.

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2002 by Kingfisher .

Janice Lobb has been a lecturer for many years at the City of Westminster College, London, where she teaches science to all levels of ability. Her wide experience and enthusiasm make her the perfect author for the At Home with Science series. This series reflects her interest in making science fun by treating it as a normal part of everyday life. Peter Utton is an acclaimed illustrator who won the Smarties Book Prize for Sally Grindley's book, Shhh! in 1992. His other titles include King Arthur, the Teddy Tales collection and Harry's Stormy Night, The Labours of Hercules, The Bible Storybook, The Nursery Storybook and The Good Shepherd Storybook. He has also written and illustrated The Witch's Hand and What if? Peter Utton is a popular illustrator and a Smarties Prize winner, acclaimed for his atmospheric art. For Orchard, he has illustrated The Orchard Book of Legends of King Arthur.