On a Pirate Ship by Sarah Courtauld Reading Level
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Uhh...well, information technology's honest! There is no real story, but a description of what pirates exercise, search for ships to plunder, attack them, steal their valuables, maroon the coiffure at ocean or force them to join the pirate crew, and run and hide from the police force. All is told with the most adorable illustrations. The terminal page asks the reader if they are "brave" enough to live on a pirate ship!! Why non merely ask if they are brave enough for a life of crime and running from the constabulary?! I got this for my iii year former north Uhh...well, it'south honest! There is no real story, just a description of what pirates practice, search for ships to plunder, attack them, steal their valuables, maroon the coiffure at sea or force them to join the pirate crew, and run and hibernate from the law. All is told with the most adorable illustrations. The last folio asks the reader if they are "brave" enough to alive on a pirate ship!! Why not just inquire if they are brave plenty for a life of crime and running from the law?! I got this for my three twelvemonth erstwhile nephew, merely no way am I giving information technology to him. ...more
Sep 12, 2011 Kim rated it liked it
Pretty good pirate book for young children since it has relatively few words per page and offers adept vocabulary. It is one of the few books that actually goes into what pirates actually do, which is attack other ships, fight their crew, take their stuff, and leave them marooned or force them to bring together the crew. It's all done very low-cal but it does put a new light on the romance of pirating, doesn't it? Pretty good pirate book for young children since it has relatively few words per folio and offers good vocabulary. It is one of the few books that actually goes into what pirates actually do, which is set on other ships, fight their coiffure, take their stuff, and exit them marooned or strength them to bring together the crew. It's all washed very light merely it does put a new calorie-free on the romance of pirating, doesn't it? ...more
Nov xviii, 2019 Vicky rated it it was ok
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click hither. Unfortunately my little male child loves this and will observe if we become rid of it, which I would otherwise definitely exist inclined to do! The illustrations are charming but the story definitely doesn't gloss over what pirates actually do (plundering, fighting, threatening the crews of merchant ships with expiry unless they become pirates...) which would be fine if the book actually pointed out that these were wrong things to practice! Overall it glamourises the less savoury aspects of pirate life in a style that Unfortunately my piddling boy loves this and will notice if we become rid of it, which I would otherwise definitely be inclined to practise! The illustrations are charming merely the story definitely doesn't gloss over what pirates actually do (plundering, fighting, threatening the crews of merchant ships with expiry unless they become pirates...) which would be fine if the book actually pointed out that these were wrong things to do! Overall it glamourises the less savoury aspects of pirate life in a way that makes me uncomfortable.
That said the 2 year erstwhile loves it ... ...more
That said the 2 year erstwhile loves it ... ...more
Jul 16, 2018 Alisha rated it liked it
A fine pirate volume in a sea of pirate books. The illustrations are cute. The text can be hard to read on as night pages. Recommended for preK kids.
Sep 05, 2020 Lisa rated it really liked it
Beautiful lilliputian moving picture book. My son did question why at that place was not a girl on the pirate ship. I can't get into more detail without giving the story away. Beautiful little flick volume. My son did question why in that location was not a girl on the pirate ship. I tin can't go into more detail without giving the story away. ...more
What would it be like t be a pirate? Read this book for a artless description.
Apr 06, 2015 Lisa Echols rated it information technology was amazing
For lilliputian ones who aren't certain what it means to be a pirate, this is a smashing G-rated story to introduce them to what happens during pirates mean solar day. It does accept a boxing, but it is i page long and not graphic at all and when the pirates celebrate their victory they "beverage hot spicy drinks and sing and dance till dawn." There is lots of room for interaction - the kids tin can mimic steering the transport, pulling in the sails, swordplay at ocean and the Blast! of a cannon! For little ones who aren't sure what it means to be a pirate, this is a great Thou-rated story to introduce them to what happens during pirates day. It does accept a battle, simply information technology is ane page long and not graphic at all and when the pirates gloat their victory they "drink hot spicy drinks and sing and dance till dawn." There is lots of room for interaction - the kids can mimic steering the ship, pulling in the sails, swordplay at sea and the Smash! of a cannon! ...more than
This book is great for kindergarten age students. There is really great vocabulary in here as well equally wonderful illustrations. Also, the way the words are written on the page is very visual and great for kids.
Dec 04, 2014 Sylvester rated it did not like it
3* art
ane* story
1* story
ane* story
Sad, just a little as well glossy on what pirates really do. Search for treasure? Um, it'south non that I want blood and gore - merely, don't go at that place if you're not going to tell the truth. Spicy drinks = rum? Not for me.
iii* art1* story
Lamentable, merely a petty likewise sleeky on what pirates really do. Search for treasure? Um, information technology's not that I want blood and gore - merely, don't go there if y'all're non going to tell the truth. Spicy drinks = rum? Non for me.
...more February 23, 2016 Amanda Duncan rated it really liked it
I think little boys would dearest this book!! It's total of adventure and excitement. Information technology'southward perfect for any classroom. Beginners may need a little chip of help, simply intermediate and advanced elementary students will do bang-up with this. I thought information technology was a really cute volume. I think little boys would love this book!! It's full of adventure and excitement. It's perfect for any classroom. Beginners may need a piddling flake of assist, but intermediate and advanced elementary students will do slap-up with this. I thought it was a really cute volume. ...more than
Oct 11, 2015 Olivia rated it it was ok
This story is about using your imagination to be a pirate, probably not the best option for a bed time story.
Apr 13, 2016 Beth rated information technology it was ok
Meh - 2*
I didn't really savor it. The children weren't fully engaged in the story. There was no plot to the story....
Meh - ii*I didn't really relish information technology. The children weren't fully engaged in the story. There was no plot to the story....
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another book I read to preschool today for Pirate solar day.
Sarah Courtauld lives in London and writes and illustrates funny books for children. Her favourite children's writers are Andy Stanton, Roald Dahl, Tove Jansson, J Meade Falkner and Lemony Snicket, although her all time favourite children'south book is The Princess Helpmate.
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