" I love fly she's sooo cute! lol " - ♥Cynthia♥, " Same vein as worm and spider.science plus story with humor create a fun book for preschoolers. We got this one with the audio CD companion, and Frank seemed to really enjoy the format (listening to it with clues about when to turn the page).
Again, fun to read, fun to look at, fun to discover new things that we didn't see in previous readings. " This one is Zoey's favorite, probably because fly is a girl. " This is great fun and even has some cool facts about flies hidden within the story.
" wasn't as good as the other cronin books " - Christi, " This is such a clever book! It is a fun way to learn about flys and the food chain.
Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:. Make as many copies of the observation page as needed, and staple together for a science notebook. My free work page PDF: free-diary of-a-fly-printable (really, don’t print the I SPY cover page, just use black paper and save on ink, make eyes and the title with white paper). And the free I SPY and Observations PDF, for students to observe a living creature: I Spy and Observe PDF This book is considered an easy reader with special vocabulary that would need to be reviewed and explained beforehand. Or, this is the type of book that motivates some reluctant readers to get involved with reading. The book is a little gross, so expect some comments! However, most children really think this book is funny and even like to hear it read time and time again. However, she is lacking some of the traits of a superhero, and this is all explained in a fun way. The plot of the book is that Fly wants to be a superhero, and has many great talents such as being able to change direction while flying. The first day she is so worried that she will be the only one eating regurgitated food, but learns all the flies at school do so as well! Great news, right? While this book is humorous and fun, it also slips in some factual information. Fly has 327 brothers and sisters which makes for some interesting reading, and she goes to school. The viewpoint of the book is from the main character’s point of view, in this case a fly. By Doreen Cronin, illustrated by Harry Blissĭiary of a Fly is a book in a series by Doreen Cronin that personifies an insect, a worm, and a spider.
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