It Looked Like Spilt Milk Board Book

I bought this book to use as inspiration for paint blot pictures we were doing in my class. I read the book and we talked about what the white pictures looked like. Then we made our own white paint blot pictures and the kids were so creative in coming up with their responses as to what the blot looked like!

This is one of my favorite books to inspire children to use their imagination when looking at abstract shapes. Teachers can first read this book and then demonstrate to children how to tear irregular shapes out of paper (have them do it behind their backs). Then putting the paper down on a different colored background and turning it until they see something in it. After the paper is glued down children draw details to reinforce their idea. Finally they finish the sentence, "It Looked Like________________". The class ends with the teacher reading each work as part of a class version of the book.

This was on my daughters suggested reading list for Pre-K and Kindergarten. I was a little skeptical that she would be that interested because of the overly simple images but she loves this book. We probably read it once a day the first couple weeks that we had it. It’s a simple book and easy for them to “read” themselves while they are learning.

I love this book!!! It was purchased as a baby shower gift mostly because it was the one book my daughter would sit still for at night. We had fun during the day looking at clouds and sharing our interpretations of what we saw them as. It opened up a whole new world for my daughter and hoped it would be as inspirational for the baby yet to arrive.

This book is a replacement for one that was lost in the freeze last year when our schools pipes broke.

My granddaughter loves clouds, but I did not know if she looked for shapes. She was not too interested in the book because it was not a as flashy as as some other children's books. But after reading, she was interested with the suggestions of looking for shapes in the clouds.

Great book to read with young children. Use toilet tissue to illustrate with book. (Let the child pretend the tissue is a cloud.

I really like this oldie but goodie book. I got it for my grandson, who is 3. He had been looking at clouds out the car window and pretending they were in the shapes of real objects. So, this book was perfect to add to his collection. I would recommend this book for ages 3 and up. Every preschool classroom should have one!

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This book is so great for a daycare, preschool or a book to read to your kids. This book has been around for a long time and kids fall in love with it. There are so many ways kids are able to enjoy this book, alone or with a friend.

Good book lot of fun

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The first book I ever remember being read by my Grandma. Perfect for developing young imaginations and is more like a game rather than a story. Now it will be one of my babies first books as well. As far as the quality of the book itself there was not too much bad to say. A couple of nicks here and there but nothing you wouldn't expect buying second hand.