Wordless Picture Books
Wordless picture books serve as the initial step towards real reading. Their stories are told entirely through a sequence of illustrations. As children follow the pictures, they verbalize the action in their own words, a process that builds vocabulary and comprehension skills. Children may interpret the stories in their own way, and in the process, learn that stories have a beginning, middle, and an ending.
When a skunk gets his foot caught in the string of a balloon, he finds himself blown through unfamiliar landscapes.
A little girl is scared of the beach at first, then begins to have fun.
While the zookeeper is snoozing away a lazy afternoon at the zoo, a sly walrus makes a break for it.
A wordless picture book depicts the passage of time with scenes observed through the window of a child's room.
When a wolf cub and little girl are lost in a snowstorm, they must find their way home.
Hang on as pictures zoom in and then out. Just when you think you know where you are, guess again.
