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Baking Day!: Ready-to-Read Pre-Level 1
A new generation of children love Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, inspired by the classic series Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood!
Join Daniel Tiger in this Pre-Level 1 Ready-to-Read as he visits the bakery and makes cookies!
Daniel Tiger takes a fun trip to the bakery and learns to make Trolley Cookies with Baker Aker and Prince Wednesday! The last page of the book includes a fun cookie-decorating activity for little bakers!
© 2021 The Fred Rogers Company
Join Daniel Tiger in this Pre-Level 1 Ready-to-Read as he visits the bakery and makes cookies!
Daniel Tiger takes a fun trip to the bakery and learns to make Trolley Cookies with Baker Aker and Prince Wednesday! The last page of the book includes a fun cookie-decorating activity for little bakers!
© 2021 The Fred Rogers Company
- GenresChildrensPicture Books
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 31, 2021
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January 22, 2022BAKING DAY! is a delightful early reader about making mistakes and baking fun with friends. Daniel and Prince Wednesday are joining Baker Aker for the day to learn how to make Trolley cookies. As they work, they each find themselves making mistakes. As Baker Aker helps them to learn, mistakes happen and we just do our best to make things right and move along.
What I loved: This is another really fantastic early reader from the Daniel Tiger series. This book teaches about how to deal with making mistakes - something everyone, even grown ups, do. The story models a few different mistakes and the tailored ways that each character figures out to fix them. This is perfect for preschoolers who are figuring out how to handle emotions and what to do when mistakes happen. The illustrations are colorful and detailed, bringing the story and emotions to life. The text is large and clear, making this great for a pre-reader to be read aloud to preschoolers - a great story that they can follow along with.
Final verdict: A delightful early reader that teaches about making mistakes, BAKING DAY! is a great new Daniel Tiger story that caregivers and children can both enjoy.
What I loved: This is another really fantastic early reader from the Daniel Tiger series. This book teaches about how to deal with making mistakes - something everyone, even grown ups, do. The story models a few different mistakes and the tailored ways that each character figures out to fix them. This is perfect for preschoolers who are figuring out how to handle emotions and what to do when mistakes happen. The illustrations are colorful and detailed, bringing the story and emotions to life. The text is large and clear, making this great for a pre-reader to be read aloud to preschoolers - a great story that they can follow along with.
Final verdict: A delightful early reader that teaches about making mistakes, BAKING DAY! is a great new Daniel Tiger story that caregivers and children can both enjoy.
January 24, 2022
Daniel Tiger and Prince Wednesday bake cookies with Baker Aker, learning along the way about how to fix mistakes by making the best of them.
Although Paul and I don't like to read a lot of books to Lily that feature junk food, the cookies weren't the main point of this one. It had a lot of good detail about the baking process and encouragement that a mistake isn't the end of the world. A keeper.
Although Paul and I don't like to read a lot of books to Lily that feature junk food, the cookies weren't the main point of this one. It had a lot of good detail about the baking process and encouragement that a mistake isn't the end of the world. A keeper.
September 16, 2021
I like the way Daniel learns to turn mistakes into opportunities.
December 9, 2021
Daniel and Prince Wednesday bake cookies together with Baker Aker.
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September 16, 2025
A favorite. Loves seeing the cookies, loves talking to Daniel in the book.
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