Helen Oxenbury's Clap Hands is a simple tribute to activities that children delight in. The words of the book are as follows:
"Clap hands, dance and spin;
Open up, pop in;
Blow a trumpet, a drum beat;
Wave to Daddy, Mama wave. "
This book has enormous subjective attractiveness for children infant to 2 year age range. One reason for this appeal, the themes of the book is engaging. Young children belong happy with the known activities of clapping,Dancing, food, noise (music!), waving and looking after mum and dad for affirmation, which are highlights in a toddler everyday experience. In fact, the book often functioned as a call for our children to imitate the joyful activities. The toddler is also familiar items such as apple slices, high chairs, drums and babies (!), What to draw him or her to the book.
The illustrations in Clap Hands make the book appealing to young children. Figuresin the foreground, all on each side, and get fat, but not garish, colors. In addition, describe the illustrations in the book topics in a simple, clear, that somehow captures both the joy and the refreshingly slow a toddler's life.
There is also no small amount of humor in the illustrations. The tousled hair, the hanging diapers, the lack of shoes that make buttons undone, the sheer joy of noise that blinds measured and precise comicto expressions on the faces of children all day for the joy of life with a small child witness. While this implicit humor usually a reward for adults, the book is read to his children, may also include older toddlers, and enjoy it. Finally, even small children enjoy the simple rhyming poetry of words.
In addition to their subjective complaint Clap Hands significant developmental value. First, the simplicity of the book Language and its focus on known activitiesand objects are edifying for children in the early stages of language acquisition and concept. The adult reader, the illustrations as clear examples of what the words refer to themselves, reinforcing the meanings of words to show for the child.
Even in its simplicity, the rhymes are creative, and so they start the child to one of the characteristics of good books, namely expose creativity.
Finally, the book subtly reinforces the infant, the primary relationalConnection with Mom and Dad: After their joyful activity, the children in the book over to Mama and Papa presented for approval, will see this in the book has the effect of the regulation of young readers in these developmental relationships. In other words, the book affirms the child care the soothing truth that their relationship with their parents is important and good.
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