My awesome co-worker helped build the pizza as the kids recalled ingredients from the poem (pizza dough, sauce, cheese, red and green peppers, mushrooms, peas, sausage, olives, tomatoes). Hi, Pizza Man Author: Virginia Walter & Ponder Goembel 13.99 Category: Ages 0-5 ISBN 9798888180259 32 pages 11 x 8.5 inch paperback Add to cart Share Wishlist Read a Sample We're currently waiting on proofs, once they've been approved then we can offer this book again. I read the poem 'A Pizza the Size of the Sun' by Jack Prelutsky and we imagined how big this pizza really is!Īfterwards, we managed to arrange the kids into a large enough circle to build a large (70') pizza in the middle. 'Hi, Pizza Man' by Virginia Walter See Customer Reviews Select Format Hardcover 13.29 - 16.70 Paperback 4.39 - 4.59 Library Binding 6.59 - 6.89 Select Condition Like New Unavailable Very Good Unavailable Good 4.59 Acceptable 4.39 New - See All 6 Editions from 4.39 Selected Format: Paperback Condition: Good 4.

which led into a 'discussion' about the other toppings that can go on pizza. It's really fun to act out the building of a pizza in this call-and-response song and then the pizza's sad demise at the end:

There are lots of versions, but I used the one above. The final illustration, of a partly eaten slice of cheese and pepperoni pie, looks particularly authentic-readers' thoughts, like Vivian's, will likely turn from pizza beasts to a pizza feast. My son shouts out the line, Hi Pizza Man or Hi Pizza Cat or whatever animal/person is coming next.

Likewise, Goembel's (A Basket Full of White Eggs) mom's-eye views of Vivian appear realistic but slightly awkward, while her lifelike ink-and-acrylic animals, framed by a doorway, are considerably more engaging. First-time children's author Walter's waiting game grows more entertaining when the animals arrive it's tempting to say hello with moos, hisses and quacks. Reviews arent verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when its identified. The title holds an obvious answer, but Vivian's mother imagines other possibilities-``What if it's a pizza kitty? Then what will you say?'' This prompts Vivian to welcome a parade of imagined pizza-deliverers with ``Meow meow, pizza kitty!'' ``Woof woof, pizza dog!'' and so on until the doorbell rings. When Vivian tosses her toys aside to announce, ``I'm hungry!'' her mother reminds her that the pizza man is a-coming, and distracts her by asking how she will greet him. /rebates/2f97806131162822fHi-Pizza-Man-Walter-Virginia-06131162832fplp&.

It's easy to work up an appetite reading this book, which offers an agreeable way to pass the time before dinner.

Hi pizza man by virginia walter