About This Book
Pat Hutchins' 'The Wind Blew' is a charming, rhyming picture book that follows the whimsical journey of a strong wind. As the wind blows through a town, it playfully snatches various items, from an umbrella to a wig, causing a comical chain of events. The simple, repetitive text and engaging rhymes make it an excellent read-aloud for young children, helping them to anticipate words and understand cause and effect in a fun, non-threatening way. It's a gentle introduction to weather phenomena and a wonderful story for pure entertainment.
A rhymed tale describing the antics of a capricious wind.
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some things the wind blew away in the story? Have you ever had something blow away?
2
What does the wind feel like? What sounds does it make?
3
If you were the wind, what would you blow around?
4
How do the people in the story get their things back?
5
Can you think of other rhyming words for 'wind' or 'blew'?
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