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Nancy Tafuri's acclaimed picture books for the youngest child include the Caldecott Honor Book Have You Seen My Duckling?; Spots, Feathers, and Curly Tails; I love you, Little One; and In the Snow, written by Sharon Phillips Denslow. She lives with her family in Roxbury, Connecticut.

Nancy Tafuri's acclaimed picture books for the youngest child include the Caldecott Honor Book Have You Seen My Duckling?; Spots, Feathers, and Curly Tails; I love you, Little One; and In the Snow, written by Sharon Phillips Denslow. Age Range: 2 - 7 years. Grade Level: Preschool - 2.

Nancy Tafuri is probably best known as the creator of Have You Seen My Duckling?, a 1985 Caldecott Honor Book described by Parent’s Choice as beautifully precise yet emotionally affecting

Nancy Tafuri is probably best known as the creator of Have You Seen My Duckling?, a 1985 Caldecott Honor Book described by Parent’s Choice as beautifully precise yet emotionally affecting. Trained as a graphic designer, Tafuri has authored more than 45 books over 30 years for the very young. When Tafuri first attempted picture book illustration in the late 1970’s picture books were aimed at five-, six-, and seven-year-olds. Tafuri’s images were considered too graphic for children that age.

Written and illustrated by Nancy Tafuri Published in 1984 by Tupelo Books.

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None of the pond residents - bird, turtle, beaver, or fish - has seen Mother Duck's missing baby. But clever viewers of these charming color scenes can see that the duckling isn't really lost, just adventuring - and never very far away. Expand Product Details. None of the pond residents - bird, turtle, beaver, or fish - has seen Mother Duck's missing baby. Other Books You Might Like.

A duckling is missing! Mother Duck sails frantically around the pond, with the rest of her brood behind her. But none of the pond residents has seen the little duckling, not bird, not turtle, not beaver, not fish. But clever readers can see that duckling isn't lost at all-just adventuring, and never far away.

Have You Seen My Duckling? by Nancy Tafuri. ALA Notable Children’s Book. Caldecott Honor Book. illustrated by Nancy Tafuri.

This book is about a mother duck that cannot find one of her ducklings. So I am somewhat biased in my opinion. But I must say that I have passed this book on to all 13 of my step-grandchildren and every preschool teacher I have known. She goes around asking the other denizens of the pond if they have seen it. The fun thing is that, if you look, you will find where the duckling i. here are few words in this book, so be aware of the reading level (baby-preschool). It is excellent group reading, as the children get so excited when they see the duckling and Mommy Duck doesn't. Thanks Nancy for the legacy. Delightful illustrations for children!

Mother Duck is missing one of her brood. Have you seen my duckling?" she asks the bird, and the turtle, and the beaver, and the fish. But young readers who look carefully around the pond will see something Mother Duck doesn't see! show more. always manages to flavor her splendid pictures with humor and interesting detail. Close X. Learn about new offers and get more deals by joining our newsletter.

The story in Have You Seen My Duckling?is driven primarily by its illustrations. This is a good opportunity to introduce students to the text structure of picture books

The story in Have You Seen My Duckling?is driven primarily by its illustrations. This is a good opportunity to introduce students to the text structure of picture books. This lesson plan is also useful for introducing students to problem and solution as well as comparing and contrasting text structures.