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Bee-bim Bop!

Bee-bim Bop!

By Linda Sue Park and illustration by Ho Baek

Bee-bim Bop!
  • ISBN#: 978-0547076713

Through rhyming text, a hungry child tells her story of how she and her mother make bee-bim bop, a Korean traditional dish.

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  • Resource Type: Book
  • Grades: Pre-School, Kindergarten, Grade 1
  • Theme(s): Celebrating Unique Differences, Learning About Food, Food & Culture

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