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families (1), Each morning (1), as the parent sheep (1), and fish implore their babies to get some shuteye. I could use this as a lesson for an introduction to animals and their habitats in a fun rhythmic way. (1), A short poem of goodnight wishes from a young rabbit preparing for--or attempting to postpone--his own slumber. This is a great humorous introduction to how preschoolers or early childhood students are supposed to sleep and get ready for bed. (1), No child could resist this adorable (1), 9-inch-tall (1), rag-doll-soft Madeline--complete with appendix-removal scar! This Parisian schoolgirl sports a jaunty felt hat with a trailing black ribbon (1), perfect for the mischievous redhead who is not afraid of mice and pooh-poohs the tiger at the zoo. This is a great book for introducing paris through a humors little girl's eyes. (1), at the crack of dawn (1), The constant repetition in this traditional rhyme is particularly appealing to young children. There are a lot of details in the pictures that children will have fun identifying. This rhyme is one that three- to five-year-olds will enjoy learning to recit (1), the trash trucks make their way through the city streets (1), feasting on the garbage that soils and clogs the community fun-filled look at the world of the great garbage gobblers. Remembering back to my childhood (1), I was always amazed on how garbage trucks worked. I would use this book as a lesson for teaching children about the importance of keeping our environment clean and healthy and what it would be like if we didn't have anyone picking up trash after us. (1), Preschool-Thirsty Baby drinks his bottle (1), but it's not enough (1), so he swallows the water in the bathtub (1), and finally the ocean. When grandpa searches for another source of water (1), the baby burps and assures everyone that he has had enough-at least until bedtime. this is a great lesson for predictions and how the students can grasp any other body of water or water related systems. (1), Even the most reluctant snoozers will find themselves lulled by the repetitive rhythms (1), and farm animals. One lesson idea is to include teaching children what rhyming is and how to use it. (1), the other bugs refuse to come for fear of being eaten. This is a great book to show what spiders eat. (1), young children will have fun using these words during every meal. This small board book with rounded corners is perfect for little hands! This is a great book to teach foods to children who are ELL and just covering the different food groups. (1), but the tree cannot handle the weight. All the lowercase letters come crashing to the ground (1), "Chicka chicka... BOOM! BOOM!" Uppercase letters rush in to comfort the little ones (1), and all is well-for a while-in this irresistible alphabet book. Obviously (1), I would use this book to teach graphemes and phonemes. (1), Featuring simple (1), colorful illustrations of fruits and vegetables (1), and familiar kitchen utensils (1), this bilingual book introduces words in English and Spanish. From cup (taza) to ice cream (helado) and carrot (zanahoria) (1), There are animals from A to Zebra! Enjoy a walk through the alphabet with the child as they find animals for every letter. A great way to introduce my students to letter recognition and introduction to words. (1), " and "Little Miss Muffet" to "Yankee Doodle" and other traditional rhymes. Included is a diverse group of children (1), A visit to a farm by a group of young children includes looking at baby animals and seeing animals feeding. This will be a great opportunity to show children what they look like and their habitats making a great cultural studies lesson. (1), This book celebrates all that toddlers can do (1), from playing on the playground to using the potty.Lesson choices are infinite (1), including colors (1), and friend appreciation. (1), This book contains 200 rhymes (1), ranging from such familiar Mother Goose rhymes as "Old Mother Hubbard" (1), "Simple Simon (1), When lonely Miss Spider tries to host a tea party (1), Like all new parents-to-be (1), and a tiger are having a contest--can they get ten apples piled up on top of their heads? This presents the opportunity to teach children another view of counting using objects they understand and are familiar with. (1), and even just doubling addition. Any grade after 2nd is perfect. (1), I could use this book to show kids how encouraging I could be as a teacher. (1), The book depicts itself. This text shows children the different views of big and little. I would use this book to teach preschoolers the difference between big and little (1), This story is about different size fish and the fish trying to fit through different size holes and getting stuck. I could use this book to teach children color recognition and patterns. (1), The gorilla in this story takes the zookeepers keys and lets out all the animals. They all end up going to the zookeepers house (1), and then the zookeeper has to put them all back in their cages. Because not everyone gets to go to the zoo (1), A book about a baby rabbit who keeps running away yet the mother always finds it. This a great way to teach children about peace and comfort and to never run away because their parents love them. Deffinitly for younger readers. (1), This book is about a Pigeon who really wants to drive the bus. A great book for teaching children how to read with expression and emotion because of the bold print and exclamation marks. (1), Little Gator goes exploring. He attempts to befriend several animals and people yet all yell "EGAD ALLIGATOR!". When he shows interest in the food at a picnic and in a softball game (1), A story about a little girl who tells her teacher that she can't draw. When the teacher looks at the blank page (1), only to be confronted by something that he's frightened of-"EGAD PYTHON!-which causes him to flee to his brother and familiar surroundings. The lessons that could be used in pre-k with how to treat your peers. (1), An alphabet book with zany drawings and nonsensical verse provides an entertaining way for small children to learn the letters and their sounds. I would use this book to teach the alphabet and the phonemes. (1), Encourages the reader to exercise by following the movements of various animals; presented in a question and answer format. I would use this book to encourage the pre-k students to exercise by following the movements of various animals. (1), 100 everyday words for children to learn. Encourages development of vocabulary. Simple design in sturdy format. The lessons are infinite with this book. Just one of the many lessons include vocabulary words for ELLs (1), The story of a young child's adventure is told in such verses as "oats wheat corn rye / sun moon stars sky." This is a great book to teach nouns. (1), Miss Spider and Holly worry (1), "Will we be good parents?" When their ten little egglings hatch Miss Spider and Holly discover that love at the heart of a family turns worries into bundles of joy. I would use this to teach that not every family looks like yours yet they are still family (1), Playtime Rhymes for Little People features her imaginative fabric and trim collages and 40 well-loved rhymes and finger plays. I would use this book to teach rhyms. (1), "Ah! A polar bear in a snowstorm." Then she encourage Vashti to "just make a mark and see where it takes you". I could use this book in my classroom to teach kids about developing confidence. Even for me (1), and point of view. (1), Cartoon farm animals that are wacky enough to make you laugh out loud and rhymes clever enough to sustain those nearly infinite re-readings. This is a great lesson for verbs and how they are used in a rhythmic rhyming way. (1), even if they have purple hair. I would use this book for predictions and inferencing. The ending great for predictions for the students to play with. (1), Preschool-Two rhyming board books that present familiar concepts. The first one introduces morning activities such as yawning (1), and playtime. The second title looks at the various sleep outfits that the endearing creatures put on before joining a pajama party The lesson I would use for this book is to show the preschoolers the typical routines and vocabulary they use in the mornin (1), The red book is just pictures there are no words. So with this story you just make it up yourself. As the young girl is walking to school on a cold winter day she stumbles across a magical red book. This book takes you on a magical adventure. In my classr (1), A book about zoo animals that get hooked on reading & writing. I would use this book in my classroom to show the clever use of rhyme and how it bridges to writing and reading. (1), This book is about a young lion that can’t talk (1), or do much of anything like the other lions (1), but suddenly he has abilities just like everyone else. I would use this book to let children know that everyone is different and everyone learns at a different pace. It would be good to talk to students about how everyone is different. (1), This is a story that shows how much love a mother has for her babies (1), This is a book all about tornadoes and their power. It explains everything anyone would want to know. I would use this book in my classroom to teach about natural disasters (1), she is discovers that one of the things they eat are rabbits. This is a book that has an unlimited amount of uses in a classroom. A few I would use are predictions (1), I could have the students draw pictures of the cycle of the frog. Discuss how it was first little eggs (1), This is a book about the life of the frog from birth till fully grown. This book would be great to read during science time; also when learning about frogs. After reading the book (1), then into tadpole and finally a grown frog. We would discuss what other animal goes through cycles too. (1), This is a book (1), great for little kids (1), about opposites. I would use this book to explain the meaning of the word opposite (1), loyd the Llama is looking for his Mama so he asks various animals if their Mama is a Llama. They answer in rhymes about who their Mama is. I would use this book to promote phonemic awareness with a rhyming guessing scheme and predictions. (1), This book is about a rabbit checking out a library book about wolves. As she reads it (1), Rascally A entices the whole alphabet up the tree (1), A lion (1), middle (1), THREE flies (1), the pond (1), she says (1), different writing styles (1), An old Indian flocculate about a raja who takes the peoples rice in times of famine and a girl (1), tricks him in a mathematical way. This is a great book that has and could be used for multiplication (1), "ONE tick (1), TWO fleas (1), FOUR slugs in the belly of the frog/ on a half-sunk log/ in the middle of the bog." As the greedy frog’s belly grows (1), manners (1), we are treated to a hilarious view of the claustrophobic quarters within. Is there any hope for these hapless bugs (1), or are they destined for digestion. This is a great book (1), for pre-k (1), to introduce the habitats of frogs and connecting it with finger puppets (1), and songs teaching in numerical order. (1), While his brother naps (1), someone shoots an arrow at him and someone else tries to hit him with a baseball bat. After these unpleasant experiences (1), he starts for home (1), simple meals (1), cat (1), is a daredevil. It was Tony’s idea to make the long bike ride to the Starved Rock state park (1), outside (1), snake (1), animals (1), adults (1), travel (1), boring (1), poems (1), the river (1), etc. (1), walk (1), a dog (1), Tony (1), counting (1), stretching (1), breakfast (1), getting dressed (1), rani (1), pre-calculus (1), the alphabet (1), Joel’s best friend (1), and Tony’s idea to stop for a swim in the dangerous Vermillion River. So why does Joel feel so much guilt when tragedy strikes? This book is genius for comprehension discussions. The students (4th-high-school) will sit in groups and be assigned to read (1), upside down." Another great preschool book i would use to teach children direction. (1), A Bright and Early book from Random House and the Children's Television Workshop (1), A classic tale of the determined little engine that (1), despite its size (1), triumphantly pulls a train full of toys to the waiting children on the other side of a mountain. Pre-k lessons include teaching children to have faith in themselves and that they can do amazing things when they set their mind to it. (1), With padded covers (1), simple images (1), and an amazing range of novelty textures (1), Baby Touch and Feel books immediately capture the attention of the very youngest children to create an experience. pre-k lessons involve inviting the children to experience animals and their fur that most might be presented the opportunity to experience. (1), takes the basic concepts of big and small and puts them both in a fun (1), and a teacher looking at them. Great for any level of education kindergarten-5th grade (1), brightly illustrated tale for youngsters. One lesson will include taking the basic concepts of big and small and putting them both in a fun tale for children. (1), A book about two mutts who are opposite in every way (1), but best friends nevertheless. This pre-school book is a great opportunity to present to the children that everyone is different in their own way but special. (1), The Berenstain Bears are Out shopping (1), the Bears look at frilly and silly hats (1), bumpy and lumpy ones. This book presents an opportunity to present the concepts of sizes and shape to children using humor. (1), A bear explores a carton on a truck and gets carried away. By the time he has returned (1), the reader will be exposed to the concepts of "inside (1), the students will do a sharks and minnows game using the characters in the book to run across the floor in PE. (1), each one a different color (1), why the characters did what they did (1), Young Verdi doesn’t want to grow up big and green. He likes his bright yellow skin and sporty stripes. Besides (1), relations to the reader's life (1), Everyone knows the story of the three little pigs (1), but now you are going to meet the three little javelinas - wild (1), southwestern cousins of pigs. Living in homes of built of tumbleweeds and cacti (1), the first two javelinas are soon running from the hungry coyote (1), who had hoped to eat them with red chili sauce. When they flee to their wise sister (1), who made her house with strong adobe bricks. This is an amazing book for multiple purposes. The lesson I would personally use is a connection for cause and effect. What would the causes be for the coyote if he caught the first and second javelinas? Branch (1), the second lesson that could be done is a compare and contrast with 4th graders. what are the similarities and differences with this book and the three little pigs. (1), all the green snakes he meets are lazy (1), Children see a variety of animals (1), and rude. When Verdi finds a pale green stripe stretching along his whole body (1), he tries every trick he can think of to get rid of it--and ends up in a heap of trouble. Despite his efforts (1), Verdi turns green (1), but to his delight (1), he discovers that being green doesn’t mean he has to stop being himself. Great for 3rd and 4th grade vocabulary lessons (1), students will also use the book to describe a major world ecosystem (1), the rainforest. students will describe the python's habitat through summarizing the events sequentially using beginning (1), and end strategies. (1), this book would be great for letting kids know what animals are typically in a zoo. Then I would branch off from there. (1)
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Jan 29, 2013