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Read With Me! NEW RESOURCE!
A great resource for early reading materials!!!
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Echo Reading I Went Walking Sue Williams Bears in Pairs Niki Yekai Dinosaur Roar! Paul & Henrietta Strickland Animal Kisses Barney Saltzberg In the Small, Small Pond Denise Fleming
Paired Reading Time for Bed Mem Fox Silly Sally Audrey Wood One Duck Stuck Phyllis Root Dinosaur Stomp Paul & Henrietta Strickland Duck in the Truck Jez Alborough Dogs Don’t Wear Sneakers Laura Numeroff The Very Busy Spider, The Very Quiet Cricket, The Very Lonely Firefly (etc) Eric Carle
Asking Questions and Prediction Mary Wore Her Red Dress Merle Peek Is Your Mama a Llama? Deborah Guarino Look Ana Hoban Bark, George Jules Feiffer Do’s and Don’ts Todd Parr Says Who? David Carter The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear Don Wood Spot Series David Hill To Market, To Market Anne Miranda Stephanie’s Ponytail Robert Munsch No Jumping on the Bed Tedd Arnold Q is for Duck Mary Elting & Michael Folsom
Wordless Books Good Dog, Carl Series Alexandra Day Good Night, Gorilla Emily Arnold McCully Deep in the Forest Brindon Turkle Picnic (series) Emily Arnold McCully Pancakes for Breakfast Tomie DePaola Anno’s Counting Book Mitsumasa Anno The Snowman Raymond Briggs Changes, Changes Pat Hutchins Will’s Mammoth Rafe Martin A Boy, A Dog, and a Frog Mercer Mayer
Reader’s Theatre From Head to Toe Eric Carle Clap Your Hands Pat Hutchins Five Little Monkeys Jumping… Eileen Christelow You’re Just What I Need Ruth Krauss The Seals on the Bus Lenny Hort There was an Old Lady…. Various Authors The Wide-Mouthed Frog Kevin Faulkner Hand Rhymes Marc Brown Cat’s Cradle Anne Ackers Johnson
Books for Older Kids/Reluctant Readers
Tuesday (Wordless) David Weisner Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing Judi Barrett Freefall (Wordless) David Weisner The Silver Pony (Wordless) Lynd Ward The Silly, Slimy, Smelly, Hairy Book Babette Cole The Jolly Postman Janet Ahlberg A Porcupine Named Fluffy Helen Lester Green Wilma Tedd Arnold Parts/More Parts Tedd Arnold Tacky the Penguin Helen Lester Cinder Edna Ellen Jackson The Stinky Cheeseman and Other Fairly Stupid Tales Jon Scieszka The Three Pigs David Weisner Olive, the Other Reindeer J. Otto Seibold Stand Back, Said the Elephant Patricia Thomas The Adventures of Hank the Cowdog John Erickson CDB (also great for critical thinking!) William Stieg June 29, 1999 David Weisner The Cow Who Wouldn’t Come Down Paul Brett Johnson The Polar Bear Waltz Outside Magazine Editors Sitting Ducks Michael Bedard Kiss the Cow Phyllis Root Click Clack Moo. Cows that Type Dorren Cronin
Especially Good For Visual Learners I Spy Series Walter Wick Stephen Biesty’s Cross Sections Series Stephen Biesty Fun With Hand Shadows Sati Achath Look-Alikes Joan Steiner King Bidgood’s in the Bathtub Audrey Wood Optical Tricks Walter Wick Something’s Not Quite Right Guy Billout Zoom (also Re-zoom) Istvan Banyal The Grey Lady and the Strawberry Snatcher Molly Bang
Suggestions Addressing Specific Communicative Disorders
Phonolgoical Awareness Ape in a Cape Fritz Eichenberg There’s an Ant in Anthony The Pig in the Spigot Richard Wilbur Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten Joseph Slate Mrs. McNosh Hangs Up Her Wash Sarah Weeks Sheep in a Jeep Nancy Shaw The Hungry Thing Jan Slepian Cock-A-Doodle-Moo Bernard Most Any book with a strong rhyming component
Phonological Working Memory Progressive Stories such as In a Napping House Audrey Wood Drummer Hoff Fired it Off Barbara Emberly The House that Jack Built Various versions available
Phonological Naming Imagine (also for vocabulary) Picture books (e.g. Richard Scarry)
Articulation Four Famished Foxes and Fosdyke Pamela Duncan Edwards Dinorella Pamela Duncan Edwards Some Smug Slug Pamela Duncan Edwards
Semantics/Early Oral Vocabulary Opposites Mary Novik Rosie’s Walk Pat Hutchins I Love You, Sun. I Love You, Moon Karen Randell Goodnight, Moon Spot Series This Train
Syntax and Morphology The Wind Blew (Past Tense) Pat Hutchins Thomas’ Snowsuit (Possessive ‘s) Robert Munsch I Went Visiting (Present progressive) Sue Williams Millions of Cats (plural s) Eight Ate A Mink, a Fink, a Skating Rink Brian Cleary Dearly, Nearly, Insincerely: (Adverbs) Brian Cleary Hairy, Scary, Ordinary (Adjectives) Brian Cleary Punctuation Takes a Vacation Robin Pulver
Figurative Language The King Who Rained Fred Gwynne Chocolate Moose for Dinner Fred Gwynne Quick as a Cricket Audrey Wood Aesop’s Fables Guess Who?!! More Parts Tedd Arnold Squids Will Be Squids Jon Scieszka Mad as a Wet Hen Maran Terban It Figures Maran Terban You Can’t Judge a Book By Its Cover Judith Scheinlin (also good for pragmatics)
Pragmatics Yo! Yes? Chris Raschka Junie B. Jones Barbara Park No, David David Shannon Velcome Kevin O’Malley How to Lose All of Your Friends Nancy Carlson The Three Little Wolves and the Big, Bad Pig Helen Oxbury /Eugene Trivizas What Do You Say, Dear? Mercer Mayer
Critical Thinking Skills Tomorrow’s Alphabet Gearge Shannon The Mitten Jan Brett Two Bad Ants Chris Van Allsberg Elephants Airplane Anne-Marie Dalmais That’s Good. That’s Bad. Margery Cuyler Giggle, Giggle, Quack Doreen Cronin
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