Soon we will go on a fieldtrip to Legacy to interview first graders so we can create individualized books for them.
Scribble: Kylie J. -- Write a short story, beginning with the words "If only. . . . "
Next Time: Megan H.
Make a list of the children's books you remember reading -- books for second grade and younger.
http://time.com/3422868/40-classic-childrens-books-even-adults-love/
Here are some I remember: Favorite Little Golden Books from the Golden Age
Berenstein Bears
Cows That Type A Very Hungry Caterpillar Junie B. Jones Dr. Seuss Magic Treehouse The Paper Bag Princess No, David Pinkalicous Fancy Nancy The Little Mouse With the Red Ripe Strawberry The Big Hungry Bear Chicka-Chicka-Boom-Boom The Rainbow Fish A Bad Case of Stripes Arthur Little Critter Clifford Giving Tree Curious George Babar The Rough-Faced Girl Ferdinand Purple Polka Dots Harold's Purple Crayon Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No-Good Very Bad Day Paddington The Velveteen Rabbit Corduroy Bill Peet Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Winnie the Pooh Strawberry Shortcake Dora Mother Goose Fairy Tales Tall Tales Little Bear Dragon Dinosaur |
cute illustrations, pictures -- bright colors kids can read it to themselves books someone else can read to them interactive kid humor subjects kids are interested in kid protagonist rhyme rhythm repetition building on previous phrases alliteration worms -- gross superheros -- princesses simple story line -- sometimes fairies magic hero wizard robots Your books MUST be carefully revised and edited. |
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