I really really like the way this book is put together. It's a pre-level 1 to help introduce words. In the text there are several pictures of words with the text under it to teach children to recognize the picture and the word. The pictures are fun for toddlers too!
Showing posts with label turtle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turtle. Show all posts
Friday, July 24, 2009
More turtles
Ready to Read: Blue's Clues: My Pet Turtle
I really really like the way this book is put together. It's a pre-level 1 to help introduce words. In the text there are several pictures of words with the text under it to teach children to recognize the picture and the word. The pictures are fun for toddlers too!
I really really like the way this book is put together. It's a pre-level 1 to help introduce words. In the text there are several pictures of words with the text under it to teach children to recognize the picture and the word. The pictures are fun for toddlers too!
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beginning readers,
T,
turtle
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Another turtle book
We got another turtle book and I have to admit it's a fun one!
Emma's Turtle by Eve Bunting
The story is written from the perspective of the turtle. His girl reads to him all the time about far away countries and places and animals found there. He decides to go on an adventure where he thinks he has traveled through all of those places yet he only makes it across the yard. It's a fun book to teach a little about animals in different countries and the love the turtle and girl have for each other. It's a really cute book!
Emma's Turtle by Eve Bunting
The story is written from the perspective of the turtle. His girl reads to him all the time about far away countries and places and animals found there. He decides to go on an adventure where he thinks he has traveled through all of those places yet he only makes it across the yard. It's a fun book to teach a little about animals in different countries and the love the turtle and girl have for each other. It's a really cute book!
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Turtles and Aesop's Fables
We chose to read about turtles for our letter T today. We had an added bonus of getting a book that had a bunch of Aesop's fables though!
Turtle in the Sea by Jim Arnosky
Cute book about a mama turtle who lays eggs on the beach. Talks about the life cycle of a turtle and how it went through so many struggles in life yet still laid eggs.
The Rabbit and the Turtle: Aesop's fables retold by Eric Carle
This is a great book to teach morals to your children. It contains the following stories:
-The Lion and the Mouse (teaches friends come in all shapes and sizes-a mouse helps a lion that's in trouble because the lion didn't eat him)
-The Wolf and the Dog (teaches being free is the greatest gift-wolf wants to be a guard dog until it realizes it needs a collar and would be tied up)
-The Fox and the Crane (teaches treat others as you want to be treated-fox invites crane to dinner but crane can't eat off fox's plates so crane invites fox over and fox can't eat out of a goblet)
-The Cat and the Mouse (teaches that an idea isn't always enough-mice plan to put a bell around cat's neck so they will hear cat coming but no one volunteers to do it)
-The Monkey and the Fox (teaches to not try to be something you're not-Monkey imitates a king so everyone except fox votes for him, he ends up falling for a trap)
-The Rabbit and the Turtle (classic slow and steady wins the race-rabbit and turtle race, rabbit decides to rest until turtle catches up but turtle wins)
-The Wolf and the Lamb (when faced with danger make wise choices-wolf catches a lamb who for her final wish asks for wolf to play her music, eventually the shepherd hears and doesn't recognize the music and comes to save the lamb)
-The Fox and the Ox (be proud of who you are-frog tries to be big like ox and ends up blowing up even though his family told him to stop)
-The Blackbird and the Peacock (don't pretend to be someone you're not-a blackbird wants to be a peacock so it sticks feathers in its belt and everyone makes fun of him)
-The Fox and the Crow (common sense is greater than beauty-a baby fox is hungry so it's mama starts talking about how beautiful everything about a crow is, crow starts singing and drops its food and the baby fox eats it)
-The Grasshopper and the Ant (always prepare for tomorrow today-grasshopper sings all summer while ants work, in the winter grasshopper has no food)
Turtle in the Sea by Jim Arnosky
Cute book about a mama turtle who lays eggs on the beach. Talks about the life cycle of a turtle and how it went through so many struggles in life yet still laid eggs.
The Rabbit and the Turtle: Aesop's fables retold by Eric Carle
This is a great book to teach morals to your children. It contains the following stories:
-The Lion and the Mouse (teaches friends come in all shapes and sizes-a mouse helps a lion that's in trouble because the lion didn't eat him)
-The Wolf and the Dog (teaches being free is the greatest gift-wolf wants to be a guard dog until it realizes it needs a collar and would be tied up)
-The Fox and the Crane (teaches treat others as you want to be treated-fox invites crane to dinner but crane can't eat off fox's plates so crane invites fox over and fox can't eat out of a goblet)
-The Cat and the Mouse (teaches that an idea isn't always enough-mice plan to put a bell around cat's neck so they will hear cat coming but no one volunteers to do it)
-The Monkey and the Fox (teaches to not try to be something you're not-Monkey imitates a king so everyone except fox votes for him, he ends up falling for a trap)
-The Rabbit and the Turtle (classic slow and steady wins the race-rabbit and turtle race, rabbit decides to rest until turtle catches up but turtle wins)
-The Wolf and the Lamb (when faced with danger make wise choices-wolf catches a lamb who for her final wish asks for wolf to play her music, eventually the shepherd hears and doesn't recognize the music and comes to save the lamb)
-The Fox and the Ox (be proud of who you are-frog tries to be big like ox and ends up blowing up even though his family told him to stop)
-The Blackbird and the Peacock (don't pretend to be someone you're not-a blackbird wants to be a peacock so it sticks feathers in its belt and everyone makes fun of him)
-The Fox and the Crow (common sense is greater than beauty-a baby fox is hungry so it's mama starts talking about how beautiful everything about a crow is, crow starts singing and drops its food and the baby fox eats it)
-The Grasshopper and the Ant (always prepare for tomorrow today-grasshopper sings all summer while ants work, in the winter grasshopper has no food)
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