I loved sharing this alphabet book with my students. They were excited by the letters and objects "found" in rocks and shared in this book. Click here to get your copy.
I love the illustrations in this book! Even if our librarian reads it, I insist on reading it to my class too! There are hidden pictures in the book as well, which my students enjoy. Click here to get your copy.
For those of you who live in cold climates, you know how those mittens and other winter items inevitably disappear? This book shares a humorous story about the topic. Click here to get your copy.
I have read many blog posts about Pete the Cat. I purchased this book and used it at the beginning of the school year. We talked about all the different places Pete visited in the school and who he "met" in each place in our school (library, lunch room, etc). Click here to get your copy.
I had a grandparent volunteer read this story to my class. The main character does not always think before he speaks and frequently interrupts. Great book to teach waiting your turn and not interrupting. Click here to get your copy.
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ReplyDeletePete the Cat is defiantly on my wishlist (which I plan on making a big online order real soon). Thanks for sharing your favs!
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Nicole
Lanier's Kindergarten Lions
We love Pete the Cat! Listening to the song (free) definitely makes it even better!
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I am a new follower!
Thank you for the award! I will have to go hunting new ones soon...currently on vacation, so it might not be until next week.
DeleteGreat book choices! I love Pete & I've heard great things about My Mouth is a Volcano. I just found your blog throught the linky & I am a new follower!
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Learning Is Something to Treasure
Thanks for following! We love Pete too!
DeleteThese books look great, I am not familiar with some so I will be on the look out for them in the library! I am now your 16th follower :)
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The Picture Book Teacher's Edition
Thanks for being my 16th follower!
DeleteFound you at the "linky party" about great books. I love your selections. Read the "volcano" book this year for the first time. So fun to refer to. I complained about all the "lava" on my classroom floor. We were able to laugh but get the message. I am a new follower!
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I love the "lava" on the floor idea! Thanks for sharing!
DeleteI love Snowmen at NIght! I'm not familiar with the other ones. I will have to check into them.
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Smiling and Shining in Second Grade
Great choices - can't believe I have never used them! Will add to my growing list!
ReplyDeleteThe list seems like it is never-ending...but a good problem to have as a teacher I think! Thank goodness for the library!
DeleteIf Rocks Could Sing looks so cool! I'm always looking for different alphabet books! Thanks for sharing!
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Must get If Rocks Could Sing! I'm a new follower--love the polka dots!
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Strive to Sparkle
Thanks for following!
DeleteI want to check out My Mouth is a Volcano! Sounds very appropriate for some of my students every year.
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I have seen a few people mention "My Mouth is a Volcano." I've also seen it on pinterest several times. I definitely need it for the upcoming year.
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2ndgradesnapshots.blogspot.com
Love Pete the Cat & My Mouth is a Volcano is in my Amazon cart awaiting pay day!
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http://myheartbelongsinfirst.blogspot.com
Kaizactan2001@yahoo.com
Hello! I'm your newest follower! If Rocks Could Sing sounds like it would be perfect for my classroom! Stop by and follow me back. SMILES!
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