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By: Mo Willems
Date Read: 10/27/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages:
A pigeon becomes furious when he thinks he's being treated unfairly. But he calms down when the duckling kindly gives him the disputed cookie and asks for another. I like this book because it is a funny book that makes readers laugh. the pigeon's reactions and facial expression make me laugh throughout the book. Teachers can use this book to teach how to read with punctuation marks. throughout the book, there are question, exclamation, periods and comma marks. students can enhance their fluency and comprehension skills while reading this book with expression.
If interested in purchasing this book click on the Link below.
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_2_15?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=the+duckling+gets+a+cookie&sprefix=the+duckling+ge%2Cstripbooks%2C139&crid=1KYKWAD9TX1TD

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By Laura Numeroff
Date read: 10/21/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages:
If you give a mouse a cookie a series of cause and effects will happen. This book follows a mouse and a boy as they complete multiple tasks to their enjoyment. I like at the end of the book, it starts over with the first sentence from the first page. This book is excellent for a teacher to introduce cause and effect to students. The teacher can read this book to students then encourage to write their own cause of effect series.

If interested in purchasing this book click on the Link below.
https://www.amazon.com/If-You-Give-Mouse-Cookie/dp/0060245867/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1509401170&sr=1-1&keywords=if+you+give+a+mouse+a+cookie

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The Yellow Chicken and the Red Fox by Minnie Rimmer-McClain 

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The Yellow Chicken and the Red Fox by Minnie Rimmer-McClain 

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Date read:10/21/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages 4 - 10
The yellow chicken is visited by a red fox every day. One day the yellow chicken asks the fox why does he stare at her every day. The fox responds by saying he wants to be the chicken's friend, but this is a lie. The fox intends to eat the chicken. The chicken faces a choice to either trust the fox or listens to her mother.  The fox tries multiple times to get the chicken to trust him, but he fails.
I LOVE how this book teaches children about talking to strangers. The book gives a  situation that teaches children to act with caution.
Teachers can use this book as a lesson for "Stranger danger". reminding children to always listen to your parents and do not trust strangers.

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"The Yellow Chicken and the Red Fox", by Minnie Rimmer - McClain, is a delightful yet cautionary tale about a sly fox and an exceedingly smart chicken. In this story, the fox attempts to use persuasive tactics to convince the chicken to open her gate so that he can grab her and eat her for dinner...

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Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?

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Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?

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By Bill Martin Jr
Date Read: 10/21/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages:
Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You see is a children picture book. the book describes some animals natural movement. I like the illustrations in the book. the book was illustrated by Eric Carle. This book is good for introducing pattern sequences. teachers can use this book to show students what a pattern and how to use one in their writing.
If interested in purchasing this book click on the Link below.
https://www.amazon.com/Panda-Bear-What-Board-Book/dp/0805080783/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1509400574&sr=8-1&keywords=panda+bear+panda+bear+what+do+you+see

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Written by Beth Bracken
Date read:  9/8/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages: 4-8
Henry's family just welcomed a new baby girl. Henry notices how much a handful the baby can be, so he starts to help.whenever the baby needs a clean diaper, a hat or a lullaby, Henry is there to help. He takes full duties as a big brother.
This book is a good lesson for children welcoming a new baby. I like how this book teaches children to be nice to their new siblings.

If interested in purchasing this book click on the Link below.
https://www.amazon.com/Henry-Helps-Baby-Beth-Bracken/dp/1404876723

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Written by Charles Ghigna
Date read:  9/8/17
Genre: picture book
Ages: 4-8
Keeping the world clean is an important lesson to teach children. They need to understand why and how to recycle. Charles Ghigna writes to encourage children to participate in recycling. Each page illustrates a group of friends cleaning up together. Throughout the book, the characters inform readers what to recycle and how to recycle it.
I like how the book gives readers tips and ideas on how to recycle old clothes. Teachers and Parents can read this book to children to teach them how to how to keep the world clean.
As a teacher, I would use this book to introduce recycle and the importance. Then I would conduct a project/challenge inside the classroom to recycle vs. throwing away in the trash.

If interested in purchasing this book click on the Link below.
https://www.amazon.com/Recycling-Fun-My-Little-Planet/dp/1404872299

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By Dr.Seuss
Date Read:  9/8/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages: 3-7
Dick and Sally are brother and sister. on a cold and wet day, they're stuck in the house with nothing to do. Then a giant cat in a hat shows up and transforms the dull day into a madcap adventure. their house almost gets wrecked in the process of the adventure. Teachers can use this book to introduce rhyming words. the teacher can also use this book to introduce the short and long vowel sound of the letter A.
If interested in purchasing this book click on the link below.
https://www.amazon.com/Cat-Hat-Dr-Seuss/dp/039480001X

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Written by Peter Catalanotto
Date read: 9/8/17
Genre: Picture book
Ages: 5-10
Ms. Tuttle has 25 boys in her class. All of their names are Matthew but their last names are different. The last names begin with the letter A-Y. Ms. Tuttle has a unique way of remembering each of them. For example; Matthew A is Affectionate. at the end of the book, Mrs. Tuttle gets a new student and his name is Matthew Z.
I like how the book goes through the alphabet and provides a word that starts with each letter.
In class, this book would encourage the child to think of a word for each letter. I would read it to them, children, then I ask them to write a word for each letter.

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https://www.amazon.com/Matthew-B-C-Peter-Catalanotto/dp/1416903305

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Written Donald Crews
Date read: 9/8/17
Genre: picture book
Ages: 5 - 8

In the book, Ten Black Dots the author, Donald Crews, creates a fun way for children to learn how to count to the number 10. The book uses a black dot to represent numbers. As the reader progresses through the book, each page will add a black dot. Children will learn how to count starting with the number one. This is helpful and beneficial to anyone teaching numbers to a child for the first time.
I like how the book uses ordinary things to relate to the numbers. For example; the Donald Crews explains that "two black dots can
This book could be used to introduce counting qualities of items. students will be given small counters. They can visually see what the number 10 looks like in quantity.

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https://www.amazon.com/Ten-Black-Dots-Donald-Crews/dp/0688135749