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Martin, B., Archambault, J., Charles, R., & Ehlert, L. (2013). Chicka chicka boom boom. Little Simon. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:20:18 UTC

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr is a picture book intended for Pre-K to Kindergarten children. This book is rhythmic which makes it fun and easy for children to memorize the letters of the alphabet. This book includes colorful pictures that catch the reader's eye and make it easy for the audience to follow along with the story and visually see what the text is talking about. It is a wonderful way to introduce the alphabet to children.

Laura Joffe Numeroff. (1985). If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Laura Geringer Book, An Imprint Of Harpercollins Publishers. ‌

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If You Give A Mouse A Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff is a picture book for a kindergarten audience and is a memorable story telling that engages readers and makes it easy for them to visualize the story. The text and illustrations work well together and shows the cause and effect of what happens when the boy gives the mouse a cookie and having the pictures show the expression of the boy and the mouse without needing text to express how they are feeling.

Baker, A. (1997). White Rabbit’s color book. Macmillan/Mcgraw-Hill. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:21:10 UTC

White Rabbit’s Color Book by Alan Baker is a great book to help teach children learn about colors and the colors made when the rabbit mixes two colors together. With the white background and colored rabbit and tub makes it easy for children to focus on what is happening in the story and grabs their attention. The text itself is simple, making it easy for young readers to follow along and understand the story without becoming confused. It is a delightful book for young readers, making learning about colors fun and exciting.

Blabey, A. (2018). I Need a Hug. Scholastic Inc. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:21:23 UTC

I Need a Hug by Aaron Blabey is a great book for the elementary setting. This book is a great example to show children not to judge others by their appearance. Not only does this book have a good lesson to it, but it is a fitting example of verbal storytelling that can put children into the porcupine's shoes. Even with the simple text in this book, you can tell with the illustrations how the porcupine and other animals feel based off their expressions, adding more to the story. The author adds to the story telling but adding visually cues with different fonts to express how the story should be read making it engage and bringing the story to life.

Berry, J. (2020). Being Bullied. ‌

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A Children’s Book About Being Bullied by Joy Berry is a picture book intended for children ages 3-7 years old. This series of books by Joy Berry are meant to show children two sides to each story and how to respond when something like bullying happens. This story has text that children can understand and relate to by using uncomplicated text. This book is on a mor serious topic, but the author uses the illustrations to help children understand and visualize the message about bullying.

Rey, H. A., & Rey, M. (2012). Curious George and the Puppies (Read-Aloud). HarperCollins. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:21:42 UTC

Curious George and the Puppies by Margret & H.A.Reys is a picture book for children ages 1-5 years old. This story brings children along with Curious George and his adventure. The story engages children and is easy to follow along and visualize what is happening with pictures that set the stage for readers to bring the story to life. The illustrations make it easy for the readers to understand what is happening in the story and follow along with Curious George.

Most, B. (2009). If the dinosaurs came back. Paw Prints. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:21:58 UTC

If the dinosaurs came back by Bernard Most is an enjoyable book to spike children's imagination and to think creatively. The text is playful and easy to follow along with pictures to bring these ideas that the author is telling us about. Having the dinosaurs in bright bold colors against the black and white background draws the reader's attention. The author adds humor and playfulness to the story by talking about how people could ride the dinosaurs to work and displays a comically huge dinosaur on a busy highway.

Sobotka, A. (2024). Ten Little Trains. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:22:09 UTC

Ten Little Trains by Amanda Sobota is a rhythmic colorful book that engages and educates readers counting down from ten to one. The book is counting based with repetitive rhyming words to engage the reader to chant along how many trains are left. The illustrations and 3-D trains in this book grab the reader's attention and uses visual cues to go along with counting down from ten.

Eastman, P. D. (2010). The Best Nest. Random House Books for Young Readers. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:22:20 UTC

The Best Nest by P.D Eastman is a book for all ages about Mr. And Mrs. Bird looking for the best nest. The illustrations in this book easily capture the bird's actions and emotions described in the text with humor and bright colors to grab the reader's attention. While reading the story readers can easily understand and relate to Mr. And Mrs. Bird about appreciating what they have.

Daisy’s Wild Ride. (1995). Worldwide Media Services. ‌

katierussell7 — 2025-05-01 02:22:29 UTC

Daisy’s Wild Ride by Bob Graham is a book for children kindergarten to second grade to teach children about motion. Not only are the illustrations bright and eye catching, but the story is also engaging and exciting, leaving readers on the edge of their seat before they turn the page. Graham's illustrations and text go hand in hand perfectly displaying the cause and effect of the adventure Daisy goes through and make it easy for readers to follow along and understand the story.

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