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Am I a Frog?
Written with short, concise sentences that are easy to understand for the earliest readers, this will be welcome as a classroom read-aloud to coincide with a biology unit.
Kapaemahu
This unique offering serves as a fine read-aloud in conjunction with a history lesson on Hawaii, its people, their language, and the colonization that occurred.
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Time to Go!
There is no grand moral and no real harm done, but it’s the kind of silly story that children love.
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Too Many Pigs and One Big Bad Wolf: A Counting Story
Better than a read-aloud, this is a read-along, to be acted out, guessed through, or counted out. A fun way to think about too many pigs.
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Charlie & Mouse Are Magic
A feel-good choice for the classroom that could also circulate often in various library settings for young children just learning to enjoy short chapter books with simple language.
Some Bodies
An excellent choice as a read-aloud in an elementary setting or as an independent choice for children ready to tackle simple language on their own or with a family member.
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A Grandma’s Magic
For story hours or the family shelves, this is a nice addition to larger collections.
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Away with Words!: Wise and Witty Poems for Language Lovers
This is the perfect book for children just learning their way around the quirkier elements of the English language such as puns, rhymes, alliteration, homophones, and so much more.
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Costume Capers (LEGO City)
This story for beginning readers will appeal to young lovers of LEGO City and Halloween.
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