| READING LIST
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Ackerman, Karen. PZ 7 .A1824 S68 1988
Song and Dance Man. Knopf, 2003. (P+)
Grandpa tells his grandchildren about his days as a song and dance man. |
Brown, Margaret Wise. PZ 7 .B8163 Go 1997
Goodnight Moon. Harper, Scholastic, 1947. (T)
A sleepy child says "goodnight" to all of the objects in his room and to the moon. |
Carle, Eric. GV 481 .C38 1997
From Head to Toe. Harper, 1997. (T)
Various animals demonstrate how to perform various actions and encourage readers to do them, too. |
Carlson, Nancy. PZ 7 .C21665 Iab 1988.
I Like Me. Viking, 1997. (T-P)
The main character in this story exudes self-confidence in all her activities. She takes care of herself and never gives up when she makes more than one attempt to bake a cake. |
Cowley, Joy. QL 668 .E24 C685 1999.
Red-Eyed Tree Frog. Scholastic, 1999. (T-P)
Photographs chronicle a night in the life of a red-eyed tree frog. |
Ehlert, Lois. ND 1490 .E35 1989.
Color Zoo. Lippincott, 1989. (T)
An introduction to colors and shapes that form animal faces. |
Ehlert, Lois. PZ 8.3 .E29 Fe 1996.
Feathers For Lunch. Harcourt, 1990. (T)
The cat is out and all the neighborhood birds must watch out because he is looking for an afternoon snack. |
Fisher, Valorie. PZ 7 .F53485 My 2002.
My Big Brother. Atheneum, 2002. (T)
A baby brother tells why he loves his big brother so much. |
Fox, Mem. PZ 8.3 .F8245 Ti 1993
Time For Bed. Harcourt, 1997. (T)
A variety of animals encourage their little ones to go to sleep. |
Katz, Karen. PZ 7 .K15745 Cq 2001
Counting Kisses. McElderry Books, 2001. (T)
Babies and their caregivers count down to bedtime. |
Krauss, Ruth. PZ 7 .K875 Car 1993
The Carrot Seed. Harper, 1945. (T)
A boy plants a carrot seed and waters it. Even though everyone says it will not grow, in the end they get a big surprise. |
Lionni, Leo. PZ 10.3 .L6465 Sw 1968
Swimmy. Knopf, 1991. (T-P)
A small black fish shows all the little red fish how to protect themselves from large predators by sticking together. |
Martin, Bill Jr. PZ 8.3 .M418 H47 1987
Here Are My Hands. Holt, 1998. (T)
This classic title illustrates various body parts and what they can be used for. |
McMillan, Bruce. QC 495.5 .M38 1988
Growing Colors. Lothrop, 1988. (T)
Full-page photographs illustrate the vibrant colors of plants in a garden. |
Sarda, Rosa. PZ 73 .S35 2002
I Like Acting Grown Up / Me gusta hacer como los mayors. Lectorum, 2002. (T-P)
A child finds objects around the house to play with and decides to mimic the actions of her mother and father and other adult figures in her life. |
Sarda, Rosa. PZ 73 .S34 2002
I Like Getting Dirty / Me gusta ensuciarme. Lectorum, 2002. (T-P)
A little girl enjoys playing and having fun and discovers that she also enjoys getting dirty. |
Sarda, Rosa. PZ 73 .S342 2002
I Like Hiding / Me gusta esconderme. Lectorum, 2002. (T-P)
Two siblings have fun playing hide-and-seek under a bed. They play the guessing game and try to guess whose shoes they are spying. |
Taback, Simms. PZ 7 .T1115 Jo 1999
Joseph Had a Little Overcoat. Viking, 1999. (T-P)
As the material wears out, Joseph alters his coat into smaller and smaller useful garments. |
Jeanne Martinez, 3/27/08 |
