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Picture Books Brave Irene by William SteigBridget and the Gray Wolves by Pija LindendaumThe Gunniwolf by Wilhelmina HarperHeckedy Peg by Audrey WoodIra Sleeps Over by Bernard WaberLilly’s Purple Plastic Purse by Kevin HenkesThe Minpins by Roald DahlMirette on the High Wire by Emily Arnold McCullyTikki Tikki Tembo by Arlene MoselThe Whingdingdilly by Bill Peet Grades K-3 Chocolate Fever by Robert K. SmithIn the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson by Bette Bao LordJames and the Giant Peach by Roald DahlThe Littles by John PetersonMr. Popper’s Penguins by Richard and Florence AtwaterPoppy by AviShoeshine Girl by Clyde Robert BullaStone Fox by John Reynolds GardinerThe Stories Julian Tells by Ann CameronStuart Little by E.B. White Grades 4+ Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie BrinkFrindle by Andrew ClementsThe Hundred Dresses by Eleanor EstesKeeper of the Doves by Betsy ByarsListening for Lions by Gloria WhelanMrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O’Brien

by Joan Walsh Anglund - Celebrate 20 years with Joan Walsh Anglund by rediscovering her uniquely illustrated and timeless story. Children will learn that a friend can be a tree, a pond, a cat or someone they least expect.

by Judith Viorst - There are some days that you just KNOW are going to cause trouble. And for Alexander, today, is that day. After waking up with gum in his hair, things go from bad to worse. With black and white illustrations, humor and silly situations, children discover that sometimes things are not as bad as they might seem.

Example ideas for learning left / right orientation.  Games include hokey-pokey and simon says...

Word list for John Henry book - focus: add -er and -est Words include smaller, larger, happier, hotter, sadder ,deeper, closer, scarier...

2nd and 3rd grade sight words

Here is a picture of me. If I were a fish, I would ______

With my hands on myselfwhat is dis heredis is my brain boxerMy mommie dearBrain boxerBrain boxerinky dinky do That's what I learnedin the school Eye blinker nose blower food chopper chin chewer head holder bread basket seat sitter knee bender foot stomper

These are the kindergarten sight words your child is expected to know.  Any words that are circled are the ones that your trouble had trouble identifying when tested at school.  

Beloved by children and parents alike since 1989, this is an adaptation from a Ukrainian folktale about a boy and how his brand new knitted mitten becomes a snuggly home for several animal friends.

Reading activity to correspond with Shapes book by Ruby Maille