(FYI: I periscope – @notbefore7 – every Saturday to share these books. You can find the one for this list here.!)
So what did we read this week?
Non-fiction:
(How They Croaked: The Awful Ends of the Awfully Famous
Our read-aloud chapter books:
Geography, Antarctica Focus:
Poetry:
Fun and Learning, General Literature:
Crunch Munch is a book of the sounds that animals make while eating. It would be a good example of onomatopoeia if you needed one!
Cork and Fuzz is the first book series that my 6 year old is delighted with. He waits for them to come in at the library and then reads them right away!
What do you do with an idea? is a cute story about letting your idea take shape regardless of the opinions of others.
Some Bugs is a picture book nominee for the North Carolina children’s book award.
We love the Bats and the Froggy book series!
So what are you reading?
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Mary, I got to watch your Scope after the fact (as fun as it would have been to watch in Target … ) and loved it. Gonna check out Cork and Fuzz for my new reader and Firefly in July just might kick off our first ever poetry teatime!
I hope your new reader enjoys it as much as mine has!!!