How about:
Chicken Cheeks by Michael Ian Black and Kevin Hawkes good for
building vocabualry chicken cheeks, penguin patootie, polar bear
derriere (first 3 pages)
Any wordless boook by Barbara Lehman My Favorite is Sidewalk Circus
Balls by Michael J Rosen is a non fiction book about balls there is a
second More Balls
Joanne/3rd/Ohio
On Aug 22, 2009, at 1:30 PM, Shannon Lauer wrote:
Hi,
We all know the "popular" picture books that are mentioned in the
comprehension books and are also in many wonderful lists on the
tools page. I love these lists, but I'd also be curious to know if
people would like to share a couple of their "newer" or "just
discovered" books and how they use them in their classroom. There
are tons of books coming out daily, and I am finding two or three
every month that are worth buying to keep in the classroom. Maybe
we could make a new list?!
Thoughts and ideas welcome.
Thanks,
Shannon
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