"26 Big Things Small Hands Do"
By Colleen Paratore, Illustrated by Mike Reed
Ages: 3-5 years, 5-7 years
A fun way to review and/or introduce the alphabet!
B is for Book
Have you ever had a hard time finding an appropriate book for your child? One that will encourage the biblical values you are teaching at home? Check out our blog for edifying, educational, and entertaining books - most of which we found in our public library.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
The Handiest Things in the World
"The Handiest Things in the world"
By Andrew Clements, Photographs by Raquel Jaramillo
Ages: 3-5 years, 5-7 years
I really enjoyed this book. On each page the author and photographer draw a contrast between solving a problem using our hands vs. using a tool or another object. I especially liked the photography in this one!
By Andrew Clements, Photographs by Raquel Jaramillo
Ages: 3-5 years, 5-7 years
I really enjoyed this book. On each page the author and photographer draw a contrast between solving a problem using our hands vs. using a tool or another object. I especially liked the photography in this one!
Hand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb
Mommy's Hands
H is for Hand
Maybe it's me or maybe it's our library system, but I couldn't find a lot of books on the original Read to Me & ABC list for the letter H. We did find some good books, though, which you can find in the following posts. Enjoy!
Zinnia's Flower Garden
"Zinnia's Flower Garden"
By Monica Wellington
Age: 3-5 years, 5-7 years
This was our favorite garden book. Last year it inspired a flower growing activity which eventually ended in two newly sprouted zinnia plants being uprooted, torn apart, and re-planted. Note to mothers with children under 4 years old: Do not try planting flowers unless you have space in your house or yard where young toddlers cannot reach them.
I'm not sure what it is about this book, but the kids are drawn to it. It's a pleasant book to read several times a day, which helps parents as well. Enjoy!
By Monica Wellington
Age: 3-5 years, 5-7 years
This was our favorite garden book. Last year it inspired a flower growing activity which eventually ended in two newly sprouted zinnia plants being uprooted, torn apart, and re-planted. Note to mothers with children under 4 years old: Do not try planting flowers unless you have space in your house or yard where young toddlers cannot reach them.
I'm not sure what it is about this book, but the kids are drawn to it. It's a pleasant book to read several times a day, which helps parents as well. Enjoy!
Good Morning Garden
"Good Morning Garden"
By Barbara Brenner, Illustrated by Denise Ortakales
Age: 3-5 years
Admittedly not my favorite, but the style is a nice change from most other picture books. When we read this book, Hannah (3 years old) was very interested in picking out letters in print. She had fun finding all of the g's in this book.
By Barbara Brenner, Illustrated by Denise Ortakales
Age: 3-5 years
Admittedly not my favorite, but the style is a nice change from most other picture books. When we read this book, Hannah (3 years old) was very interested in picking out letters in print. She had fun finding all of the g's in this book.
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