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Jun 15, 2020 · Octopus Alone by Divya Srinivasan. Octopus lives in her cozy cave and prefers to be alone. Instead of talking to the puffers, seahorses, and squid, Octopus does everything she can to be alone. She blends in with the ocean floor, squirts ink to block herself, and eventually moves beyond the reef to a secluded cave.
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14 Read-Alouds I Missed Reading With My Preschoolers...
- 50 Must-Read Preschool Books For Little Readers - BOOK RIOT
Classic Preschool Books. 1. Caps for Sale by Esphyr...
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- Mercy Watson series by Kate Dicamillo. This is the perfect introductory series, with full-color illustrations and about 80 pages each (for reference, a standard picture book is 40 pages long).
- Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins, illustrated by Paul Zelinsky. The first one is the best, but we read all three and they are all excellent, about three beloved toys who live with a little girl.
- Babe the Gallant Pig by Dick King-Smith. I love all his books, but this is the best. Ella fell asleep during the last chapter on a road trip, and Bart asked me to finish reading it.
- The BFG by Roald Dahl. I mean, you just can’t go wrong with Roald Dahl. This one has his trademark silliness, plus a plot that moves right along.
- A Book About Friendship That Will Have Your Lo Painting *All* The Rocks
- The Most Fun Book For Adults to Read Aloud
- A Gorgeously Illustrated Book For Creating Little Book Worms
- An Award-Winning Book About Facing Your Fears
- A Humorous Read-Aloud Book with 70,000+ Reviews
- An Interactive Book Where Kids Make The Choices
- An Interactive Book That Puts Your Preschooler in Charge of Dragon’s Bedtime
- The Book That Comes with An Accompanying Musical App
- An Interactive Read-Aloud That Will Hold Your Superhero’S Attention
- Writer’s Choice: A Bedtime Read-Aloud That Makes Shadow Art on Walls
A book all about creativity and collaboration, Scribble Stonesis one your kiddo will want to read over and over — just look at its 4.8-star rating on Amazon. The plain gray stone in this book has high hopes for what he will become but ends up as a “dull” paperweight. The stone helps Scribble and Splatter, gaining their color along the way and becom...
Between its rhyming rhythm, colorful illustrations, and heartwarming story, The Snail and the Whale is a book you’ll actually enjoy reading out loud. Preschoolers will empathize with the tiny snail that’s itching for adventure and befriends a humpback whale. The whale takes the snail on beautiful far-ranging journeys but ends up in need of rescue. ...
This bookabout sharing a love of books is perfect for budding readers. Lessons include not judging a book by its cover (or a dragon by its fierce appearance) and about how books can bring people together. Franklin finds a friend in little Luna and the two end up opening a bookshop on Franklin’s back. The jewel-toned art and lyrical writing style ma...
This book has won a slew of awards including the New York TimesNotable Children's Book of 2017. Written by Caldecott Medal-winning author Dan Santat, After the Fallfollows the inspiring journey of Humpty Dumpty as he heals physically (and emotionally) after his fateful fall. Humpty Dumpty learns to face his newfound aversion of heights and teaches ...
There’s a reason this read-aloud favorite has more than 70,000 reviews on Amazon. It’s a rollicking, cumulative tale of a coffee-deficient, farting donkey with a repetitive “hee haw” that preschoolers loveto holler. My little one would urge me to read faster and faster, enjoying how much I was tripped up by the tongue-twisting text. While it may no...
Remember how much you loved Choose Your Own Adventure books as a kid? This is the ultimate read-aloud book for preschoolers, with nine story lines that will have them begging for a re-read. Kids love going back to see how different paths lead to different endings. Parents love how the book teaches children about the power of their daily choices, as...
This bookwas written to be read aloud, assigning kids a variety of jobs to ensure the dragon isn’t woken. Kids are asked to sing the dragon a lullaby, rock the book gently side to side, and keep the noisy townspeople from accidentally startling the dragon awake. The humorous text will keep kids involved and engaged until the end, where they are ins...
There is so much to enjoy in this interactive read-aloud book. The most unique part of this book is the QR code that lets the reader download a free app. By pointing the app at any page of the book, you’ll hear the corresponding orchestral music for that part of the story. The text features a rhyming introduction to each animal member of the sympho...
Part of the popular, interactive Who’s In Your Book series for children, this book lets kids team up with a new superhero friend. Together, they (gently) defeat a green scribbling character, who is eventually guided to scribble in a coloring book instead of all over thisbook. Children are asked to tap, shake, lift, and touch the book as they follow...
This bookisn’t just a bedtime story — it’s an experience. The simple passages are paired with sturdy pages that project the art onto your ceiling or wall with the help of a small flashlight (like your phone’s). Kids love to help with this part! The text is calming, as you follow the journey of a kite flying higher and higher, passing birds, planes,...
Mar 6, 2024 · Children grow out of easy toddler books like Eric Carle’s Brown Bear. At preschool age, children want to read more complex picture books like fractured fairy tales, silly stories, thought-provoking tales, and nonfiction books. Here are my favorite read aloud books for your preschool-age kids and students…that they will LOVE!
The Very, Very Far North by Dan Bar-El. Thimbleberry Stories by Cynthia Rylant. Tippy Lemmey by Patricia C. McKissack. Two and Two Are Four by Carolyn Haywood. Walter the Lazy Mouse by Marjorie Flack. When We Were Very Young by A. A. Milne. Yours Sincerely, Giraffe by Megumi Iwasa. The titles below are wonderful book to read aloud to your child ...
Mercy Watson to the Rescue (series) by Kate DiCamillo. Mercy is a toast-loving pig who happens to get into all sorts of crazy scrapes. Excellent for young 3s and accompanied by delicious, colorful pictures. SuperDuper Teddy by Johanna Hurwitz. (series) This was one of Kiddo's first read alouds.
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Jul 25, 2018 · Classic Preschool Books. 1. Caps for Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina. “This tale of a peddler and a band of mischievous monkeys is filled with warmth, humor, and simplicity and also teaches children about problem and resolution.”. 2. Richard Scarry’s Cars and Trucks and Things that Go by Richard Scarry.
