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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Tuesday, February 09, 2010. Listen to Your Mother. By Florence Parry Heide, 2010. Ernest, a boy who always listens to his mother, learns to have fun with his new neighbor. By Victoria Roberts, 2010. When her mother tarries in buying her a pet, a little girl satisfies her desire with a pet rock, a pet glove, a pet balloon, etc. By Bruce Hale, 2014. With a big bad baby on the loose, what will the townspeople do? Chicken of the Family. Children Make Terrible Pets. Chip Wants A Dog.
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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Friday, July 20, 2007. FISH, FROGS and TURTLES. By Eric Kimmel, 2008. After Anansi invites Turtle to a party just to play a trick on him, Turtle exacts his revenge. Beware of the Frog. By William Bee, 2008. In this very British tale, a little old lady lives at the edge of the woods, with only her pet frog to protect her from all of the monsters nearby. By Gillian Shields, 2008. A boy longing for a dog decides to train his fish to catch sticks and wags its tail. Race of the Century.
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School Age Read Alouds: February 2010
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School Age Read Alouds. Tuesday, February 09, 2010. Listen to Your Mother. By Florence Parry Heide, 2010. Ernest, a boy who always listens to his mother, learns to have fun with his new neighbor. By Victoria Roberts, 2010. When her mother tarries in buying her a pet, a little girl satisfies her desire with a pet rock, a pet glove, a pet balloon, etc. By Bruce Hale, 2014. With a big bad baby on the loose, what will the townspeople do? Chicken of the Family. Children Make Terrible Pets. Chip Wants A Dog.
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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Friday, July 20, 2007. By Liz Pichon, 2006. He solves his problem of boredom by reading books and other activities. Do Not Open This Book. By Michaela Muntean, 2006. This silly story dares the reader to keep going, until in the end they discover that they have helped write the book! Incredible Book Eating Boy. By Oliver Jeffers, 2006. The more books Henry eats, the smarter he gets! By Michelle Knudson, 2006. Can a misbehaving lion learn library rules? Winston the Book Wolf.
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School Age Read Alouds: January 2007
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School Age Read Alouds. Tuesday, January 23, 2007. Down the Back of the Chair. By Margaret Mahy, 2006. Dad desperately searches for the car keys - and finds everything his family needs down the back of the chair! Look What the Cat Dragged In. By Gary Hogg, 2005. A cat gets revenge on the Lazybones family when he gets tired of caring for them during the winter. By Davide Cal'i, 2008. A robot mother would never make you clean up your room. What’s With This Room? Posted by Lisa @ 6:35 PM. By Sarah Stewart, ...
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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing. By Judy Barrett, 1990. Pictures of animals wearing clothes demonstrate why this would be a ridiculous custom for them to adopt. Aunt Lucy Went to Buy A Hat. By Alice Low, 2004. Rhyming tale of a woman who sets out to replace her lost hat, but ends up with a cat and a succession of other items instead. Ducks Don’t Wear Socks. Kettles Get New Clothes. Martina the Beautiful Cockroach. Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed.
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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Tuesday, January 27, 2009. JUNK FOOD and SWEET TREATS. By Keiko Kasza, 2007. A ravenous Badger yearns for yummy meals like mole taco, rat burger, and rabbit-banana split. Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum. By Lisa Wheeler, 2004. A pink glob of bubblegum causes a series of animals to get stuck in the "chewy-gooey icky-sticky" mess. By Rosemary Wells, 1997. To Max, a birthday cake isn't complete without red-hot marshmellow squirters. Froggy Bakes A Cake. Gladys Goes Out to Lunch. By Laura Nume...
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School Age Read Alouds
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School Age Read Alouds. Saturday, June 14, 2008. By Klutz Editors, 2007. Learn how to shrink heads, snort rubber bands, take off your thumb, break your nose, and make radio-controlled underwear! Frankenstein Makes a Sandwich. By Adam Rex, 2006. Dracula walks around with spinach in his teeth, because everyone is afraid to tell him about it, and the Phantom of the Opera can't get 'It's a Small World'. Out of his head. Gallop: A Scanimation Book. Ribbit: Flip and See Who Froggy Can Be.
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School Age Read Alouds: July 2007
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School Age Read Alouds. Friday, July 20, 2007. FISH, FROGS and TURTLES. By Eric Kimmel, 2008. After Anansi invites Turtle to a party just to play a trick on him, Turtle exacts his revenge. Beware of the Frog. By William Bee, 2008. In this very British tale, a little old lady lives at the edge of the woods, with only her pet frog to protect her from all of the monsters nearby. By Gillian Shields, 2008. A boy longing for a dog decides to train his fish to catch sticks and wags its tail. Race of the Century.
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putting smiles on faces :): it's spring...
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Putting smiles on faces :). A newly-minted children's librarian shares her adventures in the storytime room. Well, it was spring when I was reading these stories! We had a week and a half of very unusual weather for March in this part of the Midwest - several days we had temperatures in the 80's! This morning, however, it was less than 40. back to reality! I asked the children if they knew what season it was? What season brings all the flowers out? This book is more of a poem than it is a proper story, b...
