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Showing posts with label Read Aloud Stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Read Aloud Stories. Show all posts
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? (2004)
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? (2004)
by Eric Carle
ISBN: 9780141501598
Interest Level by Scholastic: Pre-K-Gr.1 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.1.5
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.1.5
Lexile: AD440L DRA: 4 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):C
Age: 5+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read Aloud Stories Theme: Colors
Summary: A big happy frog, a plump purple cat, a handsome blue horse, and a soft yellow duck — all parade across the pages of this delightful book. Children will immediately respond to Eric Carle's flat, boldly colored collages. Combined with Bill Martin's sing-song text, they create unforgettable images of these endearing animals.(Credits to Scholastic)
We're Going on a Bear Hunt(2001)
We're Going on a Bear Hunt(2001)
by Michael Rosen
ISBN: 9780744523232
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Gr.2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.1.5
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.1.3
Lexile: BR80L DRA: 16 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):I
Age: 6+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Read-Aloud Book Theme: Family
Summary: Join a Daring Family on a Hilarious Adventure!
Join a brave family as they head off in search of bears in this classic depiction of the beloved children's rhyme. They cross a field of tall grass, wade through a deep river, and much more — right up to the entrance of a gloomy cave, always saying that they're not scared. Of course, when the bear returns, they run back, exactly the way they came, as fast as they can.
The traditional text has been infused with delightful wordplay and plenty of humor, and the pictures by Helen Oxenbury, one of the most widely loved children's book artists, are full of delightful comedy and high drama, set in lovely sweeping landscapes. This is a book not to be missed, one to be chanted aloud and acted out, to be enjoyed over and over again.(Credits to Scholastic)
My New School (2004)
My New School (2004)
by Kirsten Hall
ISBN: 9780516255057
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Gr.2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.1.4
Interest Level by Follett: K-Gr.3 Reading Level by AR: Gr.0.7
DRA: 8 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):E
Age: 5+ UK Equivalent: Early Years
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story Theme: School
Summary:This colorful book introduces young children to the whole new world of school. The narration shows readers where a boy writes, plays, and counts.(Credits to Scholastic)
The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything (2003)
The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything (2003)
by Amy Hest
ISBN: 0439570808
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Grade 2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.3.4
Lexile: 710L DRA: 24 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):M
Age: 8+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 2
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story Theme: Fear, Halloween, Celebration & Festivals
Summary:Once upon a time there was a little old lady who was not afraid of anything. One windy autumn night, while walking in the woods, the little old lady heard . . . CLOMP, CLOMP, SHAKE, SHAKE, CLAP, CLAP. She encountered a noisy pair of shoes — and then pants, a shirt, and a pumpkin head — that gave her the scare of her life.
IRA/Children's Book Council Children's Choice.(Credits to Scholastic)
IRA/Children's Book Council Children's Choice.(Credits to Scholastic)
Valentine Mice (1997)
Valentine Mice (1997)
by Bethany Roberts
ISBN: 0590960660
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Grade 2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.2.1
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.1.24
DRA: 10 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):F
Age: 6+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story Theme: Weather, Festivals
Summary:"Skip! Hop! Zip! Nip!" The sprightly characters from Halloween Mice! frolic across a wintry landscape to deliver valentines to all their woodland friends. Lively rhymed text filled with sounds that are fun to say aloud, and a simple mystery — what happened to the littlest mouse? — that is happily solved, make this a perfect book to share with a very young audience.(Credits to Scholastic)
Banana! (2007)
Banana! (2007)
by Ed Vere
ISBN: 9780141500591
Age: 3+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story Theme: Manners
Summary:Getting what you want can be tricky, especially if you don't ask in quite the right way. Follow one little monkey's journey through many emotions as he tries every trick in the book to get hold of his friend's banana, until he finally hits on the magic word – please! Using only two words, this is a fantastic introduction to the value of manners and compromise for young children. Packed with humour, colour and exuberance, this is a brilliant observation of toddler behaviour. (Credits to Amazon UK)
Tiger (2006)
Tiger (2006)
by Nick Butterworth
ISBN: 9780007838028
Age: 5+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story Theme: Animal, Imagination
Summary:This is Tiger. He isn't real tiger, but when he plays...he can be anything he wants to be!(Text at the back of the book)
Owen (1993)
Owen (1993)
by Kevin Henkes
ISBN: 9780439686181
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Grade 2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.2.5
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.2.4
Lexile: 370L DRA: 18 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell):K
Age: 7+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 2
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story, Award-Winning Story Theme: School
Summary:Owen had a fuzzy yellow blanket. "Fuzzy goes where I go," said Owen. But Mrs. Tweezers disagreed. She thought Owen was too old for a blanket. Owen disagreed. No matter what Mrs. Tweezers came up with, Blanket Fairies or vinegar, Owen had the answer. But when school started, Owen's mother knew just what to do, and everyone — Owen, Fuzzy, and even Mrs. Tweezers — was happy. (Credits to Scholastic)
Dream Boat (2013)
Dream Boat (2013)
by Polly Dunbar
ISBN: 9781406344622
Age: 4+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: P4C Story Theme: Imagination
Summary:Have you ever had a dream so wonderful you wanted to tell EVERYONE? Arthur has! He dreamt about an amazing beautiful pink and green boat with a stripy mast but ... NO ONE (not even his dog!) is interested in hearing about it. In fact, they don't even notice that this very same boat is growing on his head, getting larger and larger by the minute! Soon, Arthur is bouncing along the waves in his very own dream boat. Maybe now his family will listen to him! (Credits to Amazon UK)(Photo: Amazon UK)
The Foggy Foggy Forest (2010)
The Foggy Foggy Forest (2010)
by Nick Sharratt
ISBN: 9781406327847
Age: 3+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Bedtime Story Theme: Imagination, Sillhouettes
Summary:What can that be in the foggy, foggy forest? Whether it's a fairy queen on a trampoline, three brown bears on picnic chairs, or an ogre doing yoga, children will love trying to guess what each foggy silhouette will be. Take a trip through the mysterious misty landscape - hilarious fairytale fun lies around every corner.(Credits to amazon.com)
One Smart Fish (2010)
One Smart Fish (2010)
by Chris Wormell
ISBN: 9781862306523
Age: 5+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 2
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Inspiring Story Theme: Opposites, Ocean, Individuality
Summary:Long ago in the deep ocean, there lived ...one smart fish! He wasn't the biggest and he wasn't the boldest, but he was the cleverest. What this smart fish wanted more than anything else was to walk upon the land. But everyone knows that fish can't walk ...can they? (Credits to Amazon)
The Duckling Gets a Cookie
The Duckling Gets a Cooking (2012)
by Mo Willems
ISBN: 9781406340099
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Grade 2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.3.8
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade
Age:3+ UK Equivalent: Early Years
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story, Theme: Manners, Sharing, Funny
Synopsis:The Duckling wants a cookie — and gets one! Do you think the Pigeon is happy about that? The beloved Pigeon returns for another hilarious adventure that will keep kids giggling…and minding their manners!(Credits to Scholastics)
My Mum and Dad Make Me Laugh
My Mum and Dad Make Me Laugh (1994)
by Nick Sharratt
ISBN: 9781406331851
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade
Age:5+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 1
Type: Picture Book, UK Book Genre: Read-Aloud Story, Theme: Patterns, Family
Synopsis:Mum is crazy about spots – spotty clothes, spotty wallpaper, spotty
games like dominoes; Dad loves stripes – stripy suits and stripy ties,
stripy humbug sweets. No wonder they make their son laugh – mind you,
they think that he's funny in his grey patternless clothes. When they go
to the safari park, Mum goes wild about the big cats, while Dad
enthuses over the zebras. Packed with glorious patterns of stripes and
spots, this book also contains a clue on each spread as to the nature of
the little boy's obsession – from a pink elephant toothbrush-holder in
the bathroom to a bun in the cafe! (Credits to Amazon UK)
Blueberries for Sal
Blueberries for Sal (1987)
by Robert McCloskey
ISBN: 0-14-050169-X
Interest Level by Scholastic: K-Grade 2 Reading Level by Scholastic: Gr.3.8
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.4.1
Lexile: AD890L DRA: 24 Guided Reading Program (Fountas and Pinnell): M Age: 8+ UK Equivalent: Key Stage 2
Type: Picture Book, US Book Genre: Award-Winning Story, Read-Aloud Story, Caldecott Honor Theme: Summer
Synopsis:In this classic picture book, little Sal becomes so involved in her
blueberry picking, she doesn't notice that she's following the wrong
mother — an equally startled mother bear! (Credits to Scholastic)
The Hueys in None the Number
The Hueys in None the Number (2014)
by Oliver Jeffers
ISBN: 9780007420698
Interest Level by AR: Lower Grade Reading Level by AR: Gr.1.4
Age: 6+ UK Equivalent: Lower Key Stage1
Synopsis: One of
the Hueys tries to explain the concept of "none" to another by finding
different numbers of items, one through ten, and then taking them all
away. (Credits to Accelerated Reader)
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