pickLittle Chicken is ready for breakfast early in the morning but his dad wants to sleep in. They compromise by snuggling and reading in bed with their favorite nursery rhymes. During each story, Chicken interrupts with comments about eating cookies for breakfast.
This story is about a father (rooster) chicken is trying to read a bedtime story to his willful child to calm down to get ready for bed. The young chick's father tries his best to get her to sleep by reading her favorite fairytale bedtime story. Papa rooster reminds his little chick and tells her to remember to not interrupt the story but the little chick does so anyways.
pickThis book was about a boy who was being read to by his grandpa. The chicken would constantly interrupt and ruin the ending of the story for the boy. The boy suggests grandpa makes up his own story so the chicken will not know what comes next.
pickThe Interrupting Chicken is written and Illustrated by David Ezra Stein. This childrens literature book was written in August 2010. This book is about a little red chicken who is being put to bed by his papa. Each story that his papa reads, the little red chicken interrupts the story and spoils the ending. The little red chickens papa then tells him to put him to bed and tell his papa his own story.
“You interrupted the story. Try not to get so involved.“
This story is a great introductory for the beginning of the year to talk about how important it is to have listening skills while others are talking.
pickInterrupting Chicken, by David Ezra Stein was published in 2010 and won the Caldecott Medal in 2011. In this story, chicken is getting ready for bed and the papa is telling some bedtime stories while chicken interrupts. The moral of the story that the author is trying to convey is that there may be interruptions that occur while trying to teach and learn. The reader will start to learn how important listening skills are.
