pickMost of the students loved Chester Van Chime, especially looking for the rhyming pictures throughout the book. But while reading, it became very apparent that they didn't know any nursery rhymes. So now we will be visiting Mother Goose. K-5 with one caveat: we will not discuss the inappropriate language out loud at school.
pickGrace and Box is one of my favorite picture books, encouraging imaginative play! So fun to hear and meet Kim Howard at the Indiana Library Federation Youth Services Conference yesterday. ❤️
#hygge #midwintersolace
Grandson cooked 😅🙃👦🏼 and we have on Nanas piano girl ✔️🍝🕯️🎶
🎹 Khatia Buniatishvili
The light has almost gone, so excuse the terrible resolution - but my Vegemite stocking currently has pride of place on my bedroom wall! ICONIC 💛❤️
Looking forward to seeing everyone‘s photos!
Merry Christmas Eve to all the #aussiesecretsanta s!
MrsMalaprop, LapReader, Jhullie, CarolynM, Lizpixie, LeeRHarry, Teresereading, Rissreads, Freespirit, kathy88“Good Sports: Rhymes about Running, Jumping, Throwing, and More“ by Jack Prelutsky is a captivating book for children, combining lively poems and vibrant illustrations to celebrate the joy of sports while promoting positive values like teamwork and fair play. With its engaging content, the book not only entertains but also encourages physical activity and early literacy skills in young readers.
“Good Sports: Rhymes about Running, Jumping, Throwing, and More“ by Jack Prelutsky is a lively and playful collection of poems celebrating the joy of sports. With clever verses and vibrant illustrations, Prelutsky captures the excitement of running, jumping, and throwing, making it an engaging read for active young readers. The book not only entertains but also instills important values like teamwork and fair play.
“Old Mother Goose, When she wanted to wander, Would ride through the air, On a very fine gander.“
Almost all of the poems include a rhyming aspect that is very fun and easy to read. Children would love to be able to hear these poems read out loud!
pickMother Goose written and illustrated by Tomie DePaola was published in 2009. It is a collection of traditional Mother Goose Rhymes that children love. The poems are cheerful and humorous and star the character Mother Goose and the familiar cast of characters. Parents can read these rhymes to young children or young readers can read them on their own.
“Wash the disease, wipe the dishes, ring the bell for tea; three good wishes, three good kisses, I will give to thee.”
