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I chose
these books because they are "tried and true." Over the
past 14 years, I have read them to all types of pre-k children
from all different cultures and social backgrounds, and
each book is enjoyed equally. As I read selections from
this list, children are able to join in because they are
predictable, rhyming, and kids can relate to them. Because
of this, these are the books that children gravitate to
in the library comer to re-read and re-visit during quiet
times.
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Lisa
Rondepierre, CLI Trainer
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| 1. |
Caps
for Sale |
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Esphyr
Slobodkina |
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| 2. |
Chicka
Chicka Boom Boom |
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Bill
Martin, Jr. |
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| 3. |
The
Very Hungry Caterpillar |
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Eric
Carle |
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| 4. |
Brown
Bear Brown Bear, What Do You See? |
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Bill
Martin, Jr. |
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| 5. |
Goodnight
Moon |
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Margaret
Wise Brown |
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| 6. |
Jump
Frog Jump! |
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Robert
Kalan |
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| 7. |
In
the Tall, Tall Grass |
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Denise
Fleming |
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| 8. |
Abiyoyo |
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Pete
Seeger |
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| 9. |
We're
Going on a Bear Hunt |
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Michael
Rosen
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| 10. |
Max's
Chocolate Chicken |
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Rosemary
Wells |
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