Sharon GordonAnmeldelser

A story about baseball.

No one in Billy's family wants to take Bernie for a walk, and after Billy does, he understands why no one else volunteered.

Three witches take to the skies in this early reader intended to build confidence in young children who are just beginning to read on their own. Wendy, Wanda and Wilma each have their own way of flying - on a broom, a magic carpet, and a big bird, respectively - but they all find a way to experience the magic of the stars up close...

Published by Troll Associates in 1980, as part of their First-Start Easy Reader collection, Three Little Witches utilizes forty-eight different words to tell its simple tale, with a list of some of the more common ones presented at the beginning of the book. It's a fun little book, with alliteratively named witches and simple, cartoon-like artwork in one or two colors. Although I never encountered it as a young girl myself, growing up in the 1980s, I am glad to have stumbled across it now, given my interest in witchy picture-books and early readers. Recommended to any young witches or witch-lovers who are just beginning to read.

This is a good book to read when discussing plants and how they grow. I love the how the illustrations are detailed. If doing a Science activity, students can have an idea of what the life cycle of a seed should look like. Although the story is detailed the terminology was simple and easy to read. Great for young students.

This book provides factual information about dolphins and porpoises.
It is a good informative book because there is a good amount of information, and it is stated and illustrated clearly.
Age Range: Early Elementary
Media: Ink and wash

216"

I like the pictures where he is showing the same things but they have different qualities. Like there are two bikes, one is slow and one is fast. The children will learn which things run fast and which ones run slow.

This book I think would be great for a family to have with a younger child. It was a very simple book, but got the message across. The book showed the importance of staying clean, but not just personal hygiene. It covered cleaning your clothes, hands, teeth, and your room. I think a child would be able to see these pictures of children their age doing these things and realize that they can do them easily as well, like washing your hands before you eat, and brushing your teeth at least two times a day. The information is definitely accurate so the children reading this book will learn from the pictures and writing. Children will know how sweat is produced and why it is important to wash it off in a shower every day. I think the big message in this book, is to stay clean and to show the multiple, easy way that you can help out your family in order to lead healthy, clean lifestyles.½

This book is about three witches who all fly. Both of the sisters fly on their brooms but one of the sister cannot fly on her broom because she doesn't have one so a cat comes and is her broom and together they fly away. This book was an easy read-along book with very short words. The grade level for this would be kindergarten-first grade.

A fun book describing a variety of opposites.
Ages; 4-7
PCL

This book is about children making healthy decisions on what they eat. If children is unhealthy than it can cause problems.
Source: Pierce County Library
Age:4-6

Use this book with grades pre-K - 2 to encourage independent reading and reading aloud to others, and to develop word recognition.

This book is about a dog who wants to go outside. Everyone in the family is too busy to take him out, except the youngest child. Once outside, the child questions who is walking who, and decides that from now on, the dog will have to wait til everyone is able to walk him.
Addresses the issue of caring for pets.

Use this book in the classroom to build word recognition through repetition of words in a text, and to promote independent reading and read aloud skills.

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This book is about a mouse that goes to bed and begins to hear noises. He looks everywhere for the noise. He then discovers that it is his neighbor putting up her house sign.

This was the first book I ever read on my own. A couple years ago my mom found a copy (my old one having long since gone missing) and gave it to me for Christmas. Definitely one of the better gifts I've ever gotten.

This is an easy to read book for beginner readers. Its about three little witches that all can ride high into the sky. You have to read the book to find out what they ride though! Cute short story!

NICE BOOK

Two cats (father and son?) walk through the woods and discuss trees- how they change with the seasons, how they grow, and how they live. This is a very basic intro.

Worried about not having anything for show and tell, Jenny the squirrel absent-mindedly picks up many beautiful leaves as she walks to school and suddenly has an idea. -- GoodReads

REVIEW: Pictures of a relative subject that is fast or slow.
SOURCE: Pierce College Library
AGE: Toddler

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