pick#BookBinge Day 10: This book #InvolvesDragon. I enjoyed the play in colours, perfect for developing visual literacy among young kids. And of course, the reader can always find the dragon, even if the young boy can‘t seem to find it as it sneaks past the subway or hides itself on top of a truck. My review with a smorgasbord of even more dragon books here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-ecF
pickThis is a cute MF picture book in which a little boy is looking for his dragon in the city. On each page, the dragon is seen doing something different such as eating hot dogs, or riding the bus. This would be a good book for CR. http://reederama.blogspot.com/2014/12/kindergarten-students-create-counting.html... This blog contains a cool lesson plan where students can create their own counting books based off of this one!
pickThis is an interactive picture book that is a Shared Reading accompaniment because as the reader progresses through the book they answer questions about the small boy‘s travels while searching for his friend. The book teaches readers about the details of big-city icons.
Https://www.readingrockets.org/strategies/shared_reading.
This website provides details for before SR, during SR, and after. It also tells how to do it in multiple settings.
Fun counting “one, two, free, eleven, eight.”
pickThis was cute--a boy is looking for his dragon in different parts of the city, pointing out other things that he sees. Specific items are colored on each page along with interesting, thick-lined drawings. My son kept getting frustrated with the boy not seeing the dragon, and it made me think of every time I've been frustrated with a character for not realizing the obvious. 😂296 books! #wherethewildthingsare #90sInJuly #1000booksbeforekindergarten
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