Should I Share My Ice Cream? | 
“Oh, boy!” “ICE-CREAM!”
Elephant and Piggie, Should I Share my Ice Cream by Mo Williams was published in 2011. The comic is written with large text and the illustrations are very natural. This book would be great for beginning readers!
pickElephant and Piggie, Should I Share my Ice Cream by Mo Williams was published in 2011. The comic is written with large text and the illustrations are very natural. This book would be great for beginning readers!
pickThis is a very easy read for beginning readers. This book was published in 2011 and highlights the friendship of elephant and piggie. The comic book is easily accessed and each dialogue is easily noticed. Really really like this book. It also talks about an important topic, sharing!
I love how this page shows how the ice cream fell without even explaining it in words. This picture is all was needed to show that the ice cream had melted and fell on the ground before elephant could share it with piggy.
pickI love this book. This book is written by Mo Willems. I have read it to my students before. It is a small form of comic. Children are most interested in books that they can laugh at. I read this book out loud to my kindergartners and they found this book so humorous they asked me to read it again.
Piggie is my best friend. Should I share my ice cream with her?
pickGreat book for young readers. This is a series that students will enjoy and the book focuses on learning about sharing. This book depicts a friendship like no other and it‘s an easy read.
Was able to spend most of the weekend with Gracie and the Captain. Grace cannot get enough of Gerald and Piggy.
pickA fun little read with my little girl in her blanket fort. It was below her ability so we made it all about expression.
#SummerFunBingo - ice cream on cover and blanket fort
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#BBRC -letter S @LibrarianRyan @Sarahreadstoomuch
Just has to share: we went out to dinner to celebrate our anniversary. Hubby thinks it‘s fun to ask the server to guess how many years we‘ve been married. Our server decided we deserved this mammoth ice cream sundae. Yes, I did share it with him😂
I love these books. I so often see myself in them.
🍦Ice cream
🌊 I live in The Ocean State; beach, of course!
🍓Strawberries
🏕Travel in my dreams - home in reality (with the occasional camping trip).
📖 I prefer print books - especially paperbacks. I listen to a lot of audiobooks while commuting for work. I (almost) never read ebooks.
#manicmonday
pickWhen your library buys more Elephant and Piggie books, what do you do? Check out ALL of them, of course! My kids love these books, and so do I. They're adorable. 😁🐘🐖❤️ #raisingreaders #libraryhaul (Just part of the haul, anyway 😊)
pickShould I Share My Ice Cream? by Mo Willems is the perfect F RA mentor text to teach children about sharing. This YouTube RA allows for access at home without parents having to buy the book: https://youtu.be/Z9sNsCG2tds #UCFLAE3414F17 The UDL strategy is 5.1 'use multiple media for communication' and the EL strategy is 17 'provide contextual support through audio visuals, models, demonstrations, realia, body language and facial expressions'.
Poor Elephant Gerald. Such a tough decision! #gailgibbons is one of my favorite non-fiction picture book authors. #icecreamandcake #gypsykatsbirthdayweek @GypsyKat
My favorite #IceCreamAndCake! Teaberry ice cream and strawberry shortcake. Nom nom! #GypsyKatsBirthdayWeek
Share this? No way. (We're the only ones not expecting a blizzard tomorrow so we're eating all the ice cream)
My husband brought this home tonight. My first ever It's-It. Two questions: where has this been all my life?! and where's yours? 😁🍪🍦❤
pickMy daughter often struggles with this same quandary. Gerald works through the pros and cons, just as many children do.
Gerald and I are twins! We both love ice cream and regularly debate pros and cons for way too long. Plus there's the existential crisis thing, but that's a whole other book.
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