SkippyJon Jones | 
By request from one of my lovies. Hard to believe I had never read this before. ☺️. The class was in stitches. #classroombookaday #picturebooksforall
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By request from one of my lovies. Hard to believe I had never read this before. ☺️. The class was in stitches. #classroombookaday #picturebooksforall
pickSkippyJon Jones By Judy Schachner is a great F book to do a RA with the class. This Siamese cat not an ordinary cat, he has a large head, big ears, and a small tail. Since he looks different, he believes that he is a Chihuahua. After going into his closet, he is transported to another world where he goes by “El Skippito” a great sword fighter and his journey begins. You‘re going to have to read it to find out what happens next. #ucflae3414
Skippyjon Jones is a fun, fast-paced MF picture book just screaming to be part of an RA. Judy Schachner‘s colorfully written and illustrated book even earned her an EB White Read Aloud Award! Her story is about a Siamese kitten with an active imagination and the desire to be a bandito Chihuahua, the exasperated mama cat who doesn‘t know what to do with him, and the hijinx that follow!
https://www.skippyjonjones.com/teachers.php
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I tell my husband all the time that “I am sweet like the jello” 😂
#sweet #quotsymay19
As usual, most of them are because they have LGBTQ characters. #BannedBooks
pickpublished 2003. I really loves the use of language in this book. The language in this book make it really funny for young children to read because there is fun interactive words and clapping in the book!
pickSkippyjonJones Cirque de Olé written and illustrated by Judy Schachner is one of the many books in the series! It‘s is fantasy picture book that is a New York Times Best Selling Series. This book goes in to another one of Skippy‘s many fantasies this time he is in a circus! These books are such a fun read that even my boyfriend gets a kick out of them!! This book lines up perfectly with the ESOL strategy 24 because there is Spanish in the book!
pickSkippyjon Jones is a E. B. White Read Aloud award winning book written and illustrated by Judy Schachner. I would consider this book to be both P and F because of SkippyJon Jones the talking Siamese cat along with the words all rhyming together and the book having such a fun rhythm to it. I think this book would be perfect for RA. I didn‘t know it had a lot of Spanish in it so it would be perfect with Spanish ESOL students.
pickThis F book won an E.B. White Read Aloud Award, and will be a wonderfully hilarious read aloud. This book is about a Siamese cat named Skippy Jon Jones. While in time out in his room, Skippy Jon Jones imagines himself to be a chihuahua and goes on this adventure through the desert of Mexico with other chihuahuas. EL 24, incorporate the culture and the language of second language learners in your curriculum.
“I‘m sweet like the Jell-o” #belovedseries #riotgrams #teachersoflitsy
It‘s my last night with my family here in Maine and with my sweet little California boy who I‘ve read bedtime stories to a few times. 💕
#picturebooks #family
This might be more exciting than meeting Santa Claus! #raisingareader
pickThis F picture book by Judy Schachner can be used as a RA, RT, and CR. This Siamese cat called Skippyjon Jones likes to imagine himself as other animals. In this book he took the role as a chihuahua and was now called El Skippito. Such an entertaining book with a opportunities to chorally sing and even has some Spanish words. This is only one of many books about Skippyjon Jones. In the link you can find a guide with other books and how to use in
pickSkippy Jon Jones by Judy Schachner won the EB White read aloud award, it is a fantasy picture book I will use in my classroom for a read aloud. A Siamese cat causes havoc in his household as he is the only boy of the family. Skippyjon goes into his closet and is off into another world, this time it was to Mexico where he meets with Chihuahuas who are battling a huge bumblebee. Will Skippyjon Jones be able to help the Chihuahuas?
pickSkippyjon Jones is a picture book written and illustrated by Judy Schachner and is one of my favorites! It follows a little chihuahua and his crazy life! This book also incorporates some spanish words which is also an awesome tool for the classroom & a RA.UDL strategy 2.4 Promote understanding across languages and EL strategy 11. Place language in meaningful context and 45. Use Venn diagrams to contrast and compare activities would work very well.
pickThis modern fantasy(F) incorporates Spanish phrases and culture, an underlying theme of being true to who you are, & features a great deal of humor as Skippyjon Jones thinks he's a chihuahua rather than a Siamese cat. The series (18 books) is great for cultural diversity and offers audio books for EL support! Fabulous read aloud activity including acting and props:http://www.skippyjonjones.com/downloads/Skippyjon-ReadersTheater.pdf #UCFLAE3414su17
Man Cub's school had a scholastic book fair tonight. SkippyJon wanted to come home with us.
pickI really enjoyed this animal fantasy book! This book tells about a Siamese cat who think he is a Chihuahua and his adventures in a dog circus! I LOVED that it incorporated Spanish within the text, making it a learning opportunity for kids and a familiar language for our Spanish speakers! The official website for this character provides multiple resources for teachers: http://www.skippyjonjones.com/teachers.php #UCFLAE3414sp17
pickI have read this so many times. Over and over. Always a hit! #seasonsreadings2016 #charactersonthenaughtylist
At the library preparing for #Deweys24hourreadathon! The kids picked out audiobooks and lots of pictures books to read for our family-wide #readathon.
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For today's #octphotochallenge #catsvsdogs I give you Skippyjon Jones, the kitten who thinks he's a chihuahua! These books are some of my son's (and mine!) absolute favorite. We have had a lot of fun evenings reading these together.
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When my 13 year old was little, she loved the Skippyjon Jones books. They were so fun to read aloud. #Shelfie
