pickI used to read this as a kid. I love the pictures.
I like how the text rhymes. A lot of students love this book and I can see why!
pickI like how the text rhymes. A lot of students love this book and I can see why!
pickGingerbread Man by Catherine McCafferty (2012). With its fascinating narrative, the book allows readers to follow the adventures of the Gingerbread Man as he flees from seekers, including the old woman who baked him, intelligent animals, and a clever fox. The drawings are energetic, complimenting the story's fast-paced action and humor. The rhythmic, repeating lines make it a perfect choice for read-alouds, promoting engagement and anticipation.
I can encourage students to identify the story's sequence and main events, helping them understand narrative structure.
The old woman made up her mind, 'If we cannot have a child,' she said, 'I will make one for us.'
“Run, run, as fast as you can! You can't catch me, I'm the Gingerbread Man!“
Join the exciting adventure of the Gingerbread Man in Jim Aylesworth's lively retelling! With charming illustrations by Barbara McClintock, this delightful tale follows a spirited cookie who cleverly outsmarts hungry pursuers. Full of rhythm and rhyme, it celebrates determination and offers a valuable lesson about humility. Perfect for young readers, The Gingerbread Man is a timeless classic that will have children laughing and cheering!
pickJim Aylesworth's The Gingerbread Man, illustrated by Barbara McClintock, features vibrant art that brings the classic tale to life. The story emphasizes themes of perseverance and the pitfalls of pride, making it a valuable teaching tool. In the classroom, it can inspire discussions, creative writing, art projects, and lessons on character traits, enriching students' understanding of literature and essential life lessons.
