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The illustrations are more entertaining, and the conventions of what happens when you press a button work really well for at home reading. I wouldn‘t want to do this at story time, and many of the kids may be strangers to each other and pressing a button that requires everyone to hug, could cause problems. Overall I liked this
This MF Theodore Seuss Geisel honor book is a cute book for younger kids filled with colorful drawings and a fun song. It‘s good for math skills and counting. https://intentionalbygrace.com/pete-the-cat-and-his-four-groovy-buttons-activiti... this has some cute activities to do for the book. #ucflae3414sp21
pickThis MF theodor seuss geisel picture book is a great resource for a Choral reading. The book has a song that is repeated throughout the story which allows for an easy read along. There are also math questions thrown in when Pete looses his buttons and you have to determine the amount left. https://www.readingrockets.org/article/integrating-writing-and-mathematics #UCFLAE3414SP21
pickIt‘s hard to read a middle grade historical fiction set in a small war torn Polish village at the outset of WWI. Very well done though.
Pete the Cat books are funky Fictional stories about a cool little cat and his day to day adventures at home and school. These books can be used for S, RA‘s, and CR‘s. A UDL guideline to consider to align with these books are little ones can highlight patterns, critical features,big ideas, and relationships. (3.1) #ucflae3414sp20
Okay, normally I only do new books, but this is coming out in paperback and I wanted to post it because it is likly the last Andrew Clements book we will get as he passed away Thanksgiving weekend. His books are both new and classics. My favorite is No Talking, but I know so many teachers for who Friendle is a yearly read.
My he rest in the stories he inspired children with.
Out in paperback Jan 7
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