11 Vegbooks reviews tagged preschool.
In blues, browns, and greys, punctuated with the occasional bright red, TEN ANIMALS IN ANTARCTICA by Moira Courtturns a simple counting book into a world of cold, windy, seemingly barren discovery. The descriptive…
Tags: counting booksGood for ToddlersMoira CourtPicture Bookpreschoolsouth poleTen Animals in Antarctica
THE LITTLE BUTTERFLY THAT COULD by Ross Burach is just as energetic and entertaining as the prequel, The VERY Impatient Caterpillar. The migrating butterfly we meet is unsure he’ll make the 200 mile journey over the…
Tags: EncouragementPerseverencepersistencePicture BookpreschoolRoss BurachThe Little Butterfly That Couldyoung elementary
BRACELETS FOR BINA’S BROTHERS by Rajani LaRocca is a delight. The picture book is centered on preparing for the Hindu celebration of Raksha Bandhan, a celebration of brothers and sisters. This year Bina feels she is…
Tags: Bracelets for Bina's BrothersChaaya PrabhatMathPicture Bookpreschoolpreschool readersRajani LaRoccaRaksha Bandhanstorytelling mathTERC
WHAT’S THE MATTER, MARLO? by Andrew Arnold addresses how children can tackle difficult emotions and recognize the strength between friends. The narrator and her best friend Marlo do everything together, including…
Tags: Andrew Arnoldchildren's bookEarly ElementaryFriendshipGriefpreschoolWhat's The Matter Marlo?
A modern environmental folktale with a very down-to-earth message, ONE LITTLE BAG by Henry Cole conveys a heartfelt story wordlessly. The detailed black and white drawings are highlighted with brown and red splashes…
Tags: environmentalHenry ColeOne Little BagPicture Bookpreschoolreduce reuse recyclewordless storyyoung readers
The topic of consent comes up with young children and adults alike. Sometimes parents and educators have a hard time helping preschoolers understand how to both understand what is important for others, and how to…
Tags: consentelementary readersIsy Abraham-RavesonPicture BookpreschoolThe Great Big HugTodd Hall
Maple Syrup, peanut butter and jelly, and vegetable soup are all included in Valorie Fisher’s new NOW YOU KNOW WHAT YOU EAT. The eye-catching and bright 3D-style graphics are at once simple and detailed. And the…
Tags: Early ElementaryEarly ReadersNow You Know What You EatPicture BookpreschoolValorie Fisher
The new collection of the poetry of Mister Rogers is a true gift for the children of today and the adults who grew up with Mister Rogers throughout their childhoods. A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD includes 75…
Tags: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhoodall agesFred RogersKindergartenLuke FlowersMister RogersMister Rogers' NeighborhoodPoetrypreschoolRead Aloudsongs
The Whole Book Approach in READING PICTURE BOOKS WITH CHILDREN focuses on helping caregivers and educators use the art and design of picture books to enhance meaning and encourage an interactive experience for each…
Tags: caregiverseducatorselementary schoolEric Carle Museum of Picture Book ArtMegan Dowd LambertPicture BookspreschoolReading Picture Books With ChildrenWhole Book Approach
Children and their loved ones always enjoy storybooks about hugs and kisses and saying “I Love You.” Add a variety of animals into the mix, and you’re sure to have a winning combination. Two fairly recent additions…
Tags: Ann Whitford PaulDavid ParkerHeather SwainHow Many Hugs?If Animals Said I love Youpreschoolread aloud booksSteven Henry
After reading Cheryl Bardoe’s BEHOLD THE BEAUTIFUL DUNG BEETLE, you’ll have a newfound appreciation and admiration for the insects. The book, recently out in paperback, details the three types of dung beetles:…
Tags: Alan MarksBehold the Beautiful Dung BeetleCharlesbridge PublishingCheryl BardoeDung BeetleEarly ReadersPicture Bookpreschool