Short essays (fit for a busy mom) on reading with your toddler! Topics will include books that are fun to read together; our personal experiences with literature; and juicy information on authors and illustrators. Join Mirette and me on our year long journey with books.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Books about Sharing
I just did a lesson on sharing and our librarian helped me find these three books to introduce the topic. Personally, I thought these three worked pretty well together and formed a fantastic trio of books. The kids in Mirette's class loved them all. There were lots of giggles and some great conversations about sharing.
Do you have any other great books on this topic?
The Doorbell Rang
Pat Hutchins
Greenwillow Books (1986)
A very sweet book about sharing chocolate chip cookies.
Pat Hutchins lives in England and has many years under her belt of both writing and illustrating.
My Friend Fred: A heartwarming tale about friendship and sharing
Author: Hiawyn Oram
Illustrator: Rosie Reeve
Tiger Tales
Grace loves her dog and wants him all to herself, but Fred wants to play catch with her sister and her sister's friends. She tries to keep him all to herself, but eventually feels like sharing him is better for Fred. They then all have fun together. This can lead to a discussion on sharing friendships.
Hiawyn Oram has written many chapter books. She also makes Vegan desserts in London: http://www.thelivingfoodkitchen.com/
Rosie Reeve is a fine artist recently converted to children's books.
http://www.rosiereeve.co.uk/about.html
The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog!
Mo Willems
Hyperion Books for Children (2004)
Mo Willems books are always funny and enchanting. This one is no exception, but also includes a really great message that sharing can be fun!
Mo Willems has done mostly everything--television, sculpture, children's books, producer. He seems like a highly created and very respected guy. Here's a link to his website: http://mowillemsfaq.blogspot.com/
http://mowillemsstuff.blogspot.com/
Lots of fun stuff here! http://www.pigeonpresents.com/fun.aspx
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preschoolers,
Sharing
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