Just wanted to share with you all...have a good night
We started a new book today
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SoaringEagle
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We started a new book today
The Adventures of Peter Cottontail. While I was reading, we came upon the character Jimmy Skunk. My dd, Froggy was like,"hey, it's the same one from the other book!!!". She found it very funny to see the characters come back from Reddy Fox. I am glad that she's now interested in these books, unlike last year. I even started liking Reddy Fox and wanting to know what would happen next.
Just wanted to share with you all...have a good night
Just wanted to share with you all...have a good night
~Juli~
Wife to P
Mommy to dd Froggie - age 7 - BLHFHG - August '10
ds Hot Wheels - age 4 - LHTH - August '10
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Wife to P
Mommy to dd Froggie - age 7 - BLHFHG - August '10
ds Hot Wheels - age 4 - LHTH - August '10
http://soaringeagle91.blogspot.com/
Re: We started a new book today
My son loved these so much. We read them aloud and then six months later he went back and reread them all on his own!! Love that.
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water2wine
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Re: We started a new book today
Juli I am so glad you are enjoying these.
We had so much fun with the trouble they got into. My girls are actually using these books to practice reading on their own now. We had so much fun guessing what kind of trouble they would get into next. I think they are kind of special books. It's one of those making memories times. Glad you guys are making some sweet ones. 
All your children shall be taught by the LORD, and great shall be the peace of your children. Isaiah 54:13
~Six lovies from God~4 by blessing of adoption
-MTMM (HS), Rev to Rev, CTC, DITHR
We LOVED LHFHG/Beyond/Bigger/Preparing/CTC/RTR/Rev to Rev (HS)
~Six lovies from God~4 by blessing of adoption
-MTMM (HS), Rev to Rev, CTC, DITHR
We LOVED LHFHG/Beyond/Bigger/Preparing/CTC/RTR/Rev to Rev (HS)
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creativemommy
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Re: We started a new book today
My son said the same thing when we began Peter Cottontail a few weeks ago. He always begs for more than just one chapter each school day - which I don't allow, even though I really want to read ahead for myself.
Yesterday when we read a chapter my dd3 was listening in and answered one of my son's comprehension questions before he could answer. She knew that one character wasn't doing right. I love what they're learning! 
~Beth
Used & Loved LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, & Bigger
Used & Loved LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, & Bigger
Re: We started a new book today
I think that having the same characters helps with beginning reading comprehension so much. Not to mention, they are just the cutest books! I'm glad your dd remembered the characters and is making good connections like that. We now own almost all of the Thorton Burgess books, and our kids are reading them on their own for fun now. They are excellent!
In Christ,
Julie
In Christ,
Julie
Enjoyed LHTH to USII
Currently using USI
Wife to Rich for 28 years
Mother to 3 sons, ages 23, 20, and 16
Sister to Carrie
Currently using USI
Wife to Rich for 28 years
Mother to 3 sons, ages 23, 20, and 16
Sister to Carrie
Re: We started a new book today
Mine are exactly the same way, and I won't read ahead either. But I did find some other Burgess books, the Mother West Wind books (there are 3, I think, and all have Mother West Wind in the title). Each chapter is a self contained story about the same characters, so I appease them with that.creativemommy wrote:My son said the same thing when we began Peter Cottontail a few weeks ago. He always begs for more than just one chapter each school day - which I don't allow, even though I really want to read ahead for myself.
dd9 - Preparing with R&S 3 and Singapore 2
ds7 - LHFHG
ds5 - LHFHG
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