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by pjdobro » Tue Oct 05, 2010 7:25 pm
Have you read the emerging readers? If not those would be good to try. If you have read them then some of the extra ones listed at the end there would also be a good choices. When we did a humor unit last Spring, we read the other 2 Frog and Toad books that aren't included in the emerging readers. Each of them were a 5 day book and we finished out the genre with a Minnie and Moo book by Denys Cazet. Those were all available at the library. There are also many more Amelia Bedelia books than the one in the emerging readers so those would be good choices. Try checking the early reader section at the library and I think you'll find lots of choices there.
As far as Historical Fiction, there are several that come to mind, Sam the Minuteman, Sarah Whitcher's Story, The Drinking Gourd. I think all of those would qualify as historical fiction and shouldn't be too difficult. There is always the Little House books as well though you might want to stick with the Little House Adventure stories since they would be shorter and a bit easier. Again, I think you'll find quite a few that would work in the early reader section of the library.
For Folktale, I would probably look for a book of Aesop's Fables or something similar to that.
Another option is just to look in the HOD book shop. There might be some books listed for the read alouds that would be appropriate for a DITHR book that you haven't read or aren't planning on reading. There are lots of great options there. The book list that HOD sells is great too. It has lots of great suggestions. I hope that gives you a couple of ideas.
Patty in NC
b/g twins '02 Rev2Rev 2014/15
previously enjoyed LHFHG, BLHFHG, Bigger, Preparing, CTC, RTR
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