Learning the letters of the alphabet can be difficult but when you make the letters engaging and connect them with books, it makes learning so much more fun!
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Best Alphabet Books
Here are the 10 Best Alphabet Books that I love to read in my room! The videos are attached so you can check them out.
1. Alphabet Under Construction by Denise Flemming-A hardworking rodent is building the alphabet. The industrious mouse creates a letter using an activity beginning with that letter. The exhausted mouse’s month of hard work is rewarded: the last page shows the completed alphabet.
Mouse dyes the D-a shimmery tie-dye effect so phonemic awareness happens naturally. The mouse's actions are related to construction or artwork.
Fleming has poured colored cotton fiber through hand-cut stencils to make her illustrations, which are bold in outline and shape.
4. Eating the Alphabet: Fruits and Vegetables from A-Z by Louis Ehlert-This cute book introduces fruits and vegetables from around the world with water color collage illustrations.
6. D is for Dump Truck by Michael Shoulders- D is for Dump Truck takes children on an A to Z exploration of a fun backyard construction site with bouncy poems for each letter. There is a glossary in the back.
7. Alphabet City by Stephen T Johnson- This sophisticated 1996 Caldecott Honor book, takes the reader through an urban landscape wordlessly.
8. I Stink by Kate and Jim Mcmullan- The garbage truck has ten wide tires, one really big appetite, and an even bigger smell. His job…eating your garbage from A-Z he calls “Alphabet Soup” and loves every stinky second of it!
9. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault illustrated by Louis Ehlert - The lowercase letters are climbing the coconut tree, but it can’t hold them all. Chicka chicka boom boom! Uppercase letters rush to comfort their injured children.
I hope things go better. I can't believe they are sending kids back full time as the virus is only getting worse.
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DeleteI love Eating the Alphabet. It is so versatile. I use it for the alphabet, colors, and healthy bodies/eating. Thank you for all the new books to add to my library.
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome! Love when I get great ideas.
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