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List of Books Used for Teaching the Accelerated Literacy Teaching Sequence in the National Accelerated Literacy Program List of books used for teaching the Accelerated Literacy teaching sequence in the National Accelerated Literacy Program The purpose of this booklist is to provide suggestions of books recommended for use in teaching the Accelerated Literacy approach. The books listed are not the only books used to teach the Accelerated Literacy approach and are by no means exclusive of other books teachers may know and enjoy. Book Teaching Notes Transition, YEAR 1 The books listed for Reception (Kindergarten, Transition, Pre Primary) and Year 1 are not all meant to be read independently by children during their first year at school. Books that can be shared by classes in their first year of school will usually have short segments that repeat often in stories. These short segments of the story can be used for Accelerated Literacy teaching sequences. Later in the same year or in the next year these familiar stories can be revisited and children will be able to read larger sections of them. The book list for these classes has therefore been divided into two sections - picture books that have repeating patterns that can be used with very early readers, and picture books with simple text that children can read themselves. Picture books with repeating patterns Allen, Pamela. (1997). The Bear’s Lunch. Puffin Books, ISBN 0140562419 Y Allen, Pamela. (1994). Belinda. Puffin Books, ISBN 0140544933 Allen, Pamela. (1989). Fancy That! Puffin Books, ISBN 0140509712 Allen, Pamela. (1982). Who Sank the Boat? Puffin Books, ISBN 0140566937 Ahlberg, Janet and Allan. (1989) Each Peach, Pear, Plum, Puffin Books, ISBN 0140509194 Brown, Ruth. (2000). Snail Trail. Andersen Press, ISBN 0862649498 Browne, Eileen. (1994). Handa’s Surprise. Walker Books, ISBN 0744536340 Burningham, John. (1970). Mr Gumpy’s Outing. (2001). Red Fox. ISBN 0099408791 Y Burningham, John. (1973). Mr Gumpy’s Motor Car. (2002). Red Fox. ISBN 0099417952 Retold by Gray, Brian. (2000). Henny Penny. Goanna Press, ISBN 2770000010849 Carter, Melanie. (1992). Possum Goes To School. Childerset Publishers, Cairns, Australia. Rod Campbell. (1982). Dear Zoo. Mantra Publishing Edition, 2004 , ISBN 1844441679 Cox. Tania. (2000). Little Bat. Working Title Press. ISBN 1876288094. Emmerton, Sylvia. (2005). My Mob Going to the Beach. Black Ink Press, ISBN 1863340149 Y Foreman, Michael. (2000). The Little Red Hen. Red Fox, ISBN 0099403773 Retold by O’Toole, Mary. (1993).The Gingerbread Man. Macmillan Education, ISBN 0732915732 Galdone, Paul. (1972). The Three Bears. Clarion Books, ISBN 9780899194011 Germein, Katrina. (2002). Big Rain Coming. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143500457 Y Hutchins, Pat. (1971). Titch. Puffin Books, ISBN 0099262533 Y Hutchins, Pat. (1986). The Doorbell Rang. Puffin Books, ISBN 9780688092344 Jensen, Kiersten. (1986). Possum In The House. Childerset Publishers, ISBN 0949130028 Kraus, Robert. (1971). Leo The Late Bloomer. Windmill Books, ISBN 006443348X Retold by O’Toole, Mary. (1993). The Three Billy Goats Gruff. Macmillan Education, ISBN 0732915740 Rosen, Michael and Oxenbury Helen. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt. Walker Books ISBN 1406310948 Waddell, Martin. (1995). Farmer Duck. Walker Books, ISBN 0744581737 Waddell, Martin. (1992) Owl Babies. Walker Books ISBN 9781406302851 Waddell, Martin. (1992). The Pig in the Pond. Walker Books, ISBN 1406301590 Y Wild, Margaret and Strevens-Marzo, Bridget. Kiss Kiss. Little Hare ISBN 9781921272332 Book Teaching Notes Wild, Margaret. Piglet and Mama. Working Title Press. ISBN 1876288590 Picture books with simple text Laurel, Hylton. (2003). The Cowboy Frog. Magabala Books, ISBN 1875641858 Lobel, Arnold. (1993). Mouse Soup. HarperTrophy US Edition ISBN 0064440419 Lobel, Arnold. (1994). Mouse Tales. HarperTrophy US Edition ISBN 0064440133 Y (x2) Retold by Lofts, Pamela. (1984). The Echidna and the Shade Tree. Ashton Scholastic, ISBN 1865046221 Retold by Lofts, Pamela. (1983). Dunbi the Owl. Ashton Scholastic ISBN 1865046264 Hutchins, Pat. (1968). Rosie’s Walk. The Bodley Head, ISBN 009941399X Y Retold by Saxby, Maurice. (1993). Why the Bear has a Stumpy Tail. Macmillan, ISBN 0732915767 Shannanan, Lisa. (2002). Bear and Chook. A Mark McLeod Book. Hodder, ISBN 0733615767 Year 2 Allen, Pamela. (1991). Black Dog. Puffin Books, ISBN 0140543953 Allen, Pamela. (1990). My Cat Maisie. Puffin Books, ISBN 014054237X Allen, Pamela. (1992). Alexander’s Outing. Puffin Books, ISBN 0140554785 Y HAPPY FAMILIES SERIES including: Ahlberg, Allan. (1980). Mr Biff the Boxer. Puffin, ISBN 0140312366, Ahlberg, Allan. (1981). Mr And Mrs Hay the Horse. Puffin, ISBN 0140312471, Ahlberg, Allan. (1981). Miss Brick the Builders Baby. Puffin, ISBN 0140312420 Ahlberg, Allan. (1981). Mr Buzz the Beeman. Puffin, ISBN 0140312447 Ahlberg, Allan. (1981). Mrs Lather’s Laundry. Puffin, ISBN 0140312439 Ahlberg, Allan. (1988). Mrs Wobble the Waitress. Puffin, ISBN 0722656602 Y Ahlberg, Allan. (1980). Mr Tick the Teacher. Puffin, ISBN 0140312455, Ahlberg, Allan. (1988). Mr Creep the Crook. Puffin, ISBN 0140323457, Ahlberg, Allan. (1980) Master Bun the Baker’s Boy. Puffin/Viking. Penguin Books Ltd. Australia Ahlberg, Allan. (1981). Master Money the Millionaire. Puffin, ISBN 0140312463, Ahlberg, Allan. (1988). Miss Dose the Doctors’ Daughter. Puffin, ISBN 0140323465 Ahlberg, Allan. (1980). Mrs Plug the Plumber. Puffin, ISBN 0140312382 , Ahlberg, Allan. (1980). Master Salt the Sailor’s Son. Puffin, ISBN 0140312404 Cooper, Helen. (1998). Pumpkin Soup. Corgi Books, ISBN 0552545104 D’Ath, Justin. (2001). Topsy And Turvy. Puffin Books, ISBN 0141309385 Y Graham, Bob. (2003). Rose Meets Mr Wintergarten. Walker Books, ISBN 074459829X Y Hobbs, Leigh. Fiona the Pig. Viking. ISBN 0670040975 Lebeck, Maureen. (1999). Dingo Stories from Parnngurr. Parnngurr Community School, Newman,WA King-Smith, Dick. (2005) The Finger Eater. Sprinters Series. Walker Books, ISBN 1844281272 Lobel, Arnold. (1992). Frog and Toad are Friends. Harper Trophy US Edition ISBN 0064440206 Lobel, Arnold. (1976). Frog and Toad All Year. Harper Trophy US Edition ISBN 0060786981 Lobel, Arnold. (1992). Days with Frog and Toad. HarperTrophy US Edition ISBN 0064440583 Lobel, Arnold. (1992). Frog and Toad Together. Ladybird ISBN 9781846465451 Retold by Lodge, Louis. (1993). The Elves and the Shoemaker. Macmillan, ISBN 0732915759 Moromoto, Junko. (1998). The Two Bullies. Red Fox, ISBN 9780091834722 Niland, Deborah. Annie’s Chair. Puffin. ISBN 9780143501985 Peguero, Leone. (2000). Mrs Wilkinson’s Chooks. Red Fox, ISBN 0091829364 Tolstoy, Aleksei & Sharkey, Niamh. (1998). The Gigantic Turnip. Barefoot Books, ISBN 1905236581 Winch, John. (1996). The Old Woman Who Loved To Read. Scholastic, ISBN 1865048054 Winton, Tim. (1999). The Deep. Fremantle Press, ISBN 978186382107 Book Teaching Notes Year 3 Costain, Meredith. (2000). Freeing Billy. Puffin Books, ISBN 0141306645 Dahl, Roald. (1966). The Magic Finger. Puffin Books, ISBN 0141311290 Dubosarsky, Ursula. (2001). Fairy Bread. Puffin Books, ISBN 9780141311753 Dubosarsky, Ursula. (2002). The Magic Wand. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143300180 Flack, Marjorie and Wiese, Kurt. (1994). The Story About Ping. A Red Fox Edition Penguin Putnan Edition, ISBN 0448421658 Retold by Graetz, Margaret. (2000). The Mouse Deer and the Crocodiles, ISBN 2770000010856 The Mouse Deer and the Crocodile, ISBN 2770000010832, The Mouse Deer and the Tiger. Goanna Press, Canberra. Graham, Bob. Waterhole. Walker Books. ISBN 0744565936 Huchet Bishop, Claire and Wiese, Kurt. The Five Chinese Brothers. Putnam. ISBN 9780598113572 Jinks, Catherine. (2002). Daryl’s Dinner. Puffin Books, ISBN 0141313358 Kelleher, Victor. (2002). The Gorilla Suit. Puffin Books, ISBN 9780143300175 Kelleher, Victor. (2002). Goblin at the Zoo, Random House, ISBN 0759321000 Goblin in the Bush. Random House, ISBN 1740517709 Goblin in the City. Random House, ISBN 1740519817 Goblin in the Rainforest. Random House, ISBN 1740519825 Goblin in the Snow. Random House, ISBN 1741660254 Goblin on the Reef. Random House, ISBN 1740518551 King-Smith, Dick. (2003). Aristotle. Walker Books , ISBN 0744566800 Laguna, Sofie. (2003). Bad Buster. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143300334 Lee, Lyn. (2004). Mary, The Big Brown Hairy Spider. Omnibus Books, ISBN 1862915334 Lee, Lyn. (2001). Pog. Omnibus Books, ISBN 1862914435 Y Little, Lorna. (2004). The Mark of the Wagarl. Magabala Books, ISBN 1875641971 Lurie, Morris. (1969). The 27th Annual African Hippopotamus Race. Puffin Books, ISBN Y 0140342974 Meeks, Arone Raymond. Enora and the Black Crane. Ashton Scholastic. ISBN 0868966444 Metzenthen, David. (2004). Spider! Puffin Books, ISBN 0143300991 Moloney, James. (2004). Duck Sounds. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143301101 Y Norrington, Leonie. (2003). Croc Bait. Omnibus Books, ISBN 9781862915138 Retold by Scott, Patricia. (1993). Of Mice, Lions and Elephants. Macmillan Education, Y ISBN 9780732915919 Retold by Scott, Patricia. (1993). Aesop’s Fables. Macmillan Education, ISBN 0000056367 Retold by Scott, Patricia. (1993). Tales Of The Fox. Macmillan Education ISBN 0000056294 Small, Mary. (2004). Ruff and Tumble. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143301314 Walker, Barbara K. (1975). Teeny-Tiny And The Witch-Woman. Random Edition Sheldon, Dyan and Blythe, Gary. The Whales’ Song. Red Fox. ISBN 0099737604 Steig, William. (1969). Sylvester and the Magic Pebble. Aladdin, ISBN 1416904891 Winton, Tim. (1991). The Bugalugs Bum Thief. Puffin Books, ISBN 0143300849 Y Year 4 Base, Grahame, 2003, Truck Dogs. Puffin Books, ISBN 014330190X Cannon, Janell. (1998). Stellaluna. Koala Books, ISBN 0864611242 Book Teaching Notes Dahl, Roald. (1974).
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