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Chester Littleville Gateway Regional School District SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLECTION CONTENTS OF AUTHORS ON ELA APPENDIX A SUGGESTED AUTHORS , I LLUSTRATORS , AND WORKS REFLECTING OUR COMMON LITERARY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE Grades PK - 2 Chester Littleville For reading, listening, and viewing Mother Goose Here comes Mother Goose; Little Here comes Mother Goose; Hey diddle nursery rhymes Monster's Mother Goose; Mother Goose; diddle & other Mother Goose rhymes; Apples for teacher Mother Goose nursery Rhymes; Richard The Real Mother Goose; The tall book of Coloring Pages Scarry's best Mother Goose ever; The Mother Goose; Tomie dePaola's Mother and More Talking Mother Goose Fairy Tales; To Goose Market! To Market! : The Mother Goose library; My very first Mother Goose; The Real Mother Goose Aesop’s fables Fables from Aesop; Professor Aesop's Aesop's fables; The boy who cried wolf; Online Collection The crow and the pitcher; The rabbit and Fables from Aesop; The rabbit and the Aesop from the turtle : Aesop's fables; The Aesop for turtle : Aesop's fables; Great Illustrated UMass children; Aesop's fables; Aesop's Fables; Aesop from U of VA Rudyard Kipling’s A collection of Rudyard Kipling's Just so A collection of Rudyard Kipling's Just so Just So Stories stories stories; Favorite Just so stories Online Version of 1st Edition Free Online E- book Selected Grimm The emperor's new clothes; Thumbelina; Eric Carle's treasury of classic stories for and Hans The ugly duckling; The bear and the Bird children by Aesop, Children's Favorite Christian King; The Golden goose; The rabbit's Stories; The Emperor and the nightingale; Andersen fairy bride; Rapunzel; The little match girl; The emperor's new clothes; Eric Carle's tales The Frog prince : adapted from the treasury of classic stories for children by Grimm Fairy retelling by the Brothers Grimm; Snow- Aesop, Hans Christian Andersen, and the Tales White and the seven dwarfs Brothers Grimm; The Little Mermaid; Hans Christian Walt Disney Pictures presents the little Andersen Tales mermaid; The wild swans; The Bremen- town musicians; The Frog prince : adapted from the retelling by the Brothers Grimm; The Golden goose; Grimm's fairy tales; Hansel and Gretel; Little Red Riding Hood; The rabbit's bride; Snow- White and the seven dwarfs Selected French Walt Disney's Cinderella Beauty and the beast; Cinderella; fairy tales Puss in Boots; The three wishes Diamonds and toads : a classic fairy tale; Puss in boots; The three wishes; Walt Disney's Cinderella The Bible as literature Jonah and the whale Jonah for Educators Daniel and the lion’s den Page 1 of 4 June 2010 Author list from June 2001 Massachusetts English Language Arts Curriculum Framework, the August 2003 Massachusetts Language Arts Framework Gateway Regional School District SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLECTION CONTENTS OF AUTHORS ON ELA APPENDIX A SUGGESTED AUTHORS , I LLUSTRATORS , AND WORKS REFLECTING OUR COMMON LITERARY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE Grades PK - 2 Chester Littleville Noah and the Ark Noah's ark Aardvarks, disembark!; Noah's ark Moses and the burning bush Story of Ruth David and Goliath Picture book authors & illustrators (RESOURCES - Pitara , Authors and Illustrators , Database of Children’s Lit , Hello Kids ) Ludwig Madeline; Madeline and the gypsies; Mad about Madeline : the complete tales; Bemelmans Madeline in London; Madeline says Madeline; Madeline and the bad hat; merci : the-always-be-polite book; Madeline and the gypsies; Madeline in Madeline's rescue; Madeline and the bad London; Madeline says merci : the- hat always-be-polite book; Madeline's Christmas; Madeline's rescue John Burningham Courtney; Come Away from the Water; Courtney Mr. Grumpy’s Outing Virginia Lee Katy and the big snow; The little house; Katy and the big snow; The little house; Burton Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel Randolph Randolph Caldecott’s Picture Books Randolph Caldecott’s Picture Books Caldecott Edgar Parin and Abraham Lincoln; Don't count your Ingri D’Aulaire chicks; Animals everywhere; Ingri and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire's Book of Greek myths Wanda Gág Millions of cats; The ABC bunny Millions of cats Theodore Geisel And to think that I saw it on Mulberry The 500 hats of Bartholomew Cubbins; (Dr. Seuss) street; The cat in the hat; The cat in the Bartholomew and the oobleck; The butter hat comes back!; Did I ever tell you how battle book; The cat in the hat; The cat in lucky you are?; Dr. Seuss's ABC; Dr. the hat comes back!; Did I ever tell you Seuss's Sleep Book; The foot book; Fox how lucky you are?; Dr. Seuss's ABC; in socks; Gerald McBoing Boing; Great Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book; The foot book; Day for Up; Green eggs and ham; Hooray Fox in socks; Great Day for Up; Green for Diffendoofer Day!; Hop on Pop; How eggs and ham; Happy birthday to you!; A the Grinch stole Christmas; I can read hatful of Seuss; Hooray for Diffendoofer with my eyes shut!; I had trouble in Day!; Hop on Pop; Horton hatches the getting to Solla Sollew; If I ran the zoo; egg; Horton Hears A Who; How the The Lorax; Marvin K. Mooney, will you Grinch stole Christmas; Hunches in please go now!; Mr Brown Can Moo! bunches; I am not going to get up today!; Can You?; my many colored days; Oh I can read with my eyes shut!; If I ran the say can you say?; Oh, the places you'll zoo; The Lorax; Marvin K. Mooney, will go!; One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish; you please go now!; McElligot's pool; Mr Please try to remember the first of Brown Can Moo! Can You?; Oh say can Octember!; There's a wocket in my you say?; Oh, the places you'll go!; On pocket! Beyond Zebra!; Oh, the thinks you can think!; One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish; There's a wocket in my pocket!; Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories Page 2 of 4 June 2010 Author list from June 2001 Massachusetts English Language Arts Curriculum Framework, the August 2003 Massachusetts Language Arts Framework Gateway Regional School District SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLECTION CONTENTS OF AUTHORS ON ELA APPENDIX A SUGGESTED AUTHORS , I LLUSTRATORS , AND WORKS REFLECTING OUR COMMON LITERARY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE Grades PK - 2 Chester Littleville Kate Greenaway Kate Greenway’s Mother Goose Shirley Hughes An Evening At Alfie's Things I Like : First Rhymes and Stories Allfie and the Big Boys; Ella’s Big Chance: A Jazz Age Cinderella Crockett Johnson Harold and the purple crayon; A Picture The blue ribbon puppies; Harold and the for Harold’s Room purple crayon; The little fish that got away; Willie's adventures : three stories Ruth Krauss The carrot seed The carrot seed; The happy day; I can fly Bears Robert Lawson Rabbit hill; Mr. Popper's penguins; They Ben and me : a new and astonishing life were strong and good of Benjamin Franklin as written by his good mouse Amos; Rabbit hill; The tough winter Munro Leaf The story of Ferdinand; Wee Gillis The story of Ferdinand Ferdinand the Bull video on You Tube (8 Minutes) Robert One morning in Maine; Time of wonder; Blueberries for Sal; Burt Dow, deep- McCloskey Make way for ducklings; One morning in water man : a tale of the sea in the classic Maine tradition; Lentil; Make way for ducklings A. A. Milne Pooh; Now we are six; A smackerel of When we were very young; Winnie-the- Pooh : ten favorite stories and poems Pooh; Winnie-the-Pooh tells time William Pène du The twenty-one balloons; Twenty and Bear party; The twenty-one balloons Bois ten; Beatrix Potter The Complete Adventures of Peter Rabbit The classic tales of beatrix potter; The Beatrix Potter First Board Books : Tale of Benjamin Bunny; The tale of Animal Homes; Beatrix Potter First Jemima Puddle-Duck; The tale of Peter Board Books : Happy Families; The big Rabbit; The tale of Squirrel Nutkin; The big book of Peter Rabbit and his friends : Tale of Two Bad Mice four charming tales; The Tale of Benjamin Bunny; The Story of Peter Rabbit; The tale of Peter Rabbit; Alice and Martin The glorious flight : across the Channel Æsop's fables; The buck stops here : the Provensen with Louis Blériot, July 25, 1909; Shaker presidents of the United States; A visit to Lane William Blake's inn : poems for innocent A Day in the Life of Murphy; The buck and experienced travelers stops here : the presidents of the United States H. A. and Curious George and friends : favorite The complete adventures of Curious Margaret Rey stories; Curious George and the pizza; George; Curious George; Curious George Curious George Bakes A Cake; Curious and friends : favorite stories; Curious George gets a medal; Curious George George and the dinosaur; Curious George goes to the hospital; Curious George and the pizza; Curious George at the Rides a Bike beach; Curious George at the fire station; Curious George flies a kite; Curious George gets a medal; Curious George Page 3 of 4 June 2010 Author list from June 2001 Massachusetts English Language Arts Curriculum Framework, the August 2003 Massachusetts Language Arts Framework Gateway Regional School District SCHOOL LIBRARY COLLECTION CONTENTS OF AUTHORS ON ELA APPENDIX A SUGGESTED AUTHORS , I LLUSTRATORS , AND WORKS REFLECTING OUR COMMON LITERARY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE Grades PK - 2 Chester Littleville goes to a chocolate factory; Curious George goes to a restaurant; Curious George goes to an ice cream shop; Curious George goes to school [kit]; Curious George goes to the circus; Curious George goes to the hospital; Curious George learns the alphabet; Curious George plays baseball; Curious George Rides a Bike; Katy no-pocket.; Margret and H.A.
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