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Authentic Texts in Kindergarten Information on how each title reflects multiculturalism and “children like me” aspects can be found in the Text Complexity Analysis. UNPARALLELED ACCESS TO AUTHENTIC, CULTURALLY RELEVANT TEXTS We believe that every child deserves to read and can read authentic trade books. That’s why Scholastic Literacy incorporates real books by acclaimed authors into every area of the literacy block. If we only provide children with texts exclusively designed for instruction in school, we risk children believing that real, engaging, and authentic books are not for them. The more we can expose children to quality literature and nonfiction, the more we can help them build confidence as capable and engaged independent thinkers, readers, and learners. AUTHENTIC TEXTS IN KINDERGARTEN WHOLE-CLASS READ-ALOUDS Alphabet Adventure Hello Goodbye Dog Yo! Yes? Wallace and Grace Take the Case What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? Penguin and Pinecone From Seed to Dandelion MENTOR TEXTS Not Norman: A Goldfish Story Flower Garden Worms for Lunch? Chester’s Way The Little Red Fort Mouse at Night Chicken Little You Hold Me Up Hiding Phil The Three Bears Found The Great Gracie Chase: Stop That Dog! The Little Red Hen The Adventures of Beekle Monday Is One Day The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza Peter’s Chair The Deep Blue Sea: A Book of Colors Are Trees Alive? Pocket Poems The Surprise Garden BIG BOOKS In the Land of Words Up, Down, and Around Yo! Yes? ¡Pío Peep! Rimas tradicionales en español / Traditional Spanish Nursery Rhymes Flip, Float, Fly: Seeds on the Move Chicken Little How Are You Peeling? Are Trees Alive? SMALL-GROUP LEVELED READERS Grumpy Bird How Are You Peeling? Buster and Ziggy Ruthie and the (Not So) Teeny Tiny Lie Lola at the Library My Costume Feeling Thankful More Than One Friends Lola at the Library My Mom My Mom Is a Firefighter WRITING WORKSHOP MENTOR TEXTS Polar Bears ABC of Jobs Chalk Be Kind! Bones, Bones, Dinosaur Bones Snow! Count on Fish More Than One Draw! Where Is Bob? The Very Hungry Caterpillar Bear Wants More All Kinds of Pets Ten Little Fish I Lost My Tooth in Africa The Store What’s the Weather, Meg? Lily Brown’s Paintings My Dog and I Ice Cream Little Critter: ABCs A Rainy Day Up! My Feet Can It Float? Party Time See It! Paint It! Up in the Air The Oak Street Party Tortoise and Hare Get Ready to Race At Home in a Shell Time for Bed Clara and Clem in Outer Space Run, Rabbit! Off to the City Game Day Fishing The Big Dinosaur Day! Higher! Higher! The Sky To the Rescue! I Can Do It What Bears Like So Many Hats! I’m Brave! Hide and Seek Farm Helpers Lion, Lion Wake Up, Wake Up! At Home on the Farm Splat the Cat Sings Flat My Cat Night Shift We’re Going on a Lion Hunt The Best Days The Band ABeCedarios Who Is Getting Married? The Little Panda Can You See What I See? Birds Animal Tracks It Looked Like Spilt Milk The Ants Go Home Meet the Big Cats! Little Green Peas Everyone Eats! My House National Geographic Pre-Reader: Jump, Pup! Toys Birds and Beaks Can You See What I See? 100 Fun Finds: Read-and-Seek Under the Umbrella Penguins Ears to Hear At the Toy Shop Time What’s What? A Guessing Game In the Woods Count the Wheels Where Is My Nest? Who Lives in a Tree? Insect Countdown A Cat and a Dog / Un gato y un perro In the Fall What Do Insects Do? Good News, Bad News Hop, Skip, and Jump One Frog, One Fly Is Everyone Ready For Fun? Let’s Play The Little Turtle Max Has a Fish Ready Freddy Sea Animals The New Small Person In the Woods Little Blue Fish Otis’s Busy Day I Love Snow! In the Cold, Cold Sea Alphabet under Construction Footprints in the Snow We Are Painting Are We There, Yeti? Butterfly School Fun A Box Can Be Many Things All Kinds of Boats Just Write! Chicka Chicka Boom Boom After School Fun Hair Grow Flower, Grow! Let’s Make Soup Winter Ten Little Puppies / Diez perritos Pass the Pasta, Please! Push! 10 for Dinner Snack Time INDEPENDENT LEARNING The Cazuela That the Farm Maiden Stirred Fruit Salad ¡Fiesta! (Bilingual) Clifford’s Good Deeds Mrs. Cat Goes Shopping ¡Vámonos! / Let’s Go! The Doorbell Rang Good for Us! Bears at the Beach The Duckling Gets a Cookie!? Helping The Beach I Need a Little Help Home Run! Green Is a Chile Pepper / El chile es verde My Cold Plum Lemon Pie Bluesy Mood Brave Dave and the Dragons How Are They Alike? School Pete the Cat: Too Cool for School Be Happy! Afro-Bets 1, 2, 3 Just Follow Me Clifford Can Titles are subject to change. The Rabbit House 1980-11 3/19 Information on how each title reflects multiculturalism and “children like me” aspects can be found in the Text Complexity Analysis. UNPARALLELED ACCESS TO AUTHENTIC, CULTURALLY RELEVANT TEXTS We believe that every child deserves to read and can read authentic trade books. That’s why Scholastic Literacy incorporates real books by acclaimed authors into every area of the literacy block. If we only provide children with texts exclusively designed for instruction in school, we risk children believing that real, engaging, and authentic books are not for them. The more we can expose children to quality literature and nonfiction, the more we can help them build confidence as capable and engaged independent thinkers, readers, and learners. AUTHENTIC TEXTS IN GRADE 1 WHOLE-CLASS READ-ALOUDS Always in Trouble If I Had a Raptor You and Me Together Frog and Toad Are Friends Dinosaurs Daddy Calls Me Man Zoey and Sassafras: Dragons and Rabbit’s Snow Dance Marshmallows Let’s Eat! Hippo & Rabbit in Three Short Tales The Relatives Came Healthy Me MENTOR TEXTS Stone Soup Caterpillar to Butterfly The Wonderful Book The Little Boy Who Cried Wolf / El pastorcito Click, Clack, MOO: Cows That Type The End (Almost) mentiroso Bee-Wigged The Dumb Bunnies Go to the Zoo The Rabbit and the Turtle Poppleton Forever Our Oak Tree The Hatseller and the Monkeys The Recess Queen Just How Long Can a Long String Be?! Growing Vegetable Soup More-igami The Gingerbread Bear Animal Action ABC ¡Pío Peep! Rimas tradicionales en español / The Busy Body Book BIG BOOKS Traditional Spanish Nursery Rhymes Eating the Alphabet You and Me Together Insectlopedia: Poems and Paintings A Birthday Basket for Tía Stone Soup Mary Had a Little Jam and Other Silly Rhymes How You Got So Smart Growing Vegetable Soup Bronzeville Boys and Girls What Should I Make? A Birthday Basket for Tía SMALL-GROUP LEVELED READERS Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse Freckleface Strawberry It’s Time to Eat! Freckleface Strawberry Bear Snores On Little Piglets The Art Lesson Living Things Ugly Vegetables WRITING WORKSHOP MENTOR TEXTS Max Bigmama’s Siesta Getting There Bear Snores On Deep Blue Sea The Sharing Party Bear’s New Friend Chicka Chicka Boom Boom In the Desert Get Up and Go! I’m the Biggest Thing in the Ocean On the Lake Where Do People Hike? Just for You!: Hurry Up! The Grass Grows The Father Who Walked on His Hands MathStart: The Greatest Gymnast of All Let’s Eat Claude: A Little Moose With Big Antlers They Thought They Saw Him The Magic Pot Danny and the Dinosaur Go to Camp Cheetah Can’t Lose The Three Billy Goats Gruff Kim’s Trip to Hawaii Fly Guy Presents: Firefighters Meet the Bears Painting I Am Martin Luther King, Jr. Let’s Play in the Forest While the Wolf Is Crafts I Am Rosa Parks Not Around! Color My World I Will Try A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy The Cows Are in the Corn Maybe A Bear Ate It! Little Animals Sione’s Talo “What Is That?” Said the Cat Fred’s Wish for Fish Hi! Fly Guy Bend It, Stretch It: Rubber A Very Silly School Autumn Leaves Are Falling Best Foot Forward The Three Frogs Trains Chameleons Are Cool Hippo and Rabbit in Brave Like Me Blackout How Many Feet? How Many Tails? The Fat Cat: A Danish Folktale In the Mountains I Like Fish Pictures From Long Ago Popcorn Ten Black Dots Biscuit Visits the Big City Plants We Eat UnderGROUND Lost and Found Biscuit We’re Going on a Nature Hunt Growing Pumpkins Larry and Loki Biscuit Finds a Friend At the Apple Farm Now I Know: Bears Let’s Have Pasta! Just Me and My Dad Clifford Makes the Team Mango, Abuela, and Me Is It a Baby Animal? Hop! Spring! Leap! Animals That Jump The New Girl... and Me Animal Superstars The Wheels on the Race Car Pig and Pug Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs A Big Guy Took My Ball! What Is a Friend? Eat Your Peas, Louise! Too Late Harry! Baa-Choo! Animals Grow Up Shoo, Fly Guy! Biblioburro Sometimes Things Change What About Frogs? Curious George and the Kite Fruit Trees Sammy the Seal How Plants Grow Big Rivers Red-Eyed Tree Frog If I Had a Hammer Who Needs Water? Dinosaurs Little Critter: Just Saving My Money What Kittens Need Looking for Bongo Please Write Back! Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother, Too? Critters in Camouflage Gus Makes a Gift Wake Up, Little Mouse! How I Care for My Pet INDEPENDENT LEARNING Good News! Ibis: A True Whale Story Bake, Mice, Bake Don’t Be Late! Little Critter: I Am Helping Cookie’s Week Are We There Yet? The Penny Pot Don’t Throw It to Mo! Winter Is Here! Peter’s Chair Feast for 10 Loose Tooth First-Grade Friends: The Lunch Box Surprise My Friends The Oak Street Party Sand Animals R Is for Robot Patterns! Soccer Game! George Shrinks Apple Picking Day! Just in Time! The Busy Little Squirrel Duck on a Bike The Carrot Seed Titles are subject to change.
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