Books for Preschoolers from Multcolib Every ChildLike this list

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• The Book That Almost Rhymed

  Abed, Omar,

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  [Play] Play with rhymes as a pair of siblings create an inventive story together. You can create your own rhyming story too.

• You Rule!

  Alexander, Rilla,

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  [Talk] Can you measure kindness? Can you measure knowledge? Each page of this book prompts a conversation on the measurement of things that are hard to define with a ruler.

• Wind Watchers

  Archer, Micha,

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  [Talk] Talk to nature and consider what it says back.

• Every Monday Mabel

  Awan, Jashar,

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  [Talk] Mabel loves Monday because it’s garbage day. Talk about why she’s so excited.

• Ahoy!

  Blackall, Sophie,

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  [Play] Pretend play turns the rug into an ocean in this book. What can your living room become with a little imagination?

• This Is a Window

  Conrad, Lauren Paige,

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  [Play] Use your imagination to turn ordinary items into something to play with, just as the children do in this story.

• Catch!

  Cooke, Trish,

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  [Play] Play sometimes includes science! A little girl and her mom experiment with objects they can play catch with.

• The Wombats Go Wild for Words

  Ferry, Beth,

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  [Write] Find the words in bold font and try writing some of your own favorite words.

• Moon Song

  Goade, Michaela,

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  [Read] Repeat the refrain "Come! Haagú!" as you read and wonder "Daa sáyú? What could it be?" A story to snuggle up with and share any time of the year.

• One Sweet Song

  Gopal, Jyoti Rajan,

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  [Sing] Neighbors create community while singing and playing music together from their balconies.

• You're Going to Love This Book!

  John, Jory,

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  [Read] This hilarious book is ‘read’ by a kangaroo who shares things children will of course love, encouraging them to keep turning the pages.

• Bannock in a Hammock

  Kelly, Masiana, 1984-

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  [Sing] Rhyming verse invites singing, wordplay, and discussion of bannocks as well as other childhood favorite foods.

• Desert Song

  Kemp, Laekan Zea,

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  [Sing] Gathering on their porch at sunset, a family is joined by desert animals to sing, buzz, howl, and warble.

• The Goat and the Stoat and the Boat

  Lynas, Em,

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  [Read] Silly rhymes and predictable text make this book both great for new readers and as a readaloud.

• More Than Words

  So Many Ways to Say What We Mean

  MacLean, Roz,

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  [Write] Use your finger to underline the words that look different on the pages.

• Over in the Garden

  Matthies, Janna,

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  [Sing] This rhyming garden story features repetition, counting and teamwork. Sing and count along with your fingers!

• Between Two Windows

  Morris, Keisha,

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  [Write] Two children, who live in apartment buildings across from each other, discover that they can communicate and play by passing a drawing across the clothesline.

• My Book and Me

  Park, Linda Sue,

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  [Read} Celebrate books and reading by sharing this book. Then read your favorite book again!

• My Dog Smudge

  Rim, Sujean,

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  [Write] Gripping the flaps to open them strengthens finger muscles and helps with hand coordination.

• Chooch Helped

  Rogers, Andrea L.,

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  [Read] A universal story about the challenges of big siblinghood introduces the reader to key Cherokee vocabulary and culturally specific English vocabulary.