Units for Award Winning Picture Books are NOW being created with
integrated, cross-curriculum literature units for all of the following
award-winning books! In
addition to new titles, we are including units for our favorite science
and math award winning picture books from the last 8 years. How
do Kids' Wings activities for these books transform your classroom? They
provide balance,
problem solving, group activities, and inspiration by giving you essential
Imaginative Activities and Testing
Activities to
use with authentic literature! Each activity is keyed into educational
objectives to encourage students to develop intellectual skills and multiple
intelligences.
Mockingbird
Awards from Abilene Librarians
Bees,
Snails, & Peacock Tails: Patterns & Shapes
by Betsy Franco and Steve Jenkins
***The
Birthday Pet by Ellen Javernick ***Buy
Now $7.95
Duck!
Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal Illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld
Gobble It Up!: A Fun Song About Eating!
by Jim Arnosky
Gorgonzola: a Very
Stinkysaurus by Margie Palatini and Jim Bowers
Houdini the Amazing Caterpillar by
Janet Pedersen Illustrated by Janet Pedersen
The
Little Bit Scary People by Emily Jenkins Illustrated by Alexandra
Boiger
Meerkats by Jody Sullivan Rake
My
Name Is Not Isabella by Jennifer Fosberry Illustrated by Mike Litwin
One World, One Day by Barbara
Kerley
Prickly Sea Stars by Natalie
Lunis
Sally and the Purple Socks
by Lisze Bechtold
Seeds by Lynn M. Stone
Senses
in the City by Shelley Rotner
Silly
Tilly by Eileen Spinelli Illustrated by David Slonim
***Tea
for Ruby by the Duchess of York PLUS
Fancy Nancy by Jane O'Connor***Buy
Now $9.95
The Three Cabritos by Eric
A. Kimmel Illustrated by Stephen Gilpin
Turtles by Kathryn Stevens
Twelve
Terrible Things -- *NOT recommended by Kids'
Wings
What
Can You Do with a Rebozo? by Carmen Tafolla
Kids'
Wings' New and Classic Picture Books for Excellence in Science
and Math
(New books plus the best in science and math from the last 6 years)
About Arachnids: A Guide for Children
by Cathryn Sill
Abuelita Full of Life by
Amy Costales
NEW!
Actual Size (math and science)
by Steve Jenkins
Andy Shane and the Very Bossy Delores
Starbuckle by Jennifer Richard Jacobson (easy chapter book)
Ants by Deborah Hodge
Applesauce
Season by Eden Ross Lipson NEW!
Bean Thirteen by Matthew McElligott
(intoduction to prime numbers, division)
The Beeman by Laurie Krebs
Chameleon!
Chameleon! by Joy Cowley
I See a Kookaburra by Steve Jenkins
I Stink by Kate McMullen
Little Lost Bat by Sandra Markle
Mother to Tigers by
George Ella Lyon
My Light by Molly Bangs
The Oak Inside the Acorn
by Max Lucado NEW!
On Meadowview Street
by Henry Cole
On the Go with Mr. and Mrs.
Green by Keith Baker (easy chapter book)
One is a Snail, Ten is a Crab, (math and science) A "Counting
by Feet Book" by April Pulley Sayre
Pick, Pull, Snap! Where Once a Flower Bloomed by Lola M. Schaefer
A
Rain Forest ABC : An Alphabet Book by Amanda Doering
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds by Nancy Wallace
Stellaluna by Janell Cannon
Teeth, Tails & Tentacles: An
Animal Counting Book by Christopher Wormell
2010 TLA 2x2 Picture Books
All
of Baby, Nose to Toes by Victoria Adler, Ages 2-5, Baby-Preschool
All the World by Liz
Garton Scanton, Ages 4-8. (Day at the beach)
Big, Bigger, Biggest! by
Nancy Coffelt, Ages 4-7. (vocabulary building)
Billy & Milly Short &
Silly by Eve Feldman, Ages 3-6. (Thirteen short "stories,"
with 3 or 4 words each)
Birds
by Kevin Henkes, Ages 2-5. (Birds of different shapes, colors and sizes)
The Busy Tree by Jennifer Ward, 4-8
(Activities in an old oak tree that provides food and shelter for creatures)
Chicken
Little. Ed and Rebecca Emberley, Ages 3-7. (classic repetitive folktale)=
The Circus Ship by Chris Van
Dusen, Ages 4-8. (Ship of circus animals sinks with interesting results)
Dinosaur
Hunt by David Catrow, Ages 4-8
Duck!
Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, Ages 4-8. (Visual games)
Gracias!
Thanks, by Pat Mora, Ages 5-8. (Celebration of family in bilingual
text)
The Lion and the Mouse
by Jerry Pinkney, Ages 3-8. (Wordless Book, Aesop’s fable)
A Mighty Fine Time
Machine by Suzanne Bloom, Ages 5-8
Meeow
and the Little Chairs by Sebastien Braun, Ages 2-5. Baby-Preschool
Night
Lights by Susan Gal, Ages 4-6
Otis by Loren Long, Ages 4-8.(Change
and Progress showcased by two unlikely friends)
Pouch
by David Ezra Stein, Ages 3-5. (A baby kangaroo finds a special friend)
Red
Ted and the Lost Things by Michael Rosen, Ages 4-8. (Comic book style)
A Walk With Grandpa/Un paseo
con abuelo by Sharon Solomon, Ages 4-8. (Bilingual word game)
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