If your kids are tired of reading this summer, it might be time to change things up a little. There are lots of wordless picture books with great stories. Reading won't feel like a chore. The reader tells the story instead of having to decode the words. Books pictured above are
The Girl and the Bicycle by
Mark Pett,
Good Dog, Carl by
Alexandra Day,
I Walk with Vanessa by Kerascoet,
Pancakes for Breakfast by Tomie dePaola,
Rainstorm by
Barbara Lehman, and
The Secret Box by
Barbara Lehman. A few others that my students or I really like are
Hank Finds an Egg by Rebecca Dudley,
The Lion and the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney,
Rosie's Glasses by David Whamond and
Sidewalk Flowers by JonArno Lawson.
2 comments:
Oh thanks for these book recommendations. What age or grade level would you say these would most likely appeal to?
I think any age. My third, fifth and sixth grade students liked them, also my teenage nieces and nephews liked Pancakes for Breakfast and The Girl and the Bicycle.
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