In kindergarten, children are developing pre-reading skills. They enjoy books with interesting objects and bright colors, with stories about things they can relate to. Books that are predictable and patterned enable them to “read” stories by looking at the pictures and relying on memory.
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Month
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Time Per Night |
Nights Per Week |
October
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20 Minutes |
5 |
November
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20 Minutes |
5 |
December
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20 Minutes |
5 |
January
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20 Minutes |
5 |
February
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20 Minutes |
5 |
March
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20 Minutes |
5 |
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- Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
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- Guess How Much I Love You
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- Skippyjon Jones, Lost in Spice
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- The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Teacher Read-Alouds: |
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- Where the Wild Things Are
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There are only forty-four sounds in the English language. And all of those forty-four sounds – every ending, blending, and diphthong – can be found in Goodnight Moon and Make Way for Ducklings and Charlotte’s Web.
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