EPL Great Stuff Babies/Toddlers: 5 Practices of Early Literacy - ReadingLike this list

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• Love You Head to Toe

  Barron, Ashley

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  Babies and baby animals explore the world in similar ways.

• Little You

  Van Camp, Richard

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  Celebrating the joy children bring to the world.

• Read Me a Book

  Reid, Barbara, 1957-

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  Barbara Reid depicts parents reading to babies and young children with her characteristic plasticine illustrations reminding us how important reading is to build literacy skills.

• Hand in Hand

  Capucilli, Alyssa Satin, 1957-

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  Snuggle up and read together.

• Sing a Song of Mother Goose

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  Rhyming language invites children’s repetition and participation.

• Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

  Martin, Bill, 1916-2004

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  Rhyme, rhythm and repetition on with simple bright pictures make this a classic.

• Construction

  Sutton, Sally

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  There's lots of noise and excitement involved in building a library!

• Sheep in a Jeep

  Shaw, Nancy (Nancy E.)

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  A child will easily fill in the rhymes and “read” along!

• Counting on Community

  Nagara, Innosanto

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  Children count the many different neighborhood pastimes happening in the community.

• Read It, Don't Eat It!

  Schoenherr, Ian

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  Advice on how to take care of books!

• The Very Hungry Caterpillar

  Carle, Eric

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  Follow this small hungry caterpillar as he grows and grows into a dazzling butterfly.