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- Teacher Tip Tuesday: Tip #4: Boys and Books in the Classroom
- Beyond Reading: 15 Literacy Activities for Parents with Boys
- Literacy Challenges for “at-risk” families (coming soon)
Great list. Thanks!
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Tonya,
ReplyDeleteLove this list! There are several books here I just can't live without --- and a few I need to check out. Interestingly, Flotsam keeps showing up here and there and everywhere. I haven't read it, but I'm moving it to the top of my list. Here are a few picture books the boys in my classroom always seem to love: Shark vs. Train, Dinosaur vs. Potty, Yip! Snap! Yap!, No, David!, and I Stink!.
Thanks for the new books to check out,
Cathy
I have pinned your list. Thanks for doing the research and posting it. Kristi
ReplyDeleteGreat list-- as a mom of 2 boys, I'm sure I'll come back to this! We love Donald Crews- a fave of my preschool/toddler boys!
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