To rewind a bit, this past Tot School year was more for exposure as we cycled through the alphabet doing various activities and/or crafts based around a certain letter. In August/ September, Little Sis will be 3 1/2, so I'd like to transition her to more preschool type activities come Fall.
We most likely will cycle through the alphabet again, but I'd like to focus on weekly themes, instead of a certain letter.
We most likely will cycle through the alphabet again, but I'd like to focus on weekly themes, instead of a certain letter.
Along with weekly themes, I would like to dedicate a basket and/or bin specific to a letter.
The idea right now is to fill the bin with some manipulatives of that letter, tiny objects, and an alphabet book.
I am still trying to figure things out, but as I am reflecting on what we have done and where we want to go, I thought it would be fun to share with you our collection of Alphabet books.
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Jane O'Connor
Patricia Polacco
Susan Greene
Wanda Gag
Dr. Seuss
P.D. Eastman
Richard Scarry
Bill Martin Jr.
Baby Einstein
Megan E. Bryant
Giselle Shardlow
And here are a couple books that we currently do not have but, they are on my *wishlist*!!
Matthew VanFleet
Christopher Franceschelli
Crockett Johnson
Keith Baker
Roger Priddy
Are some of these in your collection? Do you have a favorite alphabet book that we don't have? Please share!
I actually only have 2 of these books in our collection, but we have enjoyed them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful list of alphabet books! Dr. Seuss's ABC is our favorite.
ReplyDeleteOh great! I'll look that one up. Sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great list! I see a couple of new ones I need to look for! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteFancy Nancy's Favorite Fancy Words is a great one! :-) I might have to look into the Richard Scarry one. I haven't read that one, but I like all of this books.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is a big Fancy Nancy fan, so I had to add that to our collection! The Richard Scarry one is very cute and perfect for tiny hands! Literally it's probably as big as my 2 year old's hands.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! Glad you found some new ones to check out : )
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