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Pre-K Books Suggestion



superbabuskina
Italy

Pre-K Books Suggestion
 
Hi everybody!
this is actually the first time I use the forum--so I hope it �s ok to ask a private question.
Anyways, I �ll be teaching 3-4 year-old children soon. In the past I used the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do You See? and I found it very useful. Do you know any other books that are similar, even by other authors? What activities would you suggest?
Thanks for your advice. I �m glad to be a part of this is great team!

20 Oct 2010      





caracola90
Spain

Hello!!
 
I have used the book English Adventures by Longman-Pearson (level starter A and starter B). It is based on Disney pictures and it has got a lot of songs and activities, I find it very useful for little children.
 
Hope it �s useful for you!!
 
Take care...

20 Oct 2010     



izulia
China

Any nice story with repetitive pattern will do a trick. It �s always nice when children can join in with the reading. Here are just a few that I used and kids really enjoyed them:

Dear Zoo
 
Walking Through the Jungle, What Do I see?
 
Knock-Knock, Who is There?
 
Mommy �s Little Monkey!
 
You probably know this without me reminding you, but well-known fairy tales always work really well too. My favourite: 3 Billy Goat Gruffs, The Ugly Duckling, Goldilocks and 3 Bears, Gingerbreadman
 
Also nursery rhymes and counting down rhymes: 5 Little Monkeys, Speckled Frogs, There Were 10 in the Bed, etc.
 
For the 3-4 year olds I would suggest to use action rhymes and songs.
 
Hope this was of help
Good luck
Zulia

20 Oct 2010