Little miss naughtys literature curriculum
Posted by makala in just stuff
This is the curriculum I decided to put together for our first year of homeschool, I was looking at buying a curriculum but at the prices they are we would never be able to afford it. So I looked at the lists of books in each bunch that is offered to see what kinds of books kids are reading nowadays and looked through our vast selection of books at home complements of the recent library sale and freecycle store. And voila I think I put together a mighty fine list if I say so myself. So here it is our 2008/2009 literature curriculum for this frugal home.
That toad is mine by: Barbara Shook Hazen
Four seasons for toby by: Dorothy Joan Harris
Baby animals by: Garth Williams
Gods the one who thought of it first by: Joan Keener
God loves even me by: Debby Anderson
Rabbits search for a little house by: Mary Deball Kwitz
Too many books by: Gilles Tibo
Me and my mammoth by: Joel Stewart
Henny penny by: Werner Zimmermann
The rain came down by: David Shannon
Bumblebee, bumblebee do you know me by: Anne Rockwell
My arctic 1,2,3 by: Michael Arvaarluk Kusugak
Apples and pumkins by: Anne Rockwell
All by myself , and just not invited by: Mercer Meyer
The wildlife alphabet by: Dorothy Manning
Sunrise by: Helena Pittman
Emmas sea journey by: Patricia Quinlan
Franklin in the dark , Franklins blanket, and Franklin is messy by: Paulette Bourgeois
Penelope and the humongous burp by: Sheri Radford
Olivia by: Ian Falconer
Harold and the purple crayon by: Crockett Johnson
You are special by: Max Lucado
Elephant in trouble by: Thomas Crawford
The littlest angel by: Charles Tazewell
Waters by: Edith Newlin Chase
Sun song by: Jean Marzollo
Five little monkeys jumping on the bed by: Eileen Christelow
Animals everywhere by: Ingris D’aulaire
A lion in the meadow by: Jenny Williams
Blueberries for sal by: Robert McCloskey
A summer day by: Douglas Florian
Rainforest by: Helen Cowcher
Up in the tree by: Margaret Atwood
Strega noga by: Tomie De Paola
The 10 best things about my dad by: Christine Loomis
Whos been eating eating my porridge? by: Nick Ward
Theres no such thing as dragons by: Jack Kent
and we will be adding five in a row books as we find them at the library, If we could afford it I would purchase then because there so good. And that’s the list just for literature this doesnt even cover the rest of the books i’ll be reading to her this school year. I think I have read more books in the past four months then I have in the last 10 years of my life. I have written four pages in our reading log so far this year thats 28 books on each page double sided and its only the end of october I am amazed at just how many kids books are out there.
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