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A Year with Fours and Fives

A Year with Fours and Fives. Carmen Applegate Monte Cassino School, ECLC 2206 S. Lewis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74114. capplegate@montecassino.org. How can I manage these babies?. Seating chart if necessary Beginning and ending routines Break up lessons into small parts Collaborate lessons.

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A Year with Fours and Fives

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  1. A Year with Fours and Fives Carmen Applegate Monte Cassino School, ECLC 2206 S. Lewis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74114 capplegate@montecassino.org

  2. How can I manage these babies? • Seating chart if necessary • Beginning and ending routines • Break up lessons into small parts • Collaborate lessons

  3. Early Literacy Components • Phonological Awareness • Print/Letter Awareness • Increased Vocabulary • Comprehension • Literacy as Source of Enjoyment

  4. Kindergarten Homestart Reading

  5. August

  6. Book! Book! Book! By Deborah Bruss

  7. I Took My Frog to the Library By Eric A. Kimmel

  8. Alphabet Under Construction By Denise Fleming

  9. September

  10. The Apple Pie Treeby Zoe Hall (or other apple book) 2: This is the way we plant the seeds. 3. This is the way the little seed sprouts. 4: This is the way it grows into a tree. 5: This is the way the flowers blossom. 6: This is the way the apples grow. 7: This is the way the apples are picked. Here we go round the apple tree, The apple tree, the apple tree. Here we go round the apple tree, So early in the morning.

  11. I Stink By Kate McMullan

  12. Seals on the Bus By Lenny Hort

  13. Train by Chris L. Demarest (Or any train book) Little Red Train (substitute colors) Little red train, Chugging down the track, First it goes down, Then it comes back Hooking on cars As it goes Little red train Just grows and grows. From 1000 Rhymes and Fingerplays

  14. Who Sank the Boat? By Pamela Allen

  15. Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus By Mo Willems www.pigeonpresents.com

  16. October

  17. When the Rooster Crowed By Patricia Little

  18. Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type By Doreen Cronin Dear Mrs. McKee, We would like to request the following things for our classroom… Bicycles for everyone, a horse, recess all day, pizza at snack time, etc. Sincerely, John, Julie, Sarah, Jake, etc.

  19. The Cow Who Clucked By Denise Fleming

  20. Pigs in Hiding By Arlene Dubanevich

  21. Five Little Bats Flying in the Nightby Steve Metzger (or other bat book)

  22. Too Many Pumpkinsby Linda Williams (or other pumpkin book) 1. 2.

  23. Corduroy’s Halloweenby B. G. Hennessy and Don Freeman (or other Halloween book)

  24. Inside a House that is Hauntedby Alyssa Capucilli

  25. November

  26. When the Leaf Blew In By Steve Metzger

  27. Owl Eyes By Frieda Gates

  28. What is Thanksgiving?by Harriet Ziefert (or other Thanksgiving book) “Turkey Feathers” Turkey feathers, Brightly colored, Who has a red one? Add it now.

  29. I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pieby Alison Jackson

  30. All About Turkeysby Jim Arnosky

  31. December

  32. Christmas Tree Tangleby Margaret Mahy (or other Christmas tree book)

  33. The Night Treeby Eve Bunting (or other Christmas tree book) “5 Little Christmas Trees” 5 Little Christmas Trees Standing all alone Their hearts were very sad Because they hadn’t found a home. Then chop went the axe And down fell the tree And off one went with a happy family. At end … Zero little Christmas trees standing all alone. Their hearts were all happy because they all found a home.

  34. Roar of a Snore By Marsha Diane Arnold

  35. January

  36. Tracks in the Snow by Wong Herbert Yee (or How to Be a Nature Detective by Millicent E. Selsem)

  37. The Mitten By Jan Brett

  38. The Hat By Jan Brett

  39. The Emperor’s Egg By Martin Jenkins

  40. Plenty of Penguinsby Sonia Black (or other penguin book)

  41. When it Starts to Snowby Phillis Gershator

  42. When Will it Snow?by Bruce Hiscock

  43. February

  44. Ice Bear and Little Foxby Jonathan London (and/or nonfiction polar animal book)

  45. A Bed for the Winterby Karen Wallace

  46. Valentine’s Day A B C A B A A A B 1 2 3 • Color the heart in A1 RED. • Add POLKA DOTS to the heart in C2. • Color the heart in B3 GREEN.

  47. Man Who Walked Between the Towersby Mordicai Gerstein

  48. Officer Buckle and Gloria By Peggy Rathmann Don’t play with matches. Chew your food carefully before swallowing. Never run with scissors. Look both ways before crossing the street. Never dive in shallow water.

  49. Cat in the Hat By Dr. Seuss

  50. March

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