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A Year with Fours and Fives
Carmen Applegate
Monte Cassino School, ECLC
2206 S. Lewis Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74114
How can I manage these babies?
• Seating chart if necessary
• Beginning and
ending routines
• Break up lessons into small parts
• Collaborate lessons
Early Literacy Components
1. Phonological Awareness
2. Print/Letter Awareness
3. Increased Vocabulary
4. Comprehension
5. Literacy as Source
of Enjoyment
Kindergarten Homestart Reading
August
Book! Book! Book!By Deborah Bruss
I Took My Frog to the LibraryBy Eric A. Kimmel
Alphabet Under ConstructionBy Denise Fleming
September
The Apple Pie Treeby Zoe Hall
(or other apple book)
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.
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.
I StinkBy Kate McMullan
Seals on the BusBy Lenny Hort
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 carsAs it goes
Little red trainJust grows and grows.
From 1000 Rhymes and Fingerplays
Who Sank the Boat?By Pamela Allen
Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the BusBy Mo Willems
www.pigeonpresents.com
October
When the Rooster CrowedBy Patricia Little
Click Clack Moo: Cows That TypeBy 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.
The Cow Who CluckedBy Denise Fleming
Pigs in HidingBy Arlene Dubanevich
Five Little Bats Flying in the Nightby Steve Metzger
(or other bat book)
Too Many Pumpkinsby Linda Williams
(or other pumpkin book)
1. 2.
Corduroy’s Halloweenby B. G. Hennessy and Don Freeman
(or other Halloween book)
Inside a House that is Hauntedby Alyssa Capucilli
November
When the Leaf Blew InBy Steve Metzger
Owl EyesBy Frieda Gates
What is Thanksgiving?by Harriet Ziefert
(or other Thanksgiving book)
“Turkey Feathers”
Turkey feathers,
Brightly colored,
Who has a red one?
Add it now.
I Know an Old Lady
Who Swallowed a
Pieby Alison Jackson
All About Turkeysby Jim Arnosky
December
Christmas Tree Tangleby Margaret Mahy
(or other Christmas tree book)
The Night Treeby Eve Bunting
(or other Christmas tree book)
“5 Little Christmas Trees”
5 Little Christmas TreesStanding all aloneTheir hearts were very sadBecause they hadn’t found a home.Then chop went the axeAnd 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.
Roar of a SnoreBy Marsha Diane Arnold
January
Tracks in the Snow
(or How to Be a Nature Detective by Millicent E. Selsem)
by Wong Herbert Yee
The MittenBy Jan Brett
The HatBy Jan Brett
The Emperor’s EggBy Martin Jenkins
Plenty of Penguinsby Sonia Black
(or other penguin book)
When it Starts to Snowby Phillis Gershator
When Will it Snow?by Bruce Hiscock
February
Ice Bear and Little Foxby Jonathan London
(and/or nonfiction polar animal book)
A Bed for the Winterby Karen Wallace
Valentine’s Day
A B C
1
2
3
1. Color the heart in A1 RED.2. Add POLKA DOTS to the heart in C2.3. Color the heart in B3 GREEN.
A A A A BB
Man Who Walked Between the Towers
by Mordicai Gerstein
Officer Buckle and GloriaBy Peggy Rathmann
Don’t play with matches.
Chew your food carefully before swallowing.
Never dive in shallow water.
Look both ways before crossing the street.
Never run with scissors.
Cat in the HatBy Dr. Seuss
March
We Like Kitesby Stan and Jan Berenstain
(or other kite book)
Jack and the Leprechaunby Ivan Robertson
(or other St. Patrick’s Day book)
Spring is HereBy Taro Gomi
It’s SpringBy Samantha Berger and Pamela Chanko
“Hello, Spring!”
Hello Spring,
Hello Spring,
Hello Spring
We hope you’re here to stay!
Other verses: robins, flowers, green grass, sunshine, rain, warm air, wind, baseball…
April
Runaway BunnyBy Margaret Wise Brown
(any Easter book)
Tops and BottomsBy Janet Stevens
Waiting for Wingsby Lois Ehlert
(or other butterfly book)
In the Tall, Tall Grassby Denise Fleming
The Very Hungry Caterpillarby Eric Carle
The Very Hungry Caterpillarby Eric Carle
May
Jack Be Nimble
Little Miss Muffet
Itsy Bitsy Spider
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary
There Was an Old Woman…