That’s a great suggestion! We’ll work on that :). Thank you for all you do for young children!

Oh, I also have taught 3’s, and great books are often overlooked at that age because the text is too hard. Not to worry! I tell the story to the 3 year olds as I turn the pages. I have read classics that way, like: King Midas and the Golden Touch (he was GREEDY!! What does that mean? He didn’t want to SHARE!!), The 12 Dancing Princesses fairytale, Clara Caterpillar (actually, I read that one and one year the kids starting acting like butterflies right after it), Rumpelstiltskin (read the Zelinsky version, so beautiful), Rapunzel, the Ugly Duckling, Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock, etc. don’t overlook classic stories to read to kids. They are classics for a good reason!

I don’t mind going back and highlighting and pasting to make my own list, but it would just be easier if there was a list at the end.

Thanks!

A teacher of 4’s

I keep hearing about that one!! We can’t wait to read it. Thanks for the suggestion :).