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As a former speech-language pathologist specializing in preschool/early elementary populations and a mother of two young children, these three books were my favorite.
Baby Animals Play and Learn
This book has beautiful photos of baby animals that made Littlest smile her megawatt smile with every page turn. The simple text highlights an action verb and then asks a question of the reader regarding their ability to do the same thing. The speech-language pathologist in me loves this book for it's rich but easily accessible language that is great for our little ones and my kids enjoyed attempting to copy the animals. Miss M asked me to read it over and over, which is a great sign.
At The Pond
This book follows a similar format to the one of above, with gorgeous photographs and great enriching vocabulary. It also includes a riddle and some clues about a mysterious pond resident that older preschoolers will like. It's a really nice way to introduce a pond unit without getting too wordy, which I find happens a lot in children's books that are supposedly targeted to preschoolers. Miss M gave her seal of approval, as well.
There Are Bugs!This was a really fun rhyming book about all the different bugs that fill our world. Miss M was fascinated by them (except the dung beetle, she thought that was gross :)
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