From
personal experience, this is the year some children begin to read on their
own. This is earlier than many children but it could happen in your
home, too! My sons would bring a book to me and ask, "What's this
word?" They have asked me to teach them to read and it has been a
wonderful time. My oldest son read "Hop on Pop" all by himself at
3 years 2 months old. Whether your child is ready to read or not,
reading with your child at this age is a fun experience! Creating
a love of books, that will last a lifetime, is an important goal.
Arnold, Marsha.
Quick, Quack, Quick!
Aylesworth, Jim.
Country Crossing
Barrett, Judi.
Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing
Berenstain, Stan
& Jan. The Berenstains' B Book
Berenstain, Stan
& Jan. Inside Outside Upside
Down
Berenstain, Stan
& Jan. Old Hat New Hat
Bianco, Margery
Williams. The Velveteen Rabbit
Brett, Jan.
Gingerbread Baby
Brett, Jan.
The Mitten
Brown, Marc.
Wings on Things
Brown, Margaret
Wise. Goodnight Moon
Bunting, Eve.
The Mother's Day Mice
Carle, Eric.
Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother, Too?
Carle, Eric.
The Grouchy Ladybug
Carle, Eric.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Degen, Bruce.
Jamberry
Demi. The
Empty Pot
Ets, Marie Hall. Play
With Me
Ezra, Mark.
The Prickly Hedgehog
Flora.
Feathers Like a Rainbow
Hoban, Russell.
Bread and Jam for Frances
Hutchins, Pat.
The Wind Blew
Jackson, Kathryn.
Tawny Scrawny Lion
Kent, Jack.
Round Robin
LeSieg, Theo.
Ten Apples Up On Top!
Lionni, Leo.
Inch by Inch
Lionni, Leo.
Little Blue and Little Yellow
London, Jonathan.
Wiggle Waggle
Lopshire, Robert.
Put Me in the Zoo
Lowrey, Janette
Sebring. The Poky Little Puppy
Maccarone, Grace.
Cars! Cars! Cars!
Martin, Bill,
Jr. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What
Do You See?
