Morning Reading – DITL

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We spent some time reading picture books together this morning.

Here’s what read:

A River – I really enjoyed the illustrations in this one

Hats Off to Mr. Pockles – to be honest, I was super excited when I saw Sally Lloyd-Jones had written this one but I was a bit disappointed in it

Pocket Full of Colors

A Kiss For You – this would be a great one for babies

Amanda Bean’s Amazing Dream – a good one for introducing multiplication

Atlas of Adventures: Wonders of the World – I really liked this one! If you like geography you’ll enjoy this one.

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