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October 27, 2014

10/26/2014

TK: One Dark Night, by Lisa Wheeler; Big Pumpkin, by Erica Silverman; Five Little Fiends, by Sarah Dyer; The Halloween Play, by Felicia Bond

K: Hoodwinked, by Arthur Howard; OR Room on the Broom, by Julia Donaldson

1st: Porkenstein, by Kathryn Lasky; OR Black Dog, by Levi Pinfold

2nd: Zombie in Love, by Kelly DiPucchio; and we’ll do some “Undead” MadLibs! OR The Dark, by Lemony Snicket

3rd: The Ghost of Nicholas Grebe, by Tony Johnston; OR How Many Seeds in a Pumpkin? by Margaret McNamara

4th: The Bone Man: A Native American Modoc Tale, retold by Laura Simms

5th: Continue Clockwork, by Philip Pullman

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October 20, 2014

10/21/2014

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TK: Earl the Squirrel, by Don Freeman; A Frog Thing, by Eric Drachman; Lost and Found, by Oliver Jeffers

K: Another Day in the Milky Way, by David Milgrim, AND “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon,” sung by Ernie

1st: Rooftop Rocket Party, by Roland Chambers, AND “I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon,” sung by Ernie

2nd: Moustronaut Goes to Mars, by Mark Kelly

3rd: One Giant Leap, by Robert Burleigh; OR Follow the Dream, by Peter Sis

4th: I, Matthew Henson: Polar Explorer, by Carole Boston Weatherford

5th: Clockwork, by Philip Pullman

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October 13, 2014

10/12/2014

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World Food Day is October 16

TK: Spiders, by Valerie Boden; The Itsy Bitsy Spider, told and illustrated by Iza Trapini; Itsy Bitsy, the Very Smart Spider, by Charise Mericle Harper; Sophie’s Masterpiece, by Eileen Spinelli; if not yet read, Aaaarrgghh! Spider! by Lydia Monks; or Anansi, the Spider, by Gerald McDermott

K: Tiny Tortilla, by Arlene Williams

1st: Cook-a-Doodle-Doo, by Janet Stevens

2nd: Armadilly Chili, by Helen Ketteman

3rd: Stone Soup, by Jon Muth

4th: Stone Soup, by Jon Muth

5th: Start Clockwork, by Philip Pullman

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October 6, 2014

10/4/2014

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“The Wondrous, Mighty, Gorgeous Alphabet” (thanks to Tad Hills!)
Fire Prevention Week (10/5-10/11)

TK:
How Rocket Learned to Read, by Tad Hills
Elephant’s Story, by Tracey Pearson
Click Clack Quackity Quack, by Doreen Cronin

K:
Matthew A.B.C., by Peter Catalanotto
Ogres! Ogres! Ogres! by Nicholas Heller

1st:
The Numberlys, by William Joyce

2nd:
A Is for Musk Ox, by Erin Cabatingan

3rd:
The Firehouse Light, by Janet Nolan

4th:
Sequoyah, by James Rumford

5th:
“Trusting Internet Sources” PowerPoint

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