Linking Language
Filled with practical, everyday activities to build language development and early literacy into your daily schedule. Use circle time, snack time, dramatic play, or any time throughout the day to develop children's language skills. Each cross-curricular activity includes ways to enhance children's vocabularies, questions to help the teacher evaluate children's progress, and an annotated list of books, and writing experiences.
Growing Up With Literature
Teachers, teacher trainers and parents will be better equipped to develop children's early literary skills with the wealth of information, research, strategies and plans in Growing Up with Literature. The reader will gain knowledge on planning reading sessions; using technology to enhance multiple literacies; storytelling; using stories to deal with problems (bibliotherapy); integrating picture books into the rest of the teachings; and using puppets and theater as extensions. A list of the best children's picture books from the last half-century rounds out the wealth of material presented.
Growing Up With Literature 
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Fish Eyes
This is a counting book featuring brightly colored fish. Selected by the New York Times Book Review as one of the Best Illustrated Children's Books of 1990.
Fish Eyes
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