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Author: Sudeshna Shome Ghosh Illustrator: Sayan Mukherjee. Categories: Age 2-5 Years, All FKB Books, Animals, Beginner English, Counting, Creative Commons, Editor's Picks, Grade 1 to Grade 3, Grade K and Pre K, Maths, Non-Fiction, Read along video, Storyweaver-Pratham, Toddlers. In this book we meet beautifully illustrated creatures and count ...
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- Babies Around the World by Puck. For ages 0+ Children are never too young to start learning about the world. Each spread of this simple board book presents a child from a different city around the world—including New York City, Mexico City, Paris, Cape Town, Cairo, and Tokyo—saying hello in English and in the country’s language.
- Dream Big, Little One by Vashti Harrison. For ages 0+ Author Vashti Harrison adapts her best-selling Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History for babies in this empowering 2018 board book.
- Counting with Frida by Patty Rodriguez and Ariana Stein. For ages 0+ For babies, even a book on numbers is nonfiction! The youngest readers are just learning these basics, but this simple and sweet 2018 board book has the added bonus of featuring Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
- Mama Built a Little Nest by Jennifer Ward. For ages 3+ This beautiful 2014 book introduces preschoolers to the types of nests made by different birds, from woodpeckers to penguins, using fun rhymes and gorgeous pictures.
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As of 2010, the data fiends at Google calculated that there were just shy of 130 million unique books in our world. Twelve years on and who knows how many tombs, volumes, novels and chronicles may populate our bookcases, sit atop our bedside tables, contribute to library collectionsand lie in wait in book stores – freshly lasered and etched – ready...
So, what is a non-fiction text? And how do you spot one in the wild? One easy way to decipher if a book is fiction or nonfiction is to remember that ‘fiction is fabricated while non-fiction is factual’. Let's break the features of a non-fiction text down together with some fiction and non-fiction examples in the table below. 🤓
Children in the UK have been consuming books in greater and greater numbers over the last few years, with young people reportedly reading and enjoying reading even more during lockdown. In 2020, the revenue generated from children's books in the UK amounted to 396 millionBritish pounds. 🤑 In the early months of 2020, 46.2 percent of childrenand yo...
There are plenty of English non-fiction texts and books for your little ones to get their teeth into. In fact, they are probably consuming and creating oodles of non-fiction already! Here are 5 examples of non-fiction texts that your kids are exposed to everyday. 🚶 1. Billboard advertisements 2. Lettersor postcards between family and penpals 3. Th...
As well as being entertaining, funny and often gorgeous to look at, non-fiction books can also teach your child about the world and difficult-to-grasp topics. Non-fiction can also appeal to reluctant readersin a way that fiction doesn’t. Here are just a few of the best non-fiction texts for kids. We hope our favourites get you and your budding book...
Reading Adventure Packs. Our Reading Adventure Packs encourage hands-on fun and learning centered around paired fiction and nonfiction books. Each themed pack includes recommended titles and three activities inspired by the books. Topics include dinosaurs, bees, building, music, cooking, weather, robots, oceans, flight, stars archaeology and ...
Sweet and Correia classified nonfiction writing into 5 categories: Active. Browsable. Traditional. Expository Literature. Narrative. These categories help educators give kids access to the best books for general interest, research, craft moves, and so forth. This book is ESSENTIAL reading for elementary school teachers and librarians.
Truth or Lie Series. by Erica S. Perl. The Truth or Lie series is a highly entertaining way to get your reader excited about nonfiction. A Truth Sleuth helps them parse out facts from fiction on subjects ranging from sharks and dinosaurs to presidents and inventors. (Ages 5 – 8)
Jul 23, 2023 · Keep scrolling down; I've written quite a few articles on quite a few topics! Here are some links for the lists I've put together: Narrative Nonfiction for Grades K-3, and Narrative Nonfiction for Grades 3-6. The Crayon Man: The True Story of the Invention of Crayola Crayons by Natascha Biebow. 1. The Crayon Man: The True Story of the Invention ...
