books by Bryan Langdo (vocabulary sequential systematic)

books by Bryan Langdo

books:

Wordly Wise 3000: Book 1 Systematic, Sequential Vocabulary Development
Cheryl Dressler

Educators Pub Service, 2007

Wordly Wise 3000 Grade 1 Student Book reinforces key vocabulary words and concepts through a variety of teacher-led activities. This Book Features: 150 words, presented in 15 lessons with 10 words per lesson Themes focusing on Places, Jobs, Special Days, Transportation, and Art Stories that follow a likeable cast of first graders through a series of adventures

Mummy Math: An Adventure in Geometry

3 reviews
Cindy Neuschwander

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2005

Lesson Kickoff!
I used this book for two separate lesson plans. I made a game board and added game cards based on the book. This quickly became an engaging way to count faces, vertices, and edges. I also used it in 7th grade social studies to add questions about history. BONUS: my 13 yr. old and 10 yr. old thought it was an engaging book!

Wordly Wise 3000 Grade K - 2nd Edition
Cheryl Dressler

Educators Pub Service, 2007

Wordly Wise 3000 Grade K Student Book reinforces key vocabulary words and concepts through a variety of teacher-led activities. This Book Features: 120 words, presented in 12 lessons with 10 words per lesson. Themes focusing on Things That Grow, Family, The Senses, and Animals. Stories that follow a likeable cast of kindergartners through a series of adventures.

The Dog Who Loved the Good Life

2 reviews
Bryan Langdo

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2001

My nephews love this book!
As an animal lover, I'm always looking for fun books to share with my nephews that depict dogs or cats in home settings, closer to being part of a family (and not an accessory). I also love to hear my nephews giggle. While Mr. Hibble isn't so crazy about his companion's antics, my nephews fell in love with Jake. (They like to tease me that Jake should go to live at my house to teach my dogs ...

Was It the Chocolate Pudding?: A Story For Little Kids About Divorce

9 reviews
Sandra Levins, Bryan Langdo

American Psychological Association (APA), 2005

Great book
My daughter asks me to read this book every day. It helps her to cope and understand divorce. I would highly recommend this book to anyone.

The Stuffed Animals Get Ready for Bed

1 review
Alison Inches

Harcourt Children's Books, 2006

What's a little owner to do?
Bryan Langdo illustrates a wonderful new story for ages 3-7 in The Stuffed Animals Get Ready for Bed, in which a girl's stuffed animals are not at all ready to go to sleep. What's a little owner to do? But she has some ideas on how to calm them down, in this different kind of 'go to bed/get sleepy' tale.

The Best Time of Day

3 reviews
Eileen Spinelli

Voyager Books, 2007

What's your "Best Time of the Day?"
What's your "Best Time of the Day?" For everybody it is a little different. In this cute book, we get to meet the whole farm community, and take a peek at their favorite time of the day. The pictures are brightly colored, and fill the pages, making this book an instant hit. My three-year-old loves this book, and your young reader will too!

Cat and Dog (reillustrated) (My First I Can Read)

1 review
Else Holmelund Minarik

HarperCollins, 2005

Cat and Dog
This is one of the first books my children read and we've had fun with it over the past 20+ years quoting the book, "Make a cat coat out of you. I will. I will." It's a fun easy book for children and I bought the new illustrated edition for my grandson.

Patterns in Peru: An Adventure in Patterning

1 review
Cindy Neuschwander

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2007

Whimsical, educational adventure read.
Cindy Neuschwander's PATTERNS IN PERU: AN ADVENTURE IN PATTERNING tells of the Zills family, visiting Peru to study an ancient woven tunic that is connected to a mysterious lost city. Matt and Bini would love to find the Lost City, but they have their hands full when they're separated from their parents. Only an understanding of patterns and sequences can help them get back to their parents in ...

Joe Cinders

4 reviews
Marianne Mitchell

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2002

Yahoo!
This is a great retelling of the classic Cinderella story. It has some really funny cowboy type humor, yet keeps that fairy tale feel throughout. The pictures are filled with many little details that I missed the first time through. This is one book you'll want to read again and again.