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1st Grade - Reading List
Angus and the
Ducks - Marjorie Flack
Bears Bargain - Frank Asch
The Biggest Bear - Lynd Ward
Blueberries for Sal - Robert McClosky
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? - Bill
Martin Jr.
Crictor - Tomi Ungere
Dance Away - George Shannon
Deer at the Brook - Jim Arnosky
Father Foxes Pennyrhymes - Clyde Watson
Guilberto and the Wind - Marie Hall Ets
Have Your Seen My Cat? - Eric Carie
I Need a Lunchbox - Jeanette Caines
The Little House - Virginia Burton
Little Toot - Hardie Gramatky
Make Way for Ducklings - Robert McCloskey
Mother Goose - any edition
Something Special - David McPhail
The Tale of Peter Rabbit - Beatrix Potter
The Three Bears and 15 Other Stories - Anne
Rockwell
The Three Billy Goats Gruff - Illustrated
by Marcia Brown
When We Were Very Young - A.A. Milne
You’ll Soon Grown into Them, Titch - Pat
Hutchins
For More Advanced Readers
17 Kings and 42 Elephants - Margaret
Mahy
The Cat in the Hat - Dr. Seuss
Demi’s Find the Animal ABCs - Demi
Friends - Helme Heine
If You Take A Pencil - Fluvio Testa
Let’s Make Rabbits - Leo Lionni
May I Bring A Friend? - Beatrice Schenk
de Regniers
My Friend John - Charlotte Zolotow
Where the Wild Things Are - Maurice
Sendak
Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky - Elphinston
Dayrell
Browsing For Books, A Place to Read
Do you ever "curl up with a good
book?" It is something almost everyone does
from time to time. When you are tired, a book
can be your very best friend.
Many people have special places where they go to
read their books, or just to look at the
pictures in them. Do you? Beds are wonderful
places to read when it’s cold and you want to
stay cozy and warm. The soft grass under a shady
tree can be a fine place to stay cool with a
good book. You can also keep a book in the car
for the times when there’s nothing to look at
out the window. Sometimes it’s nice to snuggle
up to someone older who can read a book to you.
The most important thing is not where you read,
but that you read something every day. Books can
be your friends for life.
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