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Our book for the Autumn 1st half term is:

You Choose

By Nick Sharratt and Pippa Goodhart

What this book is about

You Choose encourages children to choose their favourite place to live, favourite transport, favourite food etc and shows that we all like different things.

Link to hear this book being read: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKf_zyJGkzo

Our book for the Autumn 2nd half term is:

Ten Little Pirates

By Mike Brownlow and Simon Rickerty

What this book is about

Ten Little Pirates

 

This books looks at 10 pirates on a quest to find the treasure!  However along the way, each has their own challenges…

It is a great story which encourages pupils to look at how the pirates are all different and respond to things in different ways.  It is also a great way to reinforce numbers and counting down from 10!

Link to hear this book being read: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKb9Z5waQTQ

Our book for the Spring 1st half term is:

The Spots and The Dots

By Helen Baugh

What this book is about

The Spots and The Dots is a lovely story in which we find out about how The Spots, who live on one side of the hill are told all about the scary Dots, who live on the other.  Neither play with eachother until one day, when the smallest Spot goes to the top of the hill and meets someone.  Someone who he finds is much more similar to himself that he realised.  This story helps children to understand difference and that by coming together, we can achieve lots of good things.  Some may also consider how we can make up our minds about what people are like.

Link to hear this book being read: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y_j8fv8B0c

Our book for the Spring 2nd half term is:

Mommy, Mama and Me

By Leslea Newman

What this book is about

This half term’s book is all about families and thinks about people who are special to us.  Mommy, Mama and Me talks about the things Mommy and Mama do with their child and ask if our own families do similar things (go to the park, drink juice, kiss goodnight).  The children have the opportunity to talk about the special people in their families and the nice things that they do together.  The story exposes the idea that some families have two mums (or two dads) but that all families are different and all families are special.

Link to hear this book being read: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt2VphobB-A

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