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Category: SAT Words in Picture Books
Picture books for kids that build vocabulary.
SAT Vocabulary Words in Picture Books: New Shoes for Sylvia
The words for Week 10 are from the picture book, New Shoes for Sylvia by Johanna Hurwitz, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. To think that reading picture books will expose your child not only to a wonderful and gorgeously illustrated story, but to SAT building vocabulary. Jerry Pinkney is also a Caldecott winning illustrator and we are enjoying The Lion and the Mouse at home which is an amazing work that tells the story solely through watercolor illustrations with almost no words. This is not the case for New Shoes for Sylvia!
SAT Vocabulary Words for Kindergarteners in Stellaluna
The words for Week 13 are from the picture book, Stellaluna by Janell Cannon, a beloved classic!
17 Picture Books to Build Vocabulary (ages 2-8)
Favorite picture books to build vocabulary.
SAT Vocabulary Words for Kindergarten in Big Al
The words for Week 12 are from the picture book, Big Al by Andrew Clements, illustrated by Yoshi.
SAT Vocabulary for Kindergarteners from Gregory, the Terrible Eater
The vocabulary words for Week 12 are from the picture book, Gregory, the Terrible Eater.
SAT Vocabulary Words from Annie and the Wild Animals
The words for Week 11 are from the picture book, Annie and the Wild Animals by Jan Brett. I noticed that in my son’s Kindergarten room, the teacher or maybe literacy specialist, mounts a special poster with the cover of book and the list of vocabulary words from the book. They have a time called “Text Talk” where they read the story and talk about the big words. The words stay up all year so the children can look at them. Sometimes, the words come home via a handout to the parents in my child’s backpack, but times are tough and I think they are conserving on paper so I copied these words from the posters and made up the sentences myself. I find that this post is very popular so I will continue it on my own as my child is moving on first grade next year.