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A Little Spot's Wasted Worry

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This book teaches children how worrying over and over about things doesn't help. Instead, they can focus on what they can do to prepare for if a worry comes up.
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One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish

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Join Dr. Seuss for this hilarious exploration of opposites, colours and numbers in this fun read-along.
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Just SNOW Already!

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Just SNOW Already! captures children’s love of snow and their frustration with waiting.
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Lines That Wiggle!

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Follow the lines that run all through this book, and see what interesting shapes they make.
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Dream You'll Be!

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Spark inspiration and discover all the exciting careers children dream about in this whimsical picture book.
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Never Let A Unicorn Scribble

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A girl tries to teach her unicorn to scribble, despite being told not to, and uses imagination to make it magical.
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Road Trip Read Aloud

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On a long trip Bluey is getting bored without video games, so Mum keeps the kids entertained by inventing car games.
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Flamingo Flamenco!

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A silly celebration of the traditional Spanish flamenco, Flamingo Flamenco lightly touches on themes of self-expression and diversity.
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Shadowlands Read Aloud

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On a picnic with their parents, Bluey, Snickers, and Coco play Shadowlands.
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Identifying The Tone Of A Character's Dialogue

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Reya describes how the story's character sounds by reading clues in their dialog.
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Beginning, Middle, And End

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Reya looks at the three parts of a story: beginning, middle, and end.
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Fiction Versus Non-Fiction

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Reya talks about the difference between fiction and non-fiction books.
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Tad!

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This heartwarming and tender tale about courage and growth, featuring a special tadpole named Tad.
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Donuts, The Hole Story!

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Get ready for a delicious and hilarious journey through a world filled with (and made of) everyone’s favorite treat: donuts!
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Literary Genres: Nonfiction

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Learn all about the word genre, and the many styles of nonfiction that you can read.
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Our Class Is A Family

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This heartwarming story helps little ones understand the special bond between their classroom family.
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Literary Genres: Fiction Part 2

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Learn about six more styles of literature that you can choose to read.
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Bluey Book Reads: Baby Race

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Rose Byrne reads Baby Race, a lovely story about how Bluey first learned to walk!
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Old MacDonald Had A Truck

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Just what are Old MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald building on their farm with all these trucks?
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The Couch Potato

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Follow the Couch Potato’s hilarious journey from screen-loving spud to discovering the joy of real-life adventures.
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Jonah Takes The Train

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Ten-year-old Jonah takes his first solo ride on Chicago's elevated train to meet his sister Gabbi at Union Station.