(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best children education books

Former preschool librarian here! I also like B is for Bear and My First Colors! B is for Bear is great because the pictures are large, on a plain white background, and you can talk about the pictures as a baby, and continue reading and learning from the book as the child begins learning letters! My First Colors! has items grouped by each color on a separate two page spread, allowing the child to easily see what those items have in common. Again, the pictures on a white background allow the child to isolate each picture. In addition to these, I would recommend almost all the Priddy Press books.

http://www.amazon.com/B-Bear-Roger-Priddy/dp/B001DX9CRK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1348805585&sr=8-1&keywords=B+is+for+Bear

http://www.amazon.com/My-First-Colors-Learn-BOARD/dp/0756671418/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1348805674&sr=1-2&keywords=My+first+colors

Sorry for the way I did the links; typing on iPad is hard to format!

I know you only asked for stories but the other day another redditor recommended a book "first 100 words" https://www.amazon.co.uk/First-100-Words-Bright-Baby/dp/1843322927, I got it yesterday for my 20 month old and already he has said "keys" and "duck", he absolutely loves it and won't be put it down. He is a babbler and hardly ever says a word in context so I am pretty excited about his two new words.

Everything, everything, everything Frozen.

I second the suggestion for art supplies and books. Put it together and go for a doodle book, a kind of middle grade coloring book.

Some great cheap ideas that you can package all together (the more gifts for a little girl, the better)

• Doodle Diary - $9
  
• Frozen Anna Doll - $13
  
• Both the Anna & Elsa plush dolls - $20
  
• Sisters, it's the companion book to Smile (so either or both). These are graphic novels for girls, I work in publishing and they are INSANELY popular for this age range - $7
  
• American Girl Scrapbook Kit (If it has American Girl on it, fourth graders flock) - $7
  
• It's All About Us - Personal Questions Quiz (like a paperbound Buzzfeed) - $12
  
• Madlibs - $3
  
• Mini American Girl Doll - $21
  
• Matching American Girl Novel - $8
  
  Hope this helps!

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First I would recommend buying this series (I think it goes from step A to 3) . It's not that expensive and it worked wonders for my kids with disabilities. It's incredibly step-by-step and probably at this child's level. I would supplement it with some very structured graphic organizers that force the child to form each idea separately.

1. Not to be racist, but what ethnicity is this child? The spelling would indicate that the child is still in the beginning stages of using within-word spelling patterns, but it also seems to show the child either speaks with an accent, or has very poor phonological awareness and phonics skills (can't hear the sounds - letters out of order, and doesn't know the correct letter-patterns). I don't know what your district requirements are for qualifying for an IEP, but I would push to have this child evaluated. From this sample, I would say the child is performing around the second grade level, which should more than qualify them. It may be difficult, but this site describes the process. If your school brushes you off, get their parents involved. This child will not make it through high school without additional support.
   
   
2. Focus on the common words, and have the child start creating a dictionary (think, care, important, case -because?, they're or they are, when, people, like, grandma, first, told, everything, say).
   
   
3. Provide a well structured graphic organizer that is specific to the prompt for this student. I would even include sentence starters that are specific to the topic. This child isn't even forming a complete sentence, there's no way to expect them to form a paragraph. How did they brainstorm for this activity? This child needs a lot more structure provided to them at the start to help them separate each idea into a sentence, then organize the sentences in a way that makes sense.
   
   If you let me know what the assignment was, I can give suggestions for how to scaffold it for this child.

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And from there I'd imagine your book was this textbook You and Science Fiction

http://images.betterworldbooks.com/084/You-and-Science-Fiction-9780844255477.jpg

Then some googling got me this table of contents, but I can't pick a story that matches.

It's late here and I have work early, good luck with the rest of the search...

OP, check out this one or this one. They both seem fun and age-appropriate to keep her inspired rather than bored. :)

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I would strongly recommend you read Linda Monk's "The Words We Live By."

It is a very easy and interesting read that will give you a very good overview of the Constitution and the development of Supreme Court precedent. It is also very balanced, exploring arguments from all sides.

I wish I would have read it prior to law school, it would have really helped me put things in perspective during that first year.

Also, considering you are going to law school, I assume you have a genuine interest in the law, so this book should be nothing but fascinating for you.

Abe Bhai read the article they're comparing 3 Years of UPA 1, UPA 2 and NDA 2. They've clearly written, labelled and made Bar Graphs year wise.

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> if the public school districts are already renting their facilities after hours to other community groups."

That's the point I made earlier. Are you drunk?

Perhaps this will help with your reading comprehension issues. Good luck!

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Baseball hat: He has really thin hair and pale skin. Since he’s became obsessed with baseball hats, I don’t need to put sunscreen on his head

Balls: little balls, big balls, textured balls, light balls like a beach ball

Inventa sleep sack with vents. We live in Southern California and need a sleep sack so he won’t climb out of the crib, but it gets too hot with many sleep sacks. This one has vents that can be zipped open to allow airflow.

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For "Asian males" who want to improve their English skills, here's a solution:

https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Exclusive-Hooked-Phonics-Complete/dp/1604991771

No, not really. The topic is providing an answer to how people felt/what it was like to be in NYC as the event unfolded, a question often asked here.

If you are interested in research I think you may like this book.

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College bound sister would love some Mad libs and if so surprise me!

https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Exclusive-Hooked-Phonics-Complete/dp/1604991771

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I got this book of idioms when my daughter was young. It's been a source of many laughs and deep conversations since.

For idioms, I used to teach English to Korean teenagers, and this book was helpful for them to have around while they watched American TV at home and etc.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0439770831?ref_=cm_sw_r_awd_QTQJwb492DR30

Why read the first word, when you CAN READ 100 !