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Even though we don't
have real "winter" weather in southern California, we do like to do
snowmen! We also include a unit on weather, penguins and polar
bears. This is a good opportunity to talk about the North and
South Poles of the earth.
This is a sample of
the Kinder Block that we make for September. There is a monthly block for each
month from September through May. For January, we make a snowman
block. To find out more information
about these fun blocks, click on the photo!
Any questions, or if you
need more information, please write me at
linda(dot)c(at)kinderteacher(dot)com
(please replace the words
inside the () with the correct symbol)
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Recommended Books for January themes:
Cloudy With a Chance of
Meatballs by Judi Barrett
Footprints in the Snow by
Cynthia Benjamin
Hurray for Snow by Bev
Beveridge
Annie and the Wild Animals
by Jan Brett
The Hat by Jan Brett
Hedgie's Surprise by Jan
Brett
Trouble with Trolls by Jan
Brett
The Snowman by Raymond
Briggs
Arctic Winter, Artic Summer
by Susan Canizares
Northern Lights by Susan
Canizares
Who Lives in the Arctic by
Susan Canizares
Winter by Pauline
Cartwright
The Mitten Tree by
Christianson
The Biggest, Best Snowman
by Margery Cuyler
Snowdance by Evans
Snow Lambs by Debi Gliori
The Big Snow by Berta Hader
There are No Polar Bears Down
There by Trish Hart
Clouds by Jenny Hessell
Princess Furball by
Charolette Huck
Snowie Rolie by William
Joyce
The Mystery of the Red Mitten
by Steven Kellogg
Snowflake Bentley by
Jacqueline Martin
Here Comes the Snow by
Angela Medearis
50 Below Zero by Robert
Munsch
Mud Puddle by Robert Munsch
Penguins and Polar Bears National
Geographic
Jacket I Wear in the Snow
by Shirley Neitzel
Hopper Hunts for Spring by
Marcus Pfister
Piggy in the Puddle by
Charolette Pomerantz
Grandmother Winter by Root
When Winter Comes by Nancy
Van Laan
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