A Kindergarten Story Book By: Jane L. Hoxie |
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A Kindergarten Story Book by Jane L. Hoxie is a delightful addition to any child's library. As the title suggests, it is a collection of stories specifically designed for kindergarten-aged children to enjoy and learn from.
Each story in the book is wonderfully crafted, capturing the attention of young readers from start to finish. The language used is simple yet engaging, making it easy for even the youngest of minds to follow along. The author's storytelling abilities shine through, as she effortlessly transports children into imaginative worlds filled with relatable characters and exciting adventures.
One of the standout aspects of this book is its emphasis on important life lessons. Through the stories, children are exposed to valuable themes such as friendship, honesty, courage, and empathy. These moral lessons are seamlessly woven into the narratives, enabling young readers to understand and appreciate the message without feeling overwhelmed or lectured.
Furthermore, the illustrations accompanying the stories are captivating and skillfully executed. The vibrant colors and charming characters bring the tales to life, enhancing the overall reading experience for children. The word-picture correlation is strong, assisting emerging readers in developing their comprehension skills.
The length of each story is perfectly suited for the attention span of kindergarteners, allowing them to fully engage with the narratives without getting bored or distracted. Additionally, the book is divided into chapters, making it easy for parents or teachers to read a story at a time, fitting it into their daily routines.
As a kindergarten teacher myself, I have found A Kindergarten Story Book to be an invaluable resource in my classroom. It not only entertains and captivates my students but also helps foster a love for reading and learning. The stories serve as excellent discussion starters, encouraging children to reflect on the lessons learned and apply them to their own lives.
In conclusion, A Kindergarten Story Book by Jane L. Hoxie is a must-have for any child beginning their reading journey. With its engaging stories, beautiful illustrations, and valuable life lessons, it provides an enchanting reading experience that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on young readers. I highly recommend this book to parents, teachers, and anyone looking to share the joy of reading with kindergarteners. By JANE L. HOXIE TENTH EDITION PUBLISHED BY MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. NEW YORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO 1916 COPYRIGHT, 1966 BY MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. TO MY FATHER whose evening story hour is the happiest memory of my childhood this little volume is affectionately inscribed INTRODUCTORY NOTE. A number of the stories in this little book have been told to thousands of children in the kindergartens of Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and other cities. The delight with which they have everywhere been listened to is an assurance of their appeal to child thought and sympathy. I know no equally simple, varied, and interesting collection of stories for children between the ages of four and six; and I earnestly hope that A KINDERGARTEN STORY BOOK may rapidly win the popularity it merits. SUSAN E. BLOW. PREFACE. It is the author's aim in this collection to furnish stories for the child that shall be short, simple in form and familiar in subject, that shall contain much repetition, rhythm, dramatic possibility, alliteration, and also onomatopoetical and imaginative qualities, all of which the young child craves in the literature which is presented to him... Continue reading book >>
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