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Sail Away With Books!
Fox, Christyan.
Bathtime PiggyWiggy. Handprint, 2001. (T-P)
While taking a bath, PiggyWiggy dreams about all the things he would like to try to do in
the water such as ski, swim, sail, scuba dive, etc.
Fox, Christyan.
Pirate PiggyWiggy. Handprint, 2003. (P)
PiggyWiggy imagines what he and his friends would do if they were pirates.
Fredericks, Anthony.
Tadpole Tales and Other Totally Terrific Treats for Readers Theatre. Teacher Ideas,
1994. (L)
Wacky adaptations of Mother Goose rhymes and fairy tales come to life in these reader’s
theater scripts. Also available through netLibrary, a TexShare resource.
Freedman, Claire.
Snuggle Up, Sleepy Ones. Good Books, 2005. (T-P)
As the sun sets, the jungle animals snuggle up with their mothers for a good night’s sleep.
Freeman, Don.
Manuelo, the Playing Mantis. Viking, 2004. (T-P)
A praying mantis that longs to be a musician gets help from a friendly spider.
Frost, Helen.
El ciclo del agua / The Water Cycle. Capstone, 2004. (P-I)
A simple explanation of the water cycle.
Fuge, Charles.
Swim, Little Wombat, Swim! Sterling, 2005. (T-P)
Little Wombat finds new friends and discovers an appreciation for the differences of
others.
Fujita, Hiroko.
Stories to Play With. August House, 1999. (L)
This resource book for teachers and librarians focuses on using props, such as puppets,
toys, and origami, to enhance storytelling.
Gale, Cathy.
Pirates!: Puzzles, Jokes, and Things to Make and Do. Candlewick, 2004. (I+)
Part of the “Puzzle and Play” series, this book includes puzzles, jokes, and games related
to pirates.
Ganeri, Anita.
I Wonder Why the Sea Is Salty and Other Questions About the Ocean. Houghton Mifflin,
2003. (I)
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