Manual also available as a .pdf - Texas State Library and Archives ...

Texas Reading Club Manual 359
A collection of more than 30 poems highlights the wonders of the sun, the moon, and the stars.
Wallace, Rich.
Losing is Not an Option. Knopf, 2003. (Y)
Nine interrelated stories follow the life of a teenager and his involvement in small town sports.
Walsh, Ellen Stoll.
Cuenta ratones. Fondo de Cultura Economica, 1992. (T-P)
A sneaky snake counts the mice as he puts them in a jar. When the mice find a way to free
themselves from the jar, the counting continues. Spanish language version of Mouse Count.
Walsh, Ellen Stoll.
Mouse Paint. Harcourt, 1989. (T-P)
Three primary colors are transformed into additional colors once three mice begin to play with
the paints.
Walsh, Ellen Stoll.
Pinta ratones. Fondo de Cultura Economica, 1993. (T-P)
Three primary colors are transformed into additional colors once three mice begin to play with
the paints. Spanish language version of Mouse Paint.
Warren, Jean.
Toddler Theme-A-Saurus. Totline, 1991. (L) (OP)
This collection of toddler themes and related crafts and activities can be easily adapted to use in
preschool storytimes.
Weiss, George David and Bob Thiele.
What a Wonderful World. Atheneum, 1995. (P+)
The lyrics made famous by singer Louis Armstrong show children the beauty and harmony in
the world around them.
Wells, Poppy.
Breakfast with the Bears. Sterling, 2003. (T)
It’s a busy morning at the Bears’ house, so readers help them prepare breakfast.
Wells, Rosemary.
Eduardo cumpleaños en la piscina. Santillana, 1996. (T-P)
After trying to swim without his floaties, Edward decides he is not quite ready for a pool party.
Spanish language version of Edward in Deep Water.
Wells, Rosemary.
Edward in Deep Water. Dial, 1995. (T-P)
After trying to swim without his floaties, Edward decides he is not quite ready for a pool party.
Wells, Rosemary.
Léale a su conejito. Scholastic, 1999. (T)
This cozy story about the joys of reading encourages parents to read with a child for at least
twenty minutes each day. Spanish language version of Read to Your Bunny.