Stories for 1 Year Olds

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My daughter loves listening to me read this book or reading the book to herself. She loves acting out the different things she sees in the illustrations. It has helped her prepare for potty training so much.” – Trisha Satterfield, Pre-K Teacher at Day Early Learning at Phalen Leadership Academy Raindrop, Plop A timeless classic perfect for the toddler crowd. Caldecott Medal-winning picture book Where the Wild Things Are tells the tale of a boy named Max who was sent to bed after making mischief of one kind or another. All of these are books that my own kids loved as babies and toddlers, and are extremely popular in book charts for this age group. A few of them are books from my own childhood that have stayed with me too! The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

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This ride-on toy is perfect for growing youngsters hitting new milestones all the time. It has four different ways to ride: Use it as an infant trike, a steering trike with help from adults, a learn-to-ride trike, or a classic trike suitable for more independent riders. Though this toy is on the pricier side, it’s a worthy investment—it’s suitable for children as young as 1 year and as old as 5 years. A much-loved classic book that teaches children that love is not always an easy thing to measure. It’s the perfect story to read aloud and send your child off to sleep with a warm, fuzzy feeling. This story goes through a bedtime ritual of saying good night to everything in the room, from toys to items in the room. I’ve broken them up into two groups: 12-18 months and 18-24 months just to show the difference and progression in the ones she really got into once her language really exploded and she understood so much more at 18 months.

Books with repetition and rhyming language are also great and easier for your baby to follow. Board books This book helps students learn to identify and express emotions. It also helps build self-worth and strengthens relationships between the reader and those being read to.” – Trisha Satterfield, Pre-K Teacher at Day Early Learning at Phalen Leadership Academy I Love You Stinky Face urn:lcp:storiesfor1yearo0000unse:epub:793124f2-b713-41e7-a158-7ed5d1cb152a Foldoutcount 0 Identifier storiesfor1yearo0000unse Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t0cw48f76 Invoice 1652 Isbn 9781848957282

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Based on ancient Gaelic song, an extended family prepares for a storm all while the baby cries until they’re all settled around the fire and the baby is finally asleep. Submitted by: Kirsten Eamon-Shine, Early Learning Indiana Director of Statewide Communication & Engagement This story introduces characters from well-known nursery stories, such as the Three Bears and Tom Thumb. Love to read aloud to your little one? Here are the very best flap books, board books and interactive books for your budding bookworm!

I kid you not — Where is Baby’s Belly Buttonand Toes, Ears, Nose are 1000% why Riley learned her body parts pretty early. We read these two all the time. My student’s love the story because of the rhyming and the cute pictures.” – Larissa Freeman, Office Manager at IU Health West Day Early Learning This board and picture book tells the story of babies around the world who are different, yet have something in common - ten little fingers and ten little toes. With its gentle nursery rhyme format, it’s ideal for reading aloud. I’ve been reflecting on Riley turning 2 this month and, when I think about this past year, what stands out is that this was such a fun year for watching Riley’s love for books & reading take off as a 1 year old.

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Where the Wild Things Are can be a great, engaging story! Children can help “roar their terrible roars” right along with you!” – Matt Miller, Center Director at Day Early Learning Federal Building What books thrill your toddler? Add your family’s favorites in the comments below! This book has slightly more words than the others on this list, but I think it’s important to sometimes push kids to a slightly higher reading level where you can.I don’t believe it’s possible to have too many books for your kids and the great thing about many of these books is they will still enjoy reading them right through toddlerhood.

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These books will form part of their cherished childhood memories, and it’s so wonderful to be able to share that with your baby. Helps baby learn new words A sweet story that explores how babies all over the world may be different but in many ways are very much the same! Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell This award-winning musical toy has been praised for its colorful, wooden design and its ability to teach kids about cause and effect. Rather than push a button, kids make their own music with a wooden hammer and balls, which little hands can place into the corresponding holes. At 1 year of age, your child's vocabulary is likely on the verge of exploding. This comprehensive book, complete with 100 words essential to child’s daily life, provides a gentle nudge in the right direction. The board-book style makes the book easy for tiny hands to maneuver, and bright, bold illustrations keep kids engaged. A timeless classic book! Your toddler will love living vicariously through the characters as they wade through grass, splash through a river and squelch through mud on a thrilling adventure to find a bear.It has beautiful art. The words are very lyrical (in fact I’m working on adding a tune to it). And the message is one of love and living together peacefully.” – Seth Pederson, Toddler Teacher at Day Early Learning State Government Center Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? This list of books is a must-have selection of familiar classics you probably read when you were little and new favourites that definitely deserve a place on your nursery’s bookcase: But the story goes on a journey that reveals what makes Elmer different also makes him special, and in the end the elephants decide to celebrate differences. Illustrated stories for kids that focus on either lifelong lessons for children of any age, or higher concepts that can be discovered and discussed with parents or guardians. "Guardians of Lore" is a middle-grade novel (over 30,000 words) dealing with friendship, growth, fantasy, and problem solving. "Gnarble's World" is a web of content which reveals a solvable underwater mystery. Get those creative juices flowing and those problem-solving skills into tip-top shape with this fun bath-time building set. Kids will love figuring out how to connect the pipes to create a maze of working waterfalls.