Also the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed Color series, featuring One Red Dot, Blue 2, 600 Black Spots, Yellow Square, and White Noise, he lives in Auburn, California, with his wife and two daughters. Who Took the Cookie From the Cookie Jar?

Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Created by David Carter, bestselling author, illustrator, and paper engineer.Lift the flaps and up pop a mouse, a kitty, a puppy, and others who bring to life this popular preschool rhyme.

On this date, A read the book to me for the very first time, with perfect fluency!
Published My daughter loves this book, too!Sweet book, as long as it's read in the right way. When I came across Who Took The Cookie From The Cookie Jar?, I knew it would be perfect for a sweet story time. There are some rhymes, chants, songs that just get stuck in your head. Welcome back. Start by marking “Who Took The Cookie From The Cookie Jar?” as Want to Read: We have probably read this book close to 30 times since purchase, no joke!Six cookie jars and six different animals are asked if they took a cookie from the cookie jar.A fun activity to do with students after reading this book would be to make up songs in the classroom about different items the repetion makes this book something that he children will love to read, it is predictable and the students can read along with you and as the repetition becomes natural to them they will begin reading the book by themselves.Pop-ups and books you can chant or sing to a familiar tune always go over well in story time, and this book is both of those! Game – Mini Cards Cookie Literacy Activities. A cute, simple, repeating pop-up book with cookie jars and animals hiding behind each jar. is the repeated question, which is followed by protests from various animals being accused of cookie theft. Books like these give pre- and early readers confidence, since they are already familiar with the text. It’s free. She’s read it to me before, but has had trouble with certain words. I wonder who it could be..." They can start to think like little detectives.David A. Carter is a master paper engineer and creator of the Bugs series, which has sold more than 6 million copies. Print a color set for classroom use and laminate for durability if desired. Or Okay, okay…I took the cookie from the cookie jar (if they have the cookie)” Continue until you find the cookie taker.Each child gets a recording sheet and they will also need a clipboard and writing utensil.Cut the letter cookie cards apart and hang throughout the room.Children get to walk around the room finding each letter on their chart. Read on to learn more about the book and grab your printable cookie jars! Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Materials Needed: Printables (b&w recording sheet) for each student, colored printable (1 set), writing utensils, clipboards Set Up: Print the b&w recording printable for each student.
“Who took the cookie from the cookie jar? Click Download or Read Online button to get who took the cookie from the cookie jar book now. Skills: Students will be working on name recognition and letter recognition with these activities. Let’s build some literacy skills with these Who Took the Cookie From the Cookie Jar Here’s a catch song version to sing along with too.On each picture card, write a name of a student. This site is like a library, Use search box in the widget to get ebook that you want. is one of those. We’d love your help. This book is about a skunk on a quest to discover who stole the cookies from the cookie jar. Give the cookie icon to one child and have the child sit on it. is a very entertaining and silly mystery/adventure book for children in 3rd grade.

who took the cookie from the cookie jar Download who took the cookie from the cookie jar or read online books in PDF, EPUB, Tuebl, and Mobi Format. September 1st 2002 Read 7 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Then, have everyone open their eyes.Sing the song and hold up a name card for each verse.

"Who took the cookies from the cookie jar?" Panda took the cookie from the cookie jar…” This song introduces a really fun kids game you can play anywhere, anytime.

Have the students identify the name and then that child can sing either, “Who me?…Not me! by Cartwheel

Activities as a thank you gift.Growing Book by Book has lots more book activities for you. You could also use name cards with picture cues instead.Have all the students sit in a circle and close their eyes. And, get the Who Took the Cookie From the Cookie Jar? Jodie's passion is helping parents, teachers, librarians and anyone else interested in nurturing and reaching ALL of our youngest growing readers. 0439264693 Game – Large Cards Who Took the Cookie? Created by David Carter, bestselling author, illustrator, and paper engineer.Another book I bought for A when at the LBI bookstore in 2016, and she has always loved the sing song feel of the rhymes.

You may choose to write the first letter of each name in a different color.

Be the first to ask a question about Who Took The Cookie From The Cookie Jar? They can color in the letter on their chart and/or write the letter on the line.Become a VIP member of the Growing Book by Book community. "Who Took the Cookies from the Cookie Jar?" Who Took The Cookie From The Cookie Jar? book.