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Curriculum Clean-OUT! 72 Kindergarten Independent Readers {Giveaway}

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72 Kindergarten Independent Readers Curriculum Clean-OUT Giveaway | This Reading Mama

I’m joining Homeschool Creations as we Clean-OUT and give away, helping our used curriculum find a new home.  I spent some quality time in our attic this weekend, finding something I think you’ll like; especially if your child is just beginning to read…

I’m giving away not one, but TWO sets of 72 Kindergarten Independent Readers!

In the set, there are:
1. Scott Foresman Kindergarten Independent Readers {36 books}
2. Scott Foresman Kindergarten Phonics Readers {36 books}
 

So, just to clarify, TWO winners will receive 72 books for their emergent readers!

Want more information on how you can join the Curriculum Clean-OUT? Click here or on the image below.

Enter via the Rafflecopter widget below.  Please take the time to read the Terms & Conditions before entering.  Note that the only mandatory entry is a comment on this blog post.  All other entries are optional.  This giveaway is by no means associated with Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter or G+.

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While you’re in giveaway mode, I do have TWO more giveaways going on right now!  Click on the links below!

  1. Learning Resources Magnetic Sound Board Answer Boxes {ends June 8, 2013}
  2. The Struggling Reader Complete Bundle Pack {ends June 15, 2013}

 

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~Becky

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  7. There are too many to choose from! My favorite from my childhood and one of my sons favorites for us to read together is “Owl at Home.” I still have my original copy!

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  11. Ohh to just pick one that is very difficult! The first book that pop in my head is “The Crayon Box that Talked” by Shane DeRolf.

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  12. My favorite children’s book is “I love you this much” for young ones and “A wrinkle in time” for school age.

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  21. My favorite is “The little old lady who was not afraid of anything!” I have been looking at different sets of readers to buy and these look great!

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  26. These would be awesome for the class library in my kindergarten classroom! The kids love books they can read.

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  33. My autistic son is 6 and just learning the phonics and putting them together to read. He would love these. He loves any books with pigs in them as well since that is is interest:)

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  47. My favorite children’s book right now is Put Me in the Zoo by Robert Lopshire, because its the first book my little boy has helped me read. He’s just now getting interested in reading, and its so sweet for this bookworm mommy to see him “get it.”

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  51. Our favorites right now are Green Eggs and Ham and Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You? by Dr. Seuss.

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  52. My daughters favorite book right now is If You Give A Moose A Muffin. She will be learning to read this fall, this would be perfect for her!

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  71. My son has just taken over bedtime story reading. I would love for him to read these books to me!

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  80. Way too many favorites to choose from, but I would have to say we have probably read more Curious George than any other book over and over, and keep going back to them. Thank you for the opportunity to win!

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  82. I forget to say my favorite children’s book! Right now, my youngest daughter is into acting out books (I’m a music teacher, so she is used to that, lol) so we act/sing Brown Bear, Teddy Bear, Hickory Dickory Dock,etc…

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  84. My first thought was Brown Bear, Brown Bear since i was just reading that to my little guy, but my girls would probably say Green Eggs and Ham! Awesome giveaway!

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  86. Our favourite book is “I love you this much” 🙂 love reading time with my littlies :-). Thanks for giving us this opportunity to possibly win beautiful books xx

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  87. My favorite childrens book is Love you Forever! Makes me cry almost every time I read it to my children. I would LOVE to win this set of books!

    Thanks!
    Vanessa

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  88. Love your site – love your work. My boys love books! Their favourite has been “where is the green sheep. Thanks for all you do xo

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  90. These would be perfect for my little kindergartener! Thanks for the opportunity to enter for a chance to win.. 🙂

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  92. This is a fantastic giveaway! My three boys favorite book is The Red Ripe Strawberry and the Big Hungry Bear.

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  96. My favorite changes so often! There are just so many great choices out there! What an incredible giveaway!

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  101. This will be great for my daughter for this year. My favorite book growing up was The Diggingest Dog.

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  108. So many favorites, but I guess it would be Chicka Chicka Boom Boom!! Thanks for a chance to win!!!

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    • That’s what I get for being too excited!! My favorite children’s book is Piggy in the Puddle

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  117. My triplet grandsons are just starting sight words and decoding CVC words. I would LOVE to have these readers! I have a lot of favorite children’s books. My favorite as a youngster was “Yertle the Turtle”.

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  129. Right now Brown Bear, Brown Bear is getting worn out in this house because my son is learning colors. Goodnight Moon was a favorite for a while, too. I like The Bear Snores On. Oh, and Oh No! is a fav, too. Lots of favorites!

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  135. Wow! Would love this giveaway. I have a son that would so enjoy reading these books – he’s a beginning reader. Then 2 more kids that will soon be needing it too. There are so many good ones here.

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  138. My favorite children’s book is ‘Panda Whispers’ by Mary Beth Owens. My daughter received this book when she turned 1 year old, and it was a delight to read it to her every night for at least a few months.

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  140. So many to choose from! Mine would be this book full of fairy tales, I loved the pictures the most and the funny non-fairy tales in it the most.

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  144. Anything by Eric Carle never fails! “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” is a favorite in our house!

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  145. This is my first year homeschooling and my granddaughter loves to have books read to her and is excited that she is going to learn to read herself! This collection would be a wonderful start.

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  147. We love the “If You Give a…” books by Laura Numeroff, and have recently discovered the Skippyjon Jones books.

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  149. The daughter that I would be using these for loves for me to read Fancy Nancy and Angelina Ballerina to her.

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  151. This would be a great edition to our library….this year i will have 4 at home from preschool to 9th grade!

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  153. Wow! What an amazing giveaway. We have so many favorite childrens’ books, but lately we’re enjoying anything by Robert Munsch.

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  155. My boys love any book we are reading!! The one the ask for most- and the one I enjoy reading the most is “Where the wild things are” Even as they get older they love it when I ROAR their terrible Roars!!

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  160. There are too many good ones to pick a favorite! My children’s favorite right now is a book called Jump, about a kangaroo.

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  177. One of our favorite chlidren’s books is “Crictor”. My kids love it and we have read our copy so many times. 🙂

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  188. Getting ready to home school for the first time to my oldest daughter. These would be great for her and her younger sister in a couple of years! It would be like winning twice!

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  190. So totally didn’t finish reading that I needed to tell you my favorite. It was cloudy with a chance of meatballs. Loved that book and was super excited when they made into a movie that I can now share with my boys! 🙂

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  191. “You’re all my Favorites” perfect book for our family. We have three children. Boy, girl, boy, just like the bears in the story.

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  192. This would be so absolutely great for my 4 year old who is learning phonics. She loves to copy her older (8 yr old) sister. These books will do well in her library.

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  194. My favorite children’s book (right now …) is probably, the Big Green Pocketbook. We ust finished this for our BFIAR, and LOVED it!

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  196. I love to read Jamberry with my young kids. Cute rhymes that they can’t get enough of. One Smile is one I really love to secretly read just for me though. Great message. 🙂

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  197. My favorite is, A House Is a House for Me. My grandmother would read it to me starting when I was really young, and I remember being fascinated by the pictures! Now as a mother I started with reading it to my children when they were really young, and I just introduced my twins to it. Not only is it exciting to see them searching the pictures for all the hidden little gems, but I get to do it with them. Very good times!

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  199. Our favorite book is the Little Engine that Could. “I think I can, I think I can, I think I can…” This would be great for my son starting kindergarten!

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  204. There are so many! Dr. Seuss is always a favorite author, and Where the Wild Things Are is one of mine.

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  211. And I forgot- My favorite Children’s book is “If You Give A Mouse A Cookie” and “Oh The Places You Will Go!”

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  219. Would love to have these to help inspire my struggling to read 7 yo son. We have so many favorite books, but anything by Dr. Seuss is always a favorite.

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  229. My favorite Children’s book is Barnyard Dance by Sandra Boynton. I love how it flows, I give it to new moms.

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  231. I am so very thankful for your website! You have amazing ideas! My sons’ favorite book is “Where the Wild Things Are” by: Maurice Sendak

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  233. We have a beginning reader with three more following close behind at our house. Favorites are always changing but we love Ferdinand

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  235. Purple, green and yellow by Robert Munch. I used that book for speech contest in HS and will never forget the “super indelible, never come off until you’re dead and maybe even later coloring markers!”

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  239. This would be fantastic for my son this year. He is really starting to sound out words and could use first reader books for practice

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  256. My son’s fave is probably, Hands, hands, Fingers Thumbs. Really catchy and he likes to read along(what he has memorized because he isn’t reading yet). He is 4yrs and we started kindergarden this year! We are very excited, and these books would be a huge help and blessing. And will also be handed down when my 2yr old daughter starts home school as well!

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  257. I love anything by Don and/or Audrey Wood. “Quick as a Cricket” is probably my favorite because I remember my parents reading it to me all of the time when I was little. It is now one of my children’s favorites, too!

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  258. I absolutely love your blog! We have started following your ideas for homeschooling my 5 year old and she enjoys “school” so much! These books would be a wonderful addition to our lessons. We love “Jump Frog Jump” and “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.”

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  263. Right now we are reading a lot of animal books hard to pick a favorite. We love the one’s with great pictures!

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  276. Right now my daughter’s favorite book(s) are the Toad and Frog series by Arnold Lobel even if they are beyond her reading level. dineen dot ford at gmail.com

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  280. I love Wizard of Oz and have enjoyed having my children be the 3rd generation in my family to hear it read to them by a parent.

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  282. That is so cool! We are starting kindergarden homeschool this year and I can’t wait to begin!! So excited. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  283. My favorite children’s books…”Don’t let the Pigeon Drive the Bus”, “The Crayon Box that Talked”, “Blueberries for Sal”, “The Story of Ferdinand”…the list goes on…

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    • Oh and my favorite children’s book is Little Mouse, Red Ripe Strawberry and the Big Hungry Bear.

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  290. thanks for the chance to win, i have a first grader and 2 younger than that so these would be great!

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  302. I would love to win this for my daughter! We have so many books we love but “One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish” is my daughters current favorite 🙂

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  303. My favorite children’s book is “oh the places you will go”- since it encourages children ( and adults) to be anything that they want to be

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  308. One of my favorites to read to the kiddos is I Love You Stinky Face and Close Your Eyes. My kids have all loved these!

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  323. These books would be absolutely perfect for my special needs daughter. She is just learning to read and struggles and I have been looking for a collection to use with her.

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  345. How can one possibly pick a favorite book?!?! 🙂 We adore anything Jan Brett…the pictures give you so much more to talk about. Swamp Angel & The Marshmallow Incident are a couple that the boys ask for repeatedly.

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  350. So glad to find your site…tons of new information. It would be great to win these books for my Kindergartener.

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  351. My kids first “reading book” was Blue Hat, Green Hat by Sandra Boynton. The love it because it’s about a turkey who messes up every time he tries to dress himself. The pages are simple and repetitive so they learn the words by memorizing. My 3 year old was able to read it after it was read to him several times. When he reads it and notices he didn’t do it in the right order, he will go back and point to where he messed up and then correct the misread word.

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  359. The color kittens, I adore the old little golden books. This home school mom and nonprofit preschool owner would put a set of your books to good use. Thanks for the chance!

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  363. My personal favorite childrens book was always “Bunnicula” but my children are open to any book that my husband and I will read! (A couple favorites are “Caps for Sale” and “Disney The Prince and the Pauper”

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  365. My favorite book is The Neverending Story. My 4yro daughter’s favorite book is The Gruffalo. Thank you for the giveway!!

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  367. I have too many favorites! My kids’ favorite book at the moment is “Seven Silly Eaters” by Mary Ann Hoberman.

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  374. Ask me what my (and our) favorite children’s book is is like asking me… well, what my favorite book is! Too tough of a question. 🙂

    Books we are currently loving right now: “Boy + Bot” by Ame Dyckman, “Snuggle Puppy” by Sandra Boynton, “Katie Loves the Kittens” by John Himmelman, and “Go, Dog, Go!” (a Dr. Seuss book, though I think actually written by P.D. Eastman)

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