JoAnn Early Macken Books

Simple Machines
Simple Machines

By Jo Ann Macken

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Road Signs
Road Signs

By Jo Ann Macken

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Toys
Toys

By Jo Ann Macken

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Baby says moo
Baby says moo

By JoAnn Early Macken

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A cumulative, rhyming tale of a baby who sees many animals while out with her family, only one of which makes her favorite sound.

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Read, recite, and write free verse poems
Read, recite, and write limericks
Read, recite, and write limericks

By JoAnn Early Macken

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Explains how to write different kinds of limericks, from poems about place names to those about foolish characters.

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Read, recite, and write narrative poems
Read, recite, and write nursery rhymes
Read, recite, and write free verse poems
Read, recite, and write limericks
Read, recite, and write limericks

By JoAnn Early Macken

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Explains how to write different kinds of limericks, from poems about place names to those about foolish characters.

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