Where to buy? Online libraries
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hat are predictable books and why are they important? Text predictable books are characterized by structured patterns that allow the reader to anticpate upcoming events in the story. Usually these books have repetitive lines, plots, refrains, rhythms or phrases. They also contain supportive pictures that help tell the story. ( For ideas on how to adapt story illustrations click on story boxes) Here is a short list of predictable, early literature. I hope you enjoy these books as much as I do.
| Title of Book | Author | Repeated Line |
| Have you seen my cat? | Eric Carle | Have you seen my cat? |
| Brown Bear, Brown Bear | Bill Martin | What do you see? |
| Polar bear, Polar Bear, What do you hear? | Bill Martin | What do you hear? |
| We're going on a Bear Hunt | Michael Rosen | We're going on a bear hunt. We're going catch a big one. What a beautiful day. We're scared. |
| On the Day You Were Born | Debra Frasier | On the day you were born |
| Are You my Mother? | P.D. Eastman | Are you my mother? |
| Green Eggs and Ham | Dr. Seuss | I do not like them Sam-I-am, I do not like green eggs and ham |
| Me Too | Mercer Mayer | Me too |
| Is Your Mama a LLama? | Deborah Guarino |
Is you mama a llama |
| Chicken Soup with Rice | Maurice Sendak |
Chicken soup with rice |
| Jessie Bear, Jessie Bear | Jesse Bear, jesse bear what will
you wear? |
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| Goodnight Moon |
Good night........ |
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| There Was an Old Lady |
American folk tale |
There was an old lady who swallowed
a ...... |
| Mr. Brown Can Moo
Can You? |
Dr. Seuss |
Mr. Brown can |