by Linda D. Williams, Megan Lloyd
This book is about a little little old lady who wasn't afraid our anything. She went for a walk in the wood and gets followed by moving clothes and a jack-o'-lantern head. She becomes friends with them and has them become a scarecrow in her garden. This would be a good book to use during the fall...
The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything, by Linda Williams, tells the story of a little old lady with a fearless attitude. While walking home one night, she first sees a pair of shoes clomping along behind her, then some pants wiggling, followed by a shirt shaking, until a whole suit of ...
In this silly book, a little old lady goes for a walk through the woods to collect herbs, nuts, seeds, and spices. As she journeys through the woods, she hears and sees parts of a scarecrow and tries to be brave. This book would be best used in K-1st grade. Students could sequence the events from th...
This is another great Halloween book. It uses a lot of sound words and that could start a fun writing assignment where the students must use 4-5 words in their short story. ( clomp, stomp, wiggle). Then have the students share. I would use this in a 2nd to 3rd grade classroom. I could read it aloud ...
Fun read aloud.
I love that the little old lady isn't afraid, in contrast to many picture books portraying timid characters.
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