Madeline | 
Cute story! My grandson enjoyed having it read to him. 🩵
“They left the house at half past nine in two straight lines in rain or shine- the smallest one was Madeline.“
I love this book because when I was a child, I used to love the story. Just like the girls in the book I wanted to be just like Madeline. She was such a strong character and so adventurous.
pickMadeline is a cute book where when a little girl, Madeline, has to go to the hospital her friends show their support. They want to be just like Madeline. This story is an older story that is still read by many today because of its light hearted message.
This is a great book for all ages. It also shows a lot of representation for abstract families. Madeline doesn't have parents or a brother or sister. She lives with 12 other girls and one house mother. It also gives a positive connotation for scars. Sometimes people cant control the scars they have and at the end of the book all of the girls wanted to be just like Madeline.
pickMadeline was written in 1939 written and illustrated by Ludwig Bemelmans won a Caldecott award in 1940. It is about 12 girls who are always perfectly in line in everything they do and live in an old house in Paris. The smallest of them was Madeline. She was brave, fearless, and daring. One night she woke up in extreme pain and had to get her appendix taken out. Her friends from the house visited and she showed them her scar. They wanted one too.
I‘m not sure what the French for #OnThinIce is, but I imagine Miss Clavel saying it to our girl a lot. #IdiomInsight @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
RíEllie discovered her mom‘s old Madeline doll has a scar on her tummy. She (and her twin brother) are very very concerned so I pulled out the book to assure them Madeline was just fine. Now RiEllie is in a corner reminding Madeline how she displayed that scar like a badge of honor to her friends. I wish I could post her voice in this telling!
pickI saw the 1998 movie growing up countless times. It was one of my favorites. My parents didn‘t read to us growing up and I never stumbled upon the book in elementary school so I didn‘t even know this was a book until I was a teenager!
And now I‘ve finally read it. I love the story, it brought back memories and I love the illustrations! I can‘t wait to read this to my future kids!
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ • 😭I love this book so much. I had the cutest Madeline doll as a child.
Loving a little reading time with Natalaya! Her twin Emery was listening from afar! Their mother‘s namesake is this book! #LittleLittens
pickThis P, CR Caldecott award winning book is a wonderful story to read to your students. This story touches on themes of health, courage, and friendship. Madeline lived in a house with 11 other girls and was the smallest of them all. After a health scare, Madeline and the other girls learn about the importance of health awareness. #UCFLAE3414SP21
Pretty sure that this book was my literary introduction to Paris! 😄 🇫🇷
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#3books I've re-read.
I don't re-read often. I like to think I will, so I keep more books than I really need on the off chance I decide to actually re-read a book. That said, here are 3 I've actually read more than once.
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pickOne of my favorite Poetry Fiction book series growing up (made into a show on NickJr.)Madeline is a rhyming story of a Parisian little girl living in a Catholic orphanage with 12 other girls. Great for RA‘s and SA‘s. and can be used for UDL guideline optimization of relevance, value, and authenticity(7.2) For ESOL students I can share the video story read alouds and episodes. #ucflae3414sp20
pickThis Caldecott award winning RF book is perfect for young readers! The theme of this book is about a little girl, Madeline, who lived with a bunch of girls in Paris. One day, she falls ill and needed her appendix out. All of the other girls miss her so much, that they visit little Madeline, who fearlessly shows them her scar. This book would be great for IR, and students could read more books in the series after reading this one for IR!
pickThis classic, Caldecott awarded, RF book follows Madeline, the smallest girl at her school and her adventures. For great resources for this book, visit This book would be great for an AS on Ludwig Bemelmans and the other iconic books in the Madeline series. UDL 8.3 about fostering collaboration and community works great because this is a book where the students can be involved in the reading.
pickBemelmans was awarded the Caldecott Medal for his classic story of Madeline. This poetry (P) book talks about Madeline the smallest yet bravest girl of them all. Madeline is rushed to the hospital and the other 11 girls parade her with gifts so she can recover. This book is great for a RA and to have students share a time when they were brave!
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UDL: 2.2 ‘clarify syntax and structure‘ students pay attention to the rhyming words
pickIt has been too long since I read this book - perhaps a decade. I had forgotten how lovely it is. Reminds me of The Little Princess with the girls at boarding school.
pickThis TL, Caldecott award winning book was written and illustrated by Ludwig Bemelmans. The book is about a young girl who lives with 11 other young girls and taken care of by Miss Clavel. One night Madeline cried and cried and needed to get her appendix out. The girls all missed her and wanted theirs out too. #UCFLAE3414F19
pickThis Caldecott award winning HF picture book by Ludwig Bemelmans is about the smallest but bravest girl Madeline and the other little girls she lives with. In the middle of the night, mother finds that something is not right and it‘s off to the hospital with Madeline. https://www.rif.org/literacy-central/book/madeline This book would best be taught in an RA. #ucflae3414f19
pickThis beautiful Caldecott winning F book could almost be considered traditional literature, for how many people have loved it for so long. I would use it as a RA in the classroom with this https://www.rif.org/literacy-central/material/madeline-common-core-lesson-ideas lesson plan accompanying. #ucflae3414f19
pick“Madeline” by Ludwig Bemelmans is a super cute P book that tells the story of a young girl named Madeline who may be smaller than all the other girls, but definitely doesn‘t act like it. She is the most daring of all and doesn‘t fail to cause her teacher headaches! This Caldecott award winner makes a great RA for younger students! #UCFLAE3414F19
pick(CMC) Madeline is an RF book written by Ludwig Bemelmans which won the Caldecott award. This book is about a girl who lives in the beautiful Paris who shows no fear and is always matching. She gets a really cool scar... read to find out how. This book would be a great RA or S.
pickMadeline by Ludwig Bemelma, a RF book, is about a girl who lives in Paris in an old house. In this version, Madeline gets sick and has her appendix removed the other girls are at first worried , but after visiting her they want to be just like her and have their appendix removed as well. https://www.brighthubeducation.com/lesson-plans-grades-1-2/98771-second-grade-ma... this website has a great activity that goes with this book.
This is an artfully illustrated,funny, fearless classic. Madeline delights with its scenery and spunk
pickno one car resist a tale of a brave little redhead girl who attends a parisian boardsing school, and is known for not just taunting the tiger at the zoo but surviving a midnight. ruptured appendix.
pickMadeline is about a little girl who lives in Paris along with eleven other little girls. One night Madeline (who was the littlest of the girls) isn‘t feeling well and has to go to the hospital. Madeline is a Caldecott award winner and the author and illustrator is Ludwig Bemelmans.#LAE3414sp19
pickClassic children‘s picture fiction B by Caldecott winner Ludwig Bemelmans. Fiction . Story of young Madeline getting her appendix out. Encourages friendship, courage, discipline. TS-would be good as RA OR S. EL 4 and 14 apply to this book in regards to linking prior knowledge of a hospital stay, and simplifying speech, slower and redundant. LAE3414sp19
The trip to @Mdargusch ‘s storage unit to sift through forgotten treasures paid off with this nearly perfect Madeline dollhouse. Florence is in heaven.
Thank you to the litten who inspired me to go through and cull and organize my daughters‘ bookshelves. I got rid of all the baby books except the ones I knew they wouldn‘t part with. I organized the books into collections (where applicable) and I got some early reader books out for my budding reader. Her homework last night was to read me a book she knew very well. ♥️
I couldn't just choose one, hahaha! In Middle School, Madeline, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and The Chronicles of Narnia were my favorites.
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pickThis RF book is a classic to me. This is a Caldecott winner and just a funny book. The book Madeline is about a girl named Madeline who lives in Paris with no fear and is always matching. One day she gets really sick and need surgery. The 12 other girls then want to do the same and have a scar like her. This would be a great LC book. This link is all about building comprehension:
