“Oh mommy!“ She said. “Look!“ There's the very bear I've always wanted.“
The moment the little girl comes into the toy store with her mother and makes eye contact with the teddy bear I knew they would be connected with each other.
Corduroy | 
pickCorduroy is a classic novel. This adorable heartwarming story that all children should be exposed to in their life time. The illustrations are incredible and beautifully colored. The illustrations are in more of a sketch like drawings and the colors used in the illustrations are calm and inviting. The images on the pages don't take up the whole page but are detailed enough that you don't even need to read the words.
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My parents and older siblings read to me. (I‘m 15, 17 & 19 years younger than my siblings) One of my earliest memories is of my mom reading Corduroy to me. It‘s still my favorite picture book.
There are many different variations of the original book that I would love to incorporate into my classroom.
pickPicture Book. Published 1968. This is another amazing classic children‘s picture book that I read growing up. This is a great read and was also mentioned as one of the “Teachers Top 100 Books for Children”. One of my favorite books of all time!
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My favorite children‘s book is Corduroy. I picked it as one of my 24 #AdventRecommends books.
@Andrew65 it‘s my favorite children‘s book AND my favorite Disney character. #Pluto
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This is the first book I remember reading during our weekly students read to students time in first grade. I loved reading to my classmates just as much as I loved Corduroy. Now I love gifting this.
This book is a cult classic and helps students think about toys that may appear to be broken but may just need support and care from the right person.
pickIn Corduroy, the illustrator used lightness to help the viewer distinguish the different times of day in which the story takes place. At the beginning of the book, the illustrator uses lighter color to portray that the story is taking place during the day. At night, the illustrator uses darker, more ominous colors to portray that it was night time and the toys were coming to life.
1. Corduroy was one of my earliest favorites! I remember my mom reading this to me all the time.
2. Inside- a rainy day
Outside- a nice fall day with a light breeze about 70ish degrees
3. All my Litsy friends!
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While the next coat of paint dries on the #littlefreelibrary I thought I'd set this outside. Another family dropped off another wagon load of books yesterday. I'm not even sure when I'll be able to have a grand opening, meanwhile the stash of books is getting higher.
pickThis F, RA White Read Aloud award winning picture book is beloved by many! The theme of this book is hope and perseverance. Corduroy is a teddy bear that lives in a department store who has struggled to be purchased. Because of a lost button on his overalls, a young girl is unable to convince her mom to buy him. In the end, both corduroy and the young girl hold out hope and work towards finding a solution to their problems. #UCFLAE3414SP21
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Cont. Bears and cats have been spotted nearby but we haven't seen any but Corduroy near our campsite.
The only bear allowed on our tent camping weekend.
pickWritten And Illustrated by Don Freeman
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This book is a MF book about a little teddy bear who is curious about the world. I believe that this book would best be used as an IR in the classroom.
UDL: Support planning and strategy development (6.2.)
ESOL: 29. Offer a variety of reference materials at the students‘ instructional level
for independent use
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One of the first books to inspire my love for reading as a child was “Corduroy” by Donald Freeman. This beloved bear captured my heart wanting a friend of his own. A little girl named Lisa see Corduroy and instantly falls in love and wants to bring him home. Unfortunately, her mother sees that he is flawed and refuses. Read this inspiring TL story to find out if Corduroy finds happiness.
pickCorduroy is a MF book that should be in all classrooms! Corduroy, the bear who lives in a toy store goes on a mission to find his missing button so someone will take him home. Will he ever find his button? Will he be caught looking for it? Read to find out.
The National Education Association named Corduroy one of the Teachers' Top 100 Books for Children.
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pickThis book brings back so many memories! It‘s about a bear named Corduroy that is in a mall and he just wants an owner! He adventures through the mall when he realizes his button on his outfit is missing. It‘s an easy enough read that it should be good for IR. The link is for recognizing the characters in the book, it would work with younger grades. http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/ lesson_images/lesson30/characters.pdf #ucflae3414sp20
pickDon Freeman‘s classic character, Corduroy, in which a bear leaves the safety of his department store shelf in order to do almost anything to be adopted by a little girl. This RF fiction book would be great for a LC to discuss the adventures on Corduroy.
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My little guy turned one yesterday and I couldn't help but make sure it was at least a little bookish! #bookishbirthday
pickThis book is a classic. The tale of a little bear missing a button and wants a home but nobody wants to buy him. Corduroy won the Indies Choice Book Award. This Fantasy book is great for a Read Aloud. Readeritethink.org has a couple classroom resources available. One of my favorites is letting one student take a stuffed bear home each night and recording their “adventures” together. #UCFLAE3414SP20
I only buy books about once a year so when I do I have fun! Mara‘s going to have to listen to Corduroy in Spanish, though because I missed that it isn‘t the English version. 😂
pickThis book is about a lonely teddy bear who searches for his button so he can be sold and a little girl who wants to buy him. The illustrations have popping colors and sketch like outlines that go well with the book.
I remember this story from when I was younger, I would use this in my classroom as a cute and adventurous story and as a fun read
“I didn't know I lost a button!“ This is what Corduroy says to himself when the little girls mom said she couldn't buy him because he was missing a button on his pants.
I loved this book growing up! I thought Corduroy was so cute and I loved following his adventure to the mall. I had a stuffed bear that I loved as a kid, which is why I think I liked this book so much.
pick“Corduroy“ by Don Freeman, 1968. Picture book. This is a very cute classic story. It's about a little bear named Corduroy who looses his overall button and goes on a search looking for it. At the end of the story, a little girl buys him and sews him a new button. This story is appealing to children because a lot of kids have a bear or other stuffed animal they hold very near and dear to them.
I would use this book in the early grades. Corduroy is a story about being yourself and you can instill this idea into the kids early on the kids.
pickCorduroy is a sweet book about finding oneself. The bear in the story is not bought because he does not look new. Every day he sees others get bought but he is not. He makes it his mission to retrieve his button.
Children's books, rewritten for teenagers! #teachersoflitsy
pickThis F book is written and illustrated by Don Freeman. It is a cute story about a bear for sale and is missing a button Becuase of this he is no bought and sits on the shelf while others come and go. This book is his adventure of trying to find the button once the store is closed. Does he find a button or does he find an owner who takes him to fix him? #ucflae3414f19
