Little bird,
biddle bird / David Kirk
Owl Babies / Martin Waddell
The magic school
bus flies from the nest / Joanna Cole The boy who drew
birds / Jacqueline Davies
Why do birds sing?
/ Joan Holub Sergei
Prokofiev's Peter and the wolf / Janet Schulman
Birds and their
nests / Linda Tagliaferro Wild
about books / Judy Sierra
Did dinosaurs have
feathers? / Kathleen Zoehfeld And here's to
you! / David Elliott
Eggs and chicks/
Fiona Patchett Wildlife
gardens / Lori Kinstad Pupeza
Peg / Maddie
Stewart
Follow the swallow / Julia Donaldson
At the edge of the
woods / Cynthia Cotton
Dizzy's bird watch / Alison Inches
Albert / Donna Jo Napoli
Birds / Melissa Stewart
The singing hat / Tohby Riddle
Walk in the woods / Dana Meachen Rau
The cat and the bird in the
hat / Norman Bridwell Stranger in the woods /
Carl R. Sams
Big birds / Lucille Recht Penner
Bizarre birds / Doug Wechsler
These birds can't fly / Allan Fowler
It could still be
a bird / Allan Fowler
I took a walk / Henry Cole
Backyard bird watching for kids / George H.
Harrison
What makes a bird? / Lynn M. Stone
Animal
hide-and-seek / Teddy Slater
Robin at Hickory Street / Dana Meachen Rau
Alfonse, where are you? / Linda Wikler
Time flies / Eric Rohmann
Stellaluna / Janell Cannon
Crinkleroot's guide to knowing the birds / Jim Arnosky
Why do birds sing? / Chris Arvetis
Where do birds live? / Ron Hirschi
Bird's new shoes / Chris Riddell
Hey, Al / Arthur Yorinks
Bill and Pete / Tomie de Paola
Inch by Inch / Leo Lionni
The Best Nest / P.D. Eastman
Don’t let the pigeon drive the bus / Mo Willems
Are You my mother? / P.D. Eastman
Counting is for the birds / Frank Mazzola
Outside the window / Anna Smucker
Songs and Rhymes to Share:
Two Little
Blackbirds
Little Robin
Redbreast
Two little
blackbirds sitting on a hill
Little Robin Readbreast sat upon a rail
One named
Jack
Niddle noodle went her head
And the other
named Jill Wiggle
waggle went her tail
Fly away Jack
Fly away Jill
Three Little Ducks
Come back
Jack
Three little ducks that I once knew
Come back Jill
Fat ones,
fair ones, skinny ones too
But the one little duck with a
feather on his back
He lead the others with a quack,
quack, quack
I Saw a Little
Birdie
Quack, quack,
quack
I saw a little
birdie go hop, hop, hop. Quack, quack,
quack
I asked that
little birdie to stop, stop, stop. He
lead the others with a quack, quack, quack
I went to the
window to say 'How do you do?' Down
to the river they would go
But he shook his
little tail and away he flew!
Wibble wobble, wibble wobble to and fro
But the one little duck…
Baby Birds
Home
from the river they would come
Up in the sky,
baby birds fly (flap arms)
Wibble wobble, wibble wobble ho hum, hum
Down in their
nest, baby birds rest (cup hands)
But the one little duck…
With a wing on the
left (flap left arm)
And a wing on the
right (flap right arm)
Tired baby
birds sleep all night (rock arms like rocking a baby)