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by Ann Crewdson Print Awareness is one of the six early literacy skills that focuses on noticing print everywhere. Print is in the sky. It’s on the bottom of your shoes. It’s on someone’s arm as a tattoo. And what do you know?! Print is all over the books! Here are some new and classic books to get your kids looking around for print: Hurry Hurry by Eve Bunting Chicken starts mass hysteria at the farm with her hurrying, rallying animals to see something big going down. It’s a big rush of colorful words spilling out from page to page full of barnyard banter. Bounce by Doreen Cronin Unique presentations of the word “bounce” decorate the pages. Hop, leap, pounce and bounce in ways your toddler may never have thought of before. Snowballs by Lois Ehlert Winter is almost here–the birds are expecting snow and...https://www.alsc.ala.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/index.thumbnail.gif