Customer Reviews

We Share Everything!

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4 star:		(7)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

Robert Munsch is an excellent storyteller, and it shines through his books! This story is the absolute, all time favorite of my "Kinders".

All of Munschs' books, including We Share Everything, are great pattern books which are great for teaching a variety of early reading skills including making predictions, etc.

He scored a big time hit with me and my students!

My sons and I could not stop laughing while reading this book! Mr. Munsch has a humorous way of bringing up a frequently discussed topic at that age -- sharing. I have read other books by this author & enjoyed them also.

They are 5 & 8 and did not have a problem with the undressing issue -- they know what is appropriate & what is not. We usually discuss when we read books about what is real & appropriate and what is just pretend.

While it's true that kindergarteners generally would not share their clothes, young children love to think about and consider the ridiculous. My 10 year old thought this book was hilarious. Robert Munsch has a peculiar insight into the mind of children. My Head Start classroom yells "Robert Munsch" every time I bring out a new book.

I read this book to my kindergartners for the first time this year. We laughed and laughed because it was so much like life in our kindergarten class. As always, Kindergarten teacher ends up eating own words! I intend to read it for our kindergarten graduation.

This book is a "must have" for any Kindergarten teacher or a kindergartener. My students love to hear this story about sharing...over and over and over! I usually introduce it the first week of school when I am reviewing class rules and expectations. It is humourous, age appropriate,and a class favorite!

Amanda and Jeremiah share a typical day at their first day ofKindergarten. Sharing is so hard for these little kids. When theteacher said, "We share everything", they took her seriously! Young children can relate to this story because sharing is such a big part of school and life!

It was a good book. There was a girl named Amanda and a boy Jeremiah. When the boy yelled, "Give me that book" to the girl it was funny. When the girl told the boy, "Give me that block!", the boy said, "No, I got this block first." Robert Munsch is a good writer and makes the book interesting.

This book is about two kids, a boy named Jeremiah and a girl named Amanda. It's their first day of kindergarten. At first they did't share anything. My favorite part is when Jeremiah tried what worked on his little brother. He screamed so loud that he could break a window. My other favorite part is when Amanda tried what worked on her older brother. She kicked over Jeremiah's tower. I think other kids my age and younger will like this book because it has great illustrations and funny events. It also has very easy words. Read to find out if they share at the end of the book.

Sharing is a major issue in early childhood classrooms. Amanda and Jeremiah have issues sharing toys on their first day of kindergarten. The teacher sweetly reminds the children that "We share everything". When they cannot find something to share, they exchange shoes, then shirts. This continues until they are wearing each other's clothes. The book is hilarious. In my professional opinion, children will not take this to a higher level and think too much about exchanging clothes. This is a great book for kindergarteners.

I've never know a child not to love this book. Robert Munsch is a favorite author of kids for a good reason. He knows what makes them laugh. I've read this book to several groups of children ages 2-5. It's been a hit with every child that has heard it. Kids will want to read this book over and over again.