Three Blind Mice 

by John W. Ivmey, Illustrated by Paul Galdone

Three Blind Mice was written to appeal to children ages three and up. It is not the recipient of any awards. The book follows the journey of three blind mice as they leave their home and face lots of hardships along the way like, no shelter, no food, and they even go blind at one point. The story uses rhythm and rhyme throughout to make it a fun read for adults and children!

My evaluation of Three Blind Mice is that it is perfect to use as a fun story, or when teaching students about the order of events. You could do this book as a read-aloud and when you're finished, you could do an activity on the board where students tell the story events in the appropriate order. You could also use this to help explain plot.