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Rhyming

Although the other reindeer laugh at him because of his bright red nose, Rudolph proves his worth when he is chosen to lead Santa Claus's sleigh on a foggy night.

EducatingParents.org rating: Approved
Book covers tough topic of death.

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This was a question and answer book about manners. It covers all sorts of situations, a good read.

We read this for Christmas; based on the classic Christmas song.

This book is a very informative book to read to kids so they know some families go through financial hardships.

As I read this book so many emotions ran through my mind. This book shows children that they cannot alway get everything they want as the boy in this book wanted a dog. It’s a great way to introduce poverty and unemployment to young children.

Relates how Amelia Earhart built and rode her own roller coaster when she was a young girl.

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This is a great book for the beginning of the year or if your classroom is having a tough time with manners. The book goes over scenarios such as someone who does not clean up after themselves. This is also a great book for phonemic awareness. All of the scenarios are rhyming.

This book is about a girl who keeps asking her mother, if she makes a mess, will her mom still love her? Ages 4-6. Source Pierce College Library.

this story is about 2 friends who start to have issues with sharing with one another.
ages 3-5
pierce county library

This early reader gently introduces poverty and unemployment to the young reader around a story about a little boy who very much wants a dog of his own. He learns that he cannot always get exactly what he wants but love and compromise often bring something just as good in the form of a skinny little kitten found in a garbage can. This is also a story about empathy and families and beings pulling together. The father sets a wonderful example for his son by taking in the homeless kitten who had no place to go even though times were tight and a pet was not in the budget. It is a story about family, hope, and survival together.

This is the story of a brave and popular Knight called Sir Fred who was afraid of the dark and how he overcame his fear.

Tight Times is a story about a boy who wants a dog and whose family is going through "Tight Times." The family buys generic food letting the reader infer they are watching how they spend their money. Then one day the dad comes home in the middle of the workday unhappy telling the babysitter they don't need her anymore. After the boy's mom comes home, the parents have him go outside. He hears something rattle the garbage can outside their apartment. What will he find when he opens the lid? The story emphasizes the importance of family, especially during "tight times."

great book to show students that fighting isn't the answer.

This book is about two friends that fight over a toad and work it all out in the end which is good to show children this book because it teaches them to share. Ages 3-5.½

A young boy learns the meaning of tight times in a story about a family living in poverty.

This book is about two kids that are fighting over the toad and how they work out their differences. This book made me laugh. It really works with social and moral development and self- concept
Age: 1-5
Source: Pierce College Library Fort Steilacoom

The story is about two friends who loved to share everything. Then they come across a toad that they both wanted and couldn't decide to share.
(Ages 3-7)

It's a simple book that addresses death in a way children can relate to. It is about a little girl whose grandpa died and how she is dealing with it.

Fun story about two friends that usually share everything, that is until they found the frog. The friends now have to figure out how they can problem solve this issue, in the end they end up letting the toad go friendship is just more important
ages 3 and up
Pierce cc

Appropriate for young children ages 3-6. Explains how it is important to share with your friends.