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shape (2), Norman used his hearing and saved a little girl in the water who needed help. Teach about caring for dogs (1), and color. Fiction (1), and about the yearly migration. Fiction (1), Short story about a mouse's day. Interactive book that teachers could share with young students. Rhyming. Non-Fiction. (1), a family helps baby sea turtles make it out to the ocean after they hatch. Austin tells his Abuela to tell the story of how they started to help them. Good to teach about sea turtles and flashbacks. Upper grades. Fiction. (1), Shows animals that live in the rainforest (1), some basic animals and also less well known ones. Kindergarten. Good to use when teaching about rainforests. Non-Fiction. (1), Red Riding Hood went through the forest to take her granny custard (1), when she meets the wolf who seems nice. The wolf eats both Red Riding Hood and her granny. A nearby hunter saves them both. I could use this book to teach lesson about talking to strangers. Fiction. (1), A family adopted Norman the dog (1), but then they soon found out that Norman was blind and needed lots of help. Until one day at the beach (1), funny (1), drink nectar from flowers (1), and disabilities. Literary Non-Fiction. (1), This book is loaded with facts about birds from what it takes to be a bird (1), how they communicate (1), and why they migrate. This book would be great to teach students how to read non-fiction. Facts are under headers and don't have to read cover-to-cover (1), has index (1), and great pictures. Non-Fiction. (1), Classic nursery rhymes for children to enjoy. Includes "Mary Had a Little Lamb (1), " "Humpty Dumpty (1), " "Old King Cole (1), " and many more. Show students that playing with words is fun (especially when they rhyme. Fiction. (1), Book all about dinosaurs (1), avoid predators and are identified by size (1), it talks about how butterflies sees thousands of images at once (1), to characteristics (1), the Little Ant realizes he spoke too soon. Based off of Aesop's Fables. Fiction. (1), Asks questions about how dinosaurs behave in school. Turns out (1), dinosaurs are great in school and behave quite well. This book would be good for students who like dinosaurs because it shows several different kinds of dinosaurs and labels them on the inside covers of the book. Also good for teaching good school behavio (1), a hardworking janitor (1), is convinced by his dog (1), and a bird to leave his life and go be in paradise. Al lived a wonderful life for awhile until he starts turning into a bird himself and wants to go home. This book tells a great lesson that you have to appreciate what you have and the 'grass isn't always (1), In a farm full of animals (1), everyone is sound asleep except for the flea who seems to have a cold. He wanted some help but nobody could hear him until he sneezes really loud. Filled with rhyming and repetition. Fiction. Good for teaching action words and descriptors. (1), he will want something else that leads to another and another. From playing baseball to flying kites (1), this dog will end up wanting a donut all over again. Circle book. Fiction. (1), The Little Ant quickly judged the catepillar for being not very spectacular. Once the caterpillar turns into a butterfly (1), Velma Gratch was an ordinary 1st grader who didn't think she could live up to her older sisters' legacies. When Velma's class took a trip to the conservatory (1), The Beginning Knowledge Book of Butterflies talks about where they live at. It talks about how there are several different moths and butterflies. Then it talks about the stages until it becomes a butterfly. Throughout the book it talks about the different (1), a butterfly stayed with her for a long time. Velma became something to talk about in the class and she gained confidence. Fiction. (1), This book is filled with different insects including butterflies and caterpillars. This teaches children how to identify different insects (1), and safety tips for them to explore. Can be used interactively in a science activity about bugs. Non-Fiction. (1), This book allows children to discover many different species of butterflies and special characteristics about them while making thier way through the alphabet. Non-Fiction. (1), Butterflies: Incredible Insects includes information on their life cycle (1), With a little help from Cat and the Hat (1), Sally and Dick observe a small miracle in their own backyard. It is the metamorphosis of an egg into an a caterpillar into a chrysalis into a bright new butterfly. Along the way (1), Join Minna (1), and their parents go a Butterfly Place. They meet Bert the butterfly man who helps them learn about the monarch butterfly; how the monarchs grows (1), where they live and what they eat. Non-Fiction. (1), from the different kinds (1), facts. Non-Fiction. (1), to extinction. Large book with great pictures. Teach elements of non-fiction books. Table of contents (1), he spends it with the other side that speaks Spanish and has different traditions. Multicultural book. Fiction. (1), but can't seem to do any of them the right way. She makes her way back to her original job and is welcomed back because of her amazing cooking. Teaching children about homophones. Fiction. (1), Amelia Bedelia is trying to help the band put on a great show (1), but keeps messing things up. As usual (1), Amelia manages to make the best of a bad situation and entertains the children. Teach students about homophones. Fiction. (1), Amelia is pulled into a baseball game with some of the kids in town. She doesn't know what to do (1), so as the other kids instruct her (1), she doesn't interpret the directions the right way. Even though the game went different (1), the team enjoyed cookies afterwards. Teach students about multiple word meanings. Fiction. (1), A young girl spends the weekend with her grandparents. One day she spends with one side of the family that speaks English and has certain customs (1), and on the next day (1), Wodney Wat cannot pronounce his 'R' sounds and is made fun of for it (1), the tree gives all it can for the boy as a place to rest. Great moral lessons for students. Fiction. (1), especially by a large bully in school. When the kids play a game (1), Wodney's special way of talking ends up sending the bully away and he becomes a hero. Use to teach about bullying. Fiction. (1), The bunny says goodnight to all the different objects in his room. Rhyming. Non-Fiction. (1), The little critter goes on a camping trip with his dad. He learns how to do all sorts of things like putting up a tent (1), and more. Great for lower elementary students. Fiction. (1), A young boy and his grandfather (1), who are Mexican-American (1), look for work one day. A man has them pick weeds and do other gardening tasks (1), but they do it wrong. They learn a good lesson about telling the truth and fixing thier mistakes. Great moral lessons for children. Multi-cultural. Fiction. (1), Unhei thinks that her name is not 'American' enough to share with her classmates. She decides to pick a name out of the jar that she will go by in class (1), Amelia has been fired from her job and goes out to look for other jobs around town. She takes on several different jobs (1), the tree is upset. When the boy turns into an old man (1), Bob the Dog accidentally swallows a small yellow bird and gets help from all of his friends to help get him back up. The only thing that gets Jeremy the Canary back out is his mother (1), the wolf is nice and just needs to borrow some ingredients for baking. His illness causes him to accidentally blow down the little pigs' houses. Show students about different perspectives. Fiction. (1), Three billy goats try to cross a bridge to get to the delicious grass. A troll tries to stop them (1), and they are clever enough to get past him. Classic story that can be used to teach sequencing of a story (1), and problem/solution. Fiction. (1), A book of animals that are hiding in their environment. Students search for the animals as they read. Repetitive phrases (1), teach phrasing and paying attention to punctuation. Non-Fiction. (1), Titch was upset because he and his things were smaller than his brother and sister. Titch grows a tree that gets bigger than all of their things and he feels better. Can be used to use descriptive words/adjectives. Fiction. (1), While mama penguin goes out to get food for herself (1), papa penguin stays and watches over their eggs. After escaping some dangers (1), mama returns and the eggs have hatched. Fiction. (1), In this spin-off of a classic tale (1), Wemberly worried about everything (1), An apple tree and the boy have a give-and-take relationship throughout the years. After the boy comes less and less to the tree (1), especially since the first day of school was coming up. Kimberly's teacher introduced her to another girl who became her friend (1), that helped her worry a bit less. Great book for the first day of school. Fiction. (1), Amelia Bedelia Is hired as a house maid and is given a list of chores to do around the house. She completes the list (1), but does it all wrong. Teaching about multiple word meanings. Upper elementary. Fiction. (1), Sam-I-Am tries to convince his friend to try green eggs and ham. His friend insists that he will not like that kind of food anywhere (1), but once he tries it (1), he actually likes it. Rhyming. Fiction. (1), The caterpillar eats more and more food each day until he is so full and gets sick. He wraps up into a cocoon and turns into a butterfly. Counting book (1), original illustrations. Fiction. (1), This book asks each new animal who it sees (1), and introduces a new animal on each page. This book is receptive and rhymes. Unique illustrations by Eric Carle. Non-Fiction. (1), who makes him clean Bob's room. Funny book. Fiction. (1), Henry and his dog Mudge get a spy kit and start having fun with it. Henry finds a secret code that another spy left. They eventually meet up with each other and form a spy club. Fiction. Great for students who like dogs. Independent reading book for aroun (1), Told from the point of view from a gray whale that migrates from one ocean to the next with the seasons. This story is filled with facts about whales and other animals from how big they are to how they breath and having baby whales. Elements of both ficti (1), would be good for teaching rhyming. Fiction. (1), This book is filled with the crazy adventures that happened when an otter came out of the water for the day to hang out with a couple of kids. The day was filled with chaos as they try and get rid of the otter. Rhyming words are bold and large (1), Counting book that starts at 1 and doubles each time. This is an easy read (1), possibly kindergarten level (1), A young crocodile is with a flock of flamingos and wonders why he doesn't look like them. He gets upset (1), Little Duckling did not fit in anywhere he went. Eventually (1), he finds out he is one of the swans; it took some time (1), but he became beautiful after all. More advanced than other versions. More detailed with larger words but with the same message. Fiction. (1), Max the duck is trying to make a perfect soup of his own when he went outside to pick some herbs. His friends came over to his house to find him missing and assume that he has fallen into his pot of soup. They destroy the soup trying to "save" him. Funny. (1), and ends up finding other crocodiles that look like him. Could use this to talk about differences between people or animals. Fiction. (1), but would be good for number recognition. Fiction (1), has sarcasm. Would be good to read after reading Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Fiction. (1), Badger is a great friend to the other animals around him and helped them get their homes ready for a big storm. When badger's home gets destroyed in the storm (1), his friends help him make a new one. Good read for around 1-2 grade. Lessons about friendship. Fiction. (1), Pete's new friend is a platypus and he doesn't quite fit in. He tries new things to play with his friends. Great for 1st grade. Has rhyming and repetition. Fiction. (1), lots of dialogue. Fiction. (1), until it was gone. Kind of like a circle book. Great for reading about family members. Fiction. (1), also good for expectations on field trips. Fiction. (1), Selvakumar the dog knew that bad weather was coming tier way. When the tsunami came near (1), he helped his family make it up to safety. This book is set in India (1), has authentic Indian names. Fiction - based on a true story. (1), A young mouse is teased in school about her name until the class meets their new music teacher who teaches the class that being unique is okay and special. Good for teaching acceptance. Fiction. (1), Several animals try to get the grumpalump to move (1), This is a story about three dinosaurs that were trying to trap a young Goldilocks. Their plan was going well until Goldilocks realized something was wrong and she got out of their house. This is a great book for upper elementary (1), recognizing "yes" and "no" (1), a young girl is sent to the river to gather supplies (1), index (1), fishing (1), Pip (1), size (1), colors (1), Marshall (1), Eddie (1), captions (1), fun facts (1), very funny (1), travels (1), headings (1), Ollie and his class are going on a field trip. During the book there are a series of real and silly events that may happen and "yes" or "no" follows it. Good for Kinder (1), Maya (1), Al (1), BME (1), to summer (1), how they eat (1), different kinds of birds (1), Each year (1), On the first day of school (1), If you give a dog a donut (1), A boy gets a pet rhinoceros and it does not do anything so the boy thinks there is something wrong with him. The rhinoceros ends up saving the day with just a couple skills he is good at. Silly book for children (1), A woman is telling her son about her grandfather's coat that he made. Through the years the coat was repurposed many times and made something special each time (1), but it takes a gnu to get it to fly into the sky. The grumpalump is a large made up animal. Rhyming and repetition. Fiction. (1), but she gets distracted along the way. Spirits appear and guide her to finish her chore and make it back home. Takes place in the African Sama Village. Represents different cultures. Fiction. (1), Asia (1), and Trixie says her first words. Unique illustrations (1), great illustrations. Dialogue. Fiction. (1), City dog goes and plays with country frog from the spring (1), to fall (1), but not in the winter. When spring comes around again (1), City Dog finds a new friend to play with. Great illustrations (1), shows emotion. Rhyming. Could be used when teaching seasons. Fiction. (1), Leonardo was upset that he was not a great monster like the others. When he tried to scare a weak little boy (1), he realized that he didn't even need to be mean (1), he wanted to be his friend. Simple illustrations with emotion. Font is a bit difficult to read. Fiction. (1), but when leaving she realizes she lost her stuffed friend. The family looks hard for it until they finally found it (1), shows emotions. Fiction. (1), but he say that they will have to wait until it arrives. They wait the whole day (1), Trixe went to the laundromat with her dad (1), Trixie loses her stuffed animal (1), Knuffle Bunny. She took it on a trip to see her grandparents (1), only to realize that she left it on the plane. Trixie was worried about her friend until she finds it back where the left it on the plane on the way back home. Illustrations show great emotions. Pictures of real life and animation added in. Fiction. (1), Trixie found out that another girl had the same stuffed bunny as her. They accidentally took the wrong bunnies home and had to exchange them back in the middle of the night. Illustrations show more than the words do. Fiction. (1), This biography tells about Mo Willem’s life (1), from his childhood to his career and family. Willems is an author who has many different series of children's books out and is still publishing today. NonFIction. Kid-friendly book. Use to supplement author study. (1), A true story of Hellen Keller and her teacher Annie Sullivan. Helen did not like Annie at first (1), but when a strong wind storm catches Helen off guard and in trouble (1), Annie comes to save her. Helen learns to trust and love Annie from then on. Use in study of famous Americans. Non-Fiction story. (1), and elephant gets impatient. The surprise is the beautiful night sky with all the stars. Good for reading with expressions (1), Biggie has a surprise for elephant (1), Counting book from 1-10 that rhymes and describes different animals and scenery in Tanzania. At the end of the book (1), Doug is nervous about moving somewhere new. His teacher helps him by telling him to remember all the great things about his home so that he will remember them when he moves to Toronto. Teach students about dealing with change. Great descriptive words. Fic (1), there are pages full of information about Tanzania (1), the Swahili language (1), and the people there. Shows unique culture. For younger grades. Fiction/Non-Fiction. (1), Two boys become pen pals from different sides of the world. They realize they have many things in common (1), but their lives are still very different. India vs. America. Great pictures. Phrasing is random on the page so it requires concrete knowledge of directionality. Fiction. (1), an African American boy living during the Great Depression tries to win a sewing machine for his mother by guessing how many beans there are in a jar in a store window. Using math (1), he guesses the amount and wins the sewing machine. His family benefitted from the price (1), but he is still having to eat beans all the time. Teaches about SES (1), math and measurements (1), and a historical time period. Fiction. (1), A new girl (1), illustrations show emotions. reading with expression. Fiction. (1), come to a new school and isn't accepted by the other students because she didn't have nice clothes. During a class lesson about kindness (1), Chloe realizes she should have been nicer to Maya (1), but she never gets the chance to do so because she has already moved away. Hints at SES and diversity. Great lesson on kindness. Great book for all ages - kids and adults. Fiction. (1), Max was wearing his wolf suit and caused mischief around the house until he was forced to go up to his room. He went on an imaginary adventure that took him to the land of the wild things where they had great fun. Fiction. This book has great illustration (1), When the bus drives asks the reader to watch over his bus (1), the pigeon tries to convince the reader to let him drive the bus. Great for teaching reading with expression. simple pictures that show emotions. Funny. Few words on each page (1), but more advanced. Fiction. (1), Piggie and elephant are talking to each other about the birds that have made a next on elephant's head. Counts from 1-3. great for reading with expression. could have 2 people read - dialogue. simple drawings with emotion. funny. fiction. (1), Piggie and elephant want to play outside (1), but then it starts to rain. They are upset until they realize how much fun it can be to play in the rain (1), just in time for the sun to come out again. Dialogue (1), but later finds that her name is unique and decides to go by it in the end. Multi-cultural book. Fiction. (1)
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