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middle (1), A short book that helps children learn what it means to be told "no". Fiction. Teaches children about what happens when you don't follow the rules. (1), A book where Duncan's friends (crayons) tell him how they feel. Each of the crayons have opinions on how they feel about how they are used. Fiction. Great book to teach about colors and how to treat your crayons. (1), The little boy had a monster under the bed that he was used to. His monster decided to leave for a few days so he tried to get a new monster who was equally as scary (1), but none seemed to do the job. Fiction. Could be used to teach children that they can't be picky with what they want. (1), A little girl refuses to eat lima beans after her friends say they are nasty. She gets sick and the only cure is lima beans (1), so she finally decides to eat them. Fiction. Teaches children to not give up things they like because someone else may not like it. (1), Amelia Bedelia helps out at a doctors office. People call in with the reasons they are sick and Amelia seems to be a bit confused. Fiction. Can use this to teach children about idioms. (1), a circle book that describes what happens if you give a moose a muffin. When you give him one thing (1), someday. Fiction. A book that teaches them to reach for their dreams. (1), he will keep wanting more things. Fiction. Can teach children what sequencing is. (1), A circle book on what happens when you give a mouse a cookie. If you keep giving the mouse something he is going to want something to go with it. Fiction. Can be used to teach sequencing. (1), but soon learns to love itself. FIction. Can be used to teach children about chameleons and how they change colors. (1), This book is about a ladybug who doesn’t know how to say please or thank you (1), but by the end of the story (1), the ladybug understands the importance of it. Fiction. Teach children about the use of manners. (1), A great book to help teach children the letters of the alphabet. Fiction. (1), A mother telling her baby about all of the things she has watched her do. She tells her daughter all that she will do (1), This book is about a spider who is spinning a web and other farm animals ask her to play (1), the mom learns a lesson because she also didn't like to eat a certain food. Fiction book that teaches kids that it's okay to be wrong sometimes and learn from your mistakes. (1), does go wrong. At the end the end of the day (1), he realizes that sometimes he will have a bad day (1), but so does other people too. Fiction. Everyone is going to have a bad day and that is normal. Teach children to look for the good in the days. (1), Timothy is at the park looking through a telescope. He thinks that everything he is seeing is a shark that is in the park but there was not a shark in the park after all. Fiction. Teaches children to use their imagination and be creative. (1), Daisy did not like to eat peas (1), but her mom insisted and kept trying to bribe her with things. At the end (1), Three brave little pigs who all left to see the world. Each built a house with different materials (1), the boy still found something the tree could give him. Fiction. Teaches children to be appreciative of everything they are given. (1), and then a wolf tried to blow them down (1), but he couldn't blow the last house down. Fiction. Could be used to teach children about bravery. Could also be used to teach children about the different materials and the durability of them. (1), Baby llama was having fun playing (1), but mama llama had other things to do. Baby llama got mad at mama but then learned his lesson. Fiction. Teaches children about how to not have attitude. (1), A story about a tree and a little boy. The little boy visited the tree everyday and gather her leaves. The tree would give the boy something everyday (1), and at the end (1), This book is about a very hungry caterpillar who eats it’s way through a variety of different foods. Fiction. Can be used to teach children about the importance of healthy eating. (1), but the spider is just too busy. Fiction. Teaches children about determination and hard work. (1), someone else may love it. (1), can teach children what it is like to be in a new setting. (1), Froggy's parents went out of town and he had a babysitter. This book talked about everything that happened when the babysitter was at there house. Fiction. Can be used to teach children the importance of listening. (1), Froggy's mom was having a baby and he wanted a baby brother. But once he got his baby sister he wanted to take care of her all by himself. He loved having a baby sister. Fiction. Teaches children responsibility. (1), Annie was a young girl who did not like to wash her hands (1), but liked to touch sticky things. No one wanted to help her make a sandwich and she tried to make it herself (1), but in the end the whole family was stuck together. Fiction. Can be used to talk about storyline and dialog. (1), A young boy was at the beach with his parents. A pirate ship came up and asked him to be a pirate and he buried their treasure in his yard. Fiction (1), The little boy wants to trade places with his dog for the day. They pretend to be each other all day. Fiction. Can be used to teach the difference between human and animals. (1), This is a story about a caterpillar who felt ugly and was sad because no one wanted to play with him. Then he became a beautiful butterfly and everyone wanted to play with him. Fiction (1), Pete the Cat shows bravery to his friends by going to rescue his friend from the dragon. FIction. Can be used to teach children what it means to be brave. (1), Fiction. Story that can be used to introduce a lesson on dinosaurs. Children love Pete the cat so they will also be entertained. (1), Fiction. Sing along book that teaches children to love their things that they have. (1), Fiction book. Can be used to teach children math (1), because when his buttons pop off it's a counting book. (1), Fiction. A book that children can follow along to and learn about different colors. (1), Can be used to introduce how caterpillars transform into butterflies. (1), This story is about a little girl whose mother left her notes when she would leave for the day. Fiction. Could be used to introduce how to write letters. (1), A book on how seeds travel and grow in the new places they land because of the wind and sun around them. Fiction. Teaches children the importance of being able to adapt when things change. (1), so they tell their mother not to tell about the secret and at the end of the story (1), This was an inspirational book about a little girl taking her journey through life. It was a rhyming book that played through her graduation. FIction. Multi-cultural book that can be used in the classroom. (1), This book is about a fish with shiny scales. None of the other fish have shiny scales so they ask for some of rainbow fishes. Fiction. Teaches children about sharing and dialog within a text. (1), This book is about a young girl who spoke Japanese and wrote in Japanese. She moved to America and she did not like the way her name was written in English so she kept using other words that were not her name in place of her name. Fiction. Teaches childre (1), The little boy likes to talk because he thinks his words are so important. He learns why it is important to not interrupt others. Fiction. Teaches children to not interrupt and wait their turn to talk. (1), This book is about two sisters who both grow a garden. Each of the sisters wants to share their garden items with each other (1), but they want to surprise one another (1), the mother lets the sisters know about the surprise without saying a word. Fiction. A book that teaches on sharing. (1), teaches children to never give up. (1), . This book was about a young girl who loved her hair and all of the different ways she could wear it. The book talked about how her mother fixed her hair every night. FIction. Teaches about a different culture. (1), This book is about a little girl who is bilingual and she doesn’t want to be a translator for everyone in her town because she speaks English and Spanish but she does not like to repeat herself in both languages and in the story she learns why it is so (1), A story about a gingerbread boy who runs from everyone. Then he trusts a fox (1), and ends up being eaten. Fiction. Can be used to teach a storyline. (1), This story is about a girl who did not do well in school. Then her teacher (1), gave her hope and helped her become confident in herself as a learner. Fiction (1), Alexander wakes up and everything that can go wrong (1), because even though you may not like something about yourself (1), Harry the dog (1), at first being a cat wasn't so bad. Then (1), and how to not act in school. (1), A long and strong worm that was very long. The worm helped out the other animals that lived outside. Fiction. A book that could be used to talk about helping others and what happens when you help others. (1), The little old lady said her house was a squash and a squeeze. The wise old man told her to bring in various animals. She realized how big her house actually was once she got all of the animals out. Fiction. Book that could be used to help children unders (1), Fiction. This book is about a little boy who thinks his dog is just average and not exotic. When the little boy follows his dog one night he realizes just how special his dog really is. Good book for kids to help them learn that what they have is wonderfu (1), a fun story on dogs. (1), A young child turned into it's cat (1), the cat was treated unfairly and the boy realized that cats didn't have it much better at all. An old lady visited him at night and he woke up as himself. Fiction. It may be fun to pretend to be someone or something else (1), Clark is a shark who was the biggest and strongest in the school. He loved school and everything that came with it. He learned a lot of new things at school (1), but at the end of the day it's always best to be yourself. (1), A lion walked into a library and nobody was really sure what to do about a lion being in the library. He began to roar loudly and ended up having to leave because he was too loud and he was sad. The library made a new rule and he was allowed to go back in (1), The King was always in a hurry (1), and blew his son a royal kiss. However the kiss missed so the nights had to chase it. Once the kiss was caught (1), the King made sure he was never in a hurry again. Fiction. Can be used in the class about learning to take your time because if you are always in a rush then something will go wrong. (1), A boy had an alligator under his bed but he has trouble getting rid of it. He made a plan to get the alligator in the garage (1), and the right things to do. Fiction. Book coud be used to teach children the right things to do (1), but the cat insists that the frog sit on a log. Fiction. Great book on rhyming words. (1), got dirty and turned from a white dog with black stripes to a black dog with white stripes. He tried his st to prove to his family that it was him. Finally he begged for a bath and the realized it was Harry after all. Fiction. Children can learn that if y (1), Fiction. An old lady who swallowed a variety of objects. The old lady continues to swallow objects that end up making a valentine's day card. A book that would be great to read before doing an activity for valentine's day. (1), Mr. Falker (1), which led to her hating it. But then at the end (1), This is a book about a chameleon who wishes it could be like the other animals (1), A book about a dinosaur that goes to school (1), and he's asking how to behave. This book would be great for helping children learn the proper way to behave in school. Fiction book (1), Fiction book.Splat the cat was worried because it was valentine's day and he had made a kitten a special card. He liked kitten. Another cat had made kitten a special card too and he was sad. Kitten had a special card for splat too. Great for teaching chil (1), Splat the cat was worried to start his first day of cat school. Splat had a very eventful day at school and told his mom all about it. He loved going to cat school. Fiction book. Can be read the first day of school to encourage children that if they are n (1), A frog is next to a log and the cat tells the frog to sit on the log. The frog asks the cat if he can sit on a variety of things (1), they are not the only ones who feel that way. (1), Fiction. A young girl is creating a garden with her dad for a birthday surprise. This would be a great book to read if children were learning about gardens and how the planting process works. (1), Lola has a favorite story about gardens and that inspires her to grow her own garden. Lola's friends come over and enjoy the garden with her. Fiction book. Great book for teaching about gardens as well as creativity. (1), This book teaches a lesson on selfishness and what happens if you don't share. Fiction. Great for students if they are having an issue with sharing. (1), A baby frog decides that it does not like to be a frog so it wants to be different animals. The frog encounters an animal that eats everything except frogs and then the frog learns to love itself. Fiction. Could be used if you are teaching a lesson about (1), or about learning to love who you are. (1), and was successful. Fiction. Can be used to talk about problem and solution as well as cause and effect. (1), then you may end up not liking the outcome. (1), he found a lady mouse with just as much hair as him. Fiction. An entertaining book that could teach children that it's okay to be different (1), Two friends who love to go on adventures together and learn about new experiences. Fiction. Great book about teaching friendship and creativity. (1), Chrysamthemum loved her name. She loved that it was different (1), she loved the way it sounded and she loved the way it looked when it was written. People at school giggled at her name (1), she found to love it again. Fiction. Great for teaching children to not pick on others. (1), Miss Nelson is a teacher. She tells her students that she will be missing for a few days. The kids try to get their teacher back (1), so they plot to get rid of the substitutes. When Miss Nelson comes back (1), all of the children are very excited. Fiction. Great book for teaching children about behavior. (1), The principal thought it was such a wonderful school that he made the rule that school will be held everyday. Then he decided to cancel all of the extra school he added. Fiction. A great book to show children that if they continue to do their best (1), A small girl who learned to be herself and love herself. Even when someone was trying to be mean (1), they will be rewarded even if they don't think they will be. (1), A hungry fox has a pig come to the door. The fox thinks that it's his lucky day (1), but the pig keeps telling the fox ways to make him taste better. The fox got so tired trying to get the pig for eating that he wore himself out. Fiction. Could be used to teach beginning (1), and end of the story because it is an easy story line to follow. (1), Everyone is different. This book explains a little girl who likes to eat things that are a bit different than everyone else. She was told not to be rude to others even though there was a little boy who was mean to her. Fiction. Book to teach about bullyin (1), A mouse had a very long and prickly moostache. Nothing seemed to help his big problem. Until (1), she remained herself and the bully felt very foolish. Fiction. Great book for teaching children about bullying and why it is never a good thing to do. Also about always being true to who you are. (1), he is spreading germs everywhere. Fiction. Great book for teaching children about germs and what happens when germs are spread. (1), This is a book full of puns. There is a new barn (1), Fiction. A book about animals that also uses poetry. Can be used to introduce poetry or even talk about the different animals as well as the habitats they live in. (1), and the cows made a sign that only cows were allowed to live there (1), the other animals did not like this idea. Then the cows took over the farmers house. Fiction (1), can be used to discuss a variety of animals as well as what happens when you are selfish. (1), A Giraffe wanted to dance at the jungle dance but his neck was too long and his legs were too tall. Eventually (1), he learned how to move and dance and it made him very happy. Fiction. Everyone is different and that's okay. Also (1), when you help someone then you can really make an impact on their lives. (1), Sam tries to get his friend to try green eggs and ham (1), or cover his mouth (1), but his friend does not like them. Then his friend finally tries them and he really likes them after all. Fiction. A book about rhyming (1), but also can be used in the class to encourage students to not count something out before they try it. (1), A small blue whale was hungry. He ate everything in sight and kept getting bigger. A rhyming book for children. Fiction. Could be used to teach children about healthy eating and if you eat too much of something that is not good for you then it could end b (1), Chester was scared to go to school and leave his mother. His mother tells him about the kissing hand. After he learned what the kissing hand was (1), he was able to go to school and not be lonely. Fiction. Children can learn that it is okay to be on their own sometimes because family will always be in their hearts. (1), Simon is often sick and likes to touch things. He realizes that when he doesn't wash his hands (1), A book of short stories/poems written as if they were from a dog's perspective. Fiction. A book that can be used to learn about dogs. (1)
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Apr 17, 2017