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fiction (7), picture book (6), fantasy (5), adventure (4), 32 pages (4), poetry (3), animals (3), friendship (3), prejudice (3), acceptance (3), race (2), segregation (2), black history (2), diversity (2), counting (2), African American (2), 40 pages (2), reading level 2 (2), courage (2), rhyming (2), non-fiction (2), chapter book (2), humor (2), graphic novel (1), interest level kindergarten (1), interest level 3-5 (1), reading level 2.8 (1), reading level 2.3 (1), reading level 3.8 (1), or black history month. Even a good read to explain racism. (1), Great book to use when talking about segregation (1), giant peach (1), good read for first week of school (1), Summary: Franklin is riding the bus on his way to school and starts to get worried about having friends. Mrs. Owl takes away all of Franklin's anxiety on the first day of school. (1), My all time favorite book in 1st grade. Lesson: sharing. This book taught me that it was okay to stand out. colorful (1), rainbow fish. 24 pages (1), Rainbow fish loves his flashy scales (1), 36 pages (1), preK-3 (1), and he rudely tells him no. All of the other fish get mad at him and don't want to play with him. (1), reading level 3.5 (1), Newbery medal (1), pearl harbor (1), alexander (1), Great read (1), Carnegie medal (1), Bad day (1), 144 pages (1), mystery (1), 80 pages (1), family (1), 28 pages (1), reading level 5.9 (1), reading level 5.7 (1), reading level 5.2 (1), one day a fish asks to have one (1), hardcover 63 pages. About a boy and a girl that have a ton of different animals. K-2. Book that kids can read by themselves. (1), British (1), interest level K-2. Buttons (1), interest level prek-2. Caldecott honor (1), cooperation. The only tiny black fish in a school of red fish. He uses his black color to help disguise him. (1), interest level 3-5. Series (1), borrowers. A family that lives under another family. The borrowers "borrow" items from the family. One day one of the borrowers was seen by the humans. (1), interest level K-2. Cultures (1), apples. This young girl travels to the USA and is on a field trip to an apple orchard. She speaks very minimal English. She listens and nods. Great book for a new student in the classroom. (1), mathematics. Pete the cat has these four groovy buttons on his coat. Throughout the book he would lose a button one at a time. After he loses a button there is a subtraction problem showing how many buttons are left. (1), grumpy. 34 pages. From the time Alex wakes up he has a horrible day. He has gum in his hair and he trips over his skateboard. I think this would be a good read for a student having a bad day (1), reading level PreK-3. Mathematics (1), rhyming. This was a great book for students that are just learning about time. When a child asks how much longer this book gives the student a task to work with. (1), interest level 5-8. Friendship (1), adventure. Stanley Yelnats is a boy who is accused of stealing special tennis shoes and is sent off to Camp Green Lake. While there he has to dig holes as "punishment" but really the camp is searching for treasure.Stanley and his friend zero escape that p (1), interest level 6-8. African Americans (1), racism. The struggle of a young African American girl trying to get the education she deserves. She continues to go to school even when the other boys and girls don't show. (1), or for someone who needs a laugh. (1), Isabel a 13 year old girl who works for the Locktons. Mary Finch owned Isabel before she passed and taught all of her slaves how to read and write. Every chapter begins with some sort of advertisement. (1), pictures are on every page (1), so he drew one. He draws himself a path and he draws himself a house and bed. Good book to have children get their ideas flowing. (1), fiction. Koji is growing up in San Francisco with a white mother and a Japanese father. He is living in San Francisco after the bombing of pearl harbor. He and his mother are placed in a camp. (1), 32 pages. African American (1), racism. Illustrations aren't on the same page until the two girls play together. About two little girls (1), one is African American and one is Caucasian. The two never play with one another until the end of the book. (1), pre K-1 (1), Harold is a four year old boy who is very creative. He tries going for a walk but there wasn't a moon (1), ABC. Each lower case letter climbs the coconut tree (1), grade level 6-8. As the revolutionary war begins (1), until the coconut tree can't hold the weight. All of the upper case letters come to help. Rhyming is done to explain the injuries of the lower case shapes. (1), 48 pages. Max dresses into a wolf and is a bad boy. He is sent to bed without dinner. He goes on a journey and ends up on an island with a bunch of monsters. Max intimidates the monsters and becomes King of the Wild Things (1), reading level 6-7th grade (1), orphans. James is 4 years old and lives with his parents in England. Parents are eaten by a rhino. He ends up having to live with his aunts. James meets this man who give him a bag of crocodile tongues (1), and will give him happiness. (1), New York. 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Board of Education (1), Coretta Scott King Award Honor (1), moody (1), 64 pages (1), measurement (1), telling time (1), colors (1), 272 pages (1), Dr. Seuss (1), repetition (1), Japanese (1), alphabet book (1), fence (1), bright colors (1), first day of school (1), 160 pages (1), subtraction (1), 192 pages (1), coconut (1), minutes (1), multicultural. Zuri Jackson is sad because her best friend Danitra Brown is going to visit her family in the country. The only way for them to keep in touch was for the two girls to write letters. Good book for students to read before summer vacation. (1)
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