Rigby

1. I would recommend this for pre-school/ infants
2.This book shows a girl getting hit by a snowball then hitting the person hitting her with a snowball then they become friends and build a snowman together.
3.I wouldn't really recommend this book because it promotes hitting another person with a snowball they they aren't looking and when they didn't really seem to want to get hit. It also is such a short book that it doesn't matter too much. Not that much to get out of the story.

The teacher includes the class in an innovative way to help one of the children overcome a fear of water.

This book is a short read. Because of this I would have this in a K-2nd grade class. This book shows a humorous snow ball fight between people and animals. This book has no words in it. If students can't read yet they can still understand the storyline by analyzing the illustrations. This would be a useful book to have in a reading corner in a classroom for students to pick when there's an opportunity.

Tommy likes basketball and football and ballet. But his friends made him feel embarrassed about doing ballet - until a famous basketball player talked to their class. He learned ballet as a little boy, too!