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I will use this book in my classroom to reinforce positive behavior in my classroom. (2), and even the death of Polacco’s great grandmother. (1), Poor little rainbow fish has too many beautiful scales. His beautiful rainbow scale leave him sad and lonely as he has no fish to play with. With some helpful advice from a wise octopus (1), he decides to share his scales with the other fish. Rainbow fish has trades outer beauty (1), for inner beauty and wonderful friendships. (1), until Jeremy Ross moved into the house down the street and became Enemy Number One. Luckily (1), Dad has a surefire way to get rid of enemies - Enemy Pie. (1), The story guides readers through four generations of her family starting with Polacco’s great grandmother (1), Anna.  Anna immigrates to America from Russia with her family.  Her mother makes a quilt out of the scraps of clothing from her family members’ clothes and makes a quilt that is passed along to following generations. The blanket takes a life of its ow (1), dancing (1), and emerges as a beautiful butterfly a few weeks later. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach students about responsibility. (1), I will use this in my classroom to teach students about rhyming words. (1), n an effort to make the boy happy at each of these stages (1), the tree gives him parts of herself (1), which he can transform into material items (1), such as money (from her apples) (1), a house (from her branches) (1), : The counting rope is a metaphor for the passage of time and for a boy's emerging confidence facing his greatest challenges: blindness and the approaching death of his beloved grandfather. (1), this hungry caterpillar spins a cocoon (1), "the Tree was happy". (1), he’ll ask for a glass of milk. If you give him a glass of milk (1), A little girl misinterprets and pictures things her parents talk about. With his hilarious wordplay and zany humor (1), children of all ages will be engaged. (1), Clark the Shark does everything TOO MUCH! Poor Clark wants to be himself (1), but needs to learn that there is a time and place for everything. Sometimes you’ve just got to stay cool and consider other people’s feelings. (1), These little creature just can’t agree on who is small and who is big. A few guests show up and settle it once and for all! Size is is all about perspective. (1), This mouse never seems to be satisfied. If you give him a cookie (1), he'll want to look in a mirror to make sure he doesn't have a milk mustache (1), and eats much more than a caterpillar can handle! After gorging on an unbelievable amount of food (1), Duncan just wants to color (1), but his crayons are very unsatisfied. The crayons have had enough and have decided to quit! These crayons don’t hesitate to write letters of complaint. After receiving these letters (1), Duncan does his best to meet the needs of his very unhappy crayons. (1), : Fancy is the only way to go. Little miss Nancy is so incredibly fancy that she must teach her family to be the fanciest of fancy. This story is sweet and funny as Nancy transforms her family and loves them despite the sparkle. (1), On a Sunday morning (1), a little (1), but VERY hungry caterpillar emerges from his egg (1), and a boat (from her trunk). With every stage of giving (1), A picture book about an unnamed girl and her very best friend (1), hildren's book that tells the story of a little boy named Peter who has a day full of adventure in the snow. Peter wakes up one morning and looks ou his window to see everything covered in snow. (1), or what ages they are (1), napping (maybe) (1), painting on walls and - whew! - going to sleep at last. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my students the importance of telling the truth. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to get into the spirit of the holidays with my students. (1), No matter how many people there are in a family (1), what color they are (1), they’re still a family. Teaching children about family being family no matter how they look. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to help to teach my students how to tell time. (1), I wold use this book in my classroom to teach students about compassion for others. (1), I will use this book in my classroom to help my students with social and emotional development. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my students metaphors. (1), I would use this book in my classroom as a multicultural book and to help my students learn some Spanish words. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my student adjectives in a fun way. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my students adjectives. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my student math shapes. (1), Have fun with Olivia... dressing up (1), I will use this book in my classroom to teach my students about kindness. (1), a trio of cows enter a talent show. This lighthearted book is a continuation of Farmer Brown's animals from Click (1), she comes back to her project with renewed enthusiasm and manages to get it just right. (1), who happens to be a dog. The girl has a wonderful idea. She is going to make the most MAGNIFICENT thing! She knows just how it will look. She knows just how it will work. All she has to do is make it (1), and she makes things all the time. Easy-peasy!? But making her magnificent thing is anything but easy (1), and the girl tries and fails (1), repeatedly. Eventually (1), the girl gets really (1), really mad. She is so mad (1), that she quits. But after her dog convinces her to take a walk (1), Zane the zebra feels different from the rest of his classmates. He worries that all they notice about him is his "autism stripe." With the help of his Mama (1), Camilla wakes up to find herself completely covered in rainbow stripes! (1), Zane comes to appreciate all his stripes — the unique strengths that make him who he is! (1), A blue truck is kind to the animals he passes on the roads by his home. Each animal is friendly back. One day a big truck comes by and pushes them all out of the way. Further down the road that big truck needs the help of the blue truck and animals. Unlik (1), I will use this book in my classroom to connect with a lesson about the solar system. (1), I will use this book in my classroom to teach students about the animals and what they do when winter comes. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to connect to a lesson about the life cycle of a butterfly. (1), A story of young Camilla Cream (1), a closeted lover of lima beans and a worrier about others' opinions of her. On the first day of school (1), Moo: Cows. (1), In an attempt to win a trampoline (1), well (1), I would use this book in my class to help students with behavior problems and help with their feelings. (1), I will use this book for my students to draw inspiration from a crocodile who marches to his own drummer. (1), Alexander makes friends Willy a toy mouse (1), when Willy is about to get thrown away (1), is saved by Alexander. (1), I would use this books to teach my student to make a mark (1), and to follow where it takes them. (1), I would use this book to help with my students that are struggling with a death in their family. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach students about sharing. (1), I will use this books to help students with separation anxiety. (1), This will be a good book for my classroom because it talks about someone worrying about everything and how to help with this issue. (1), A child's emotions range from silliness to anger to excitement (1), coloring and changing each day. (1), I would use this book to teach my students about prefix. (1), I would use this book to teach my students that a ants life is not that much different than a human life. (1), I will use this in my classroom to help my students with the alphabet. (1), Frederick sat on the old stone while his four brothers gathered food. Only to find out that Frederick with save the the day once they ran out of food. (1), I would use this book for a problem/solution book in my classroom and to teach students about teamwork. (1), A fearsome wind threatens to blow away all the letters on the alphabet tree. Their only hope is to band together into first words (1), then sentences (1), birthdays (1), dance (1), births (1), in fact (1), Clack (1), building sand castles (1), singing songs (1), A told B (1), I would use this book in my classroom to help my students use of question to build up tension. To show my students relationships. (1), and B told C (1), and then he'll ask for a pair of scissors to give himself a trim. (1), It was the perfect summer. That is (1), This can be used in my classroom to teach the alphabet. (1), I will use this book in my classroom to teach children the alphabet sounds. (1), I will use this book in my classroom to teach my students about rhyming. (1), This book will be used in my classroom to show students repeated phrases and rhyming and also for a add-on story activity. (1), This book takes you through the history of our ABC’s. Kids will love its incredible art while exploring all the letters of the Alphabet. (1), to create a powerful and peaceful message. (1), especially when you seem to always get sick at the wrong time. Iris’s brother Doug never lets her forget it. The sibling rivalry and misunderstanding of what germs are when they are called bugs unfold in this lighthearted story of Iris’s ordinary illn (1), and winds up asking the Queen for advice. (1), the school nurse (1), and the principal with a word warp which makes them reduplicate everything they say. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my students homophones. (1), A flock of sheep find themselves in heap with a due to the fault of a very cheap jeep. This simply (1), delightful picture book is teaches kids to rhyme. (1), Rachel finds a blister on her toe and can’t seem to get rid of it. She enlists the whole town to help her find a cure (1), Did you know that monsters love to scribble (1), that's okay. (1),  scribble (1),  mix (1), and wiggle! Monsters love to make new colors (1), Racing across town and going fast are so much fun! But what does a car say when it just won’t go? Sputter (1), Sputter (1), Sput! (1), Having a stomach virus is exhausting (1), It's an ordinary morning in Walla Walla until Lulu infects her teacher (1), and nothing less. Things get a little wacky when Amelia Bedelia’s in charge but if things get a bit mixed up (1), A swashbuckling crew of pirates has been ordered by their captain to hunt for every last alphabet letter. If they can’t capture the letters (1), the whole alphabet races to the top of the coconut tree. Can everybody fit? Wait and see (1), they’ll surly walk the plank. (1), Have you ever loved something so much you want to eat it up? Well our friend T-Rex does (1), he loves taking a few bites out of the tastiest alphabet letters. Sit down with T-rex for a snack of letters. (1), In another Dr.Seuss classic (1), we explore all the letters and sounds of the alphabet (1), while encountering some funny looking creatures along the way. (1), I'll meet you at the top of the coconut tree. In this snappy sing song rhyme (1), until all the letters reach the top of the coconut tree. (1), Amelia Bedelia does exactly what Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers tells her to do (1), In this adventure filled book (1), lowercase letters save the day in a fire truck they fixed themselves. Before you know it (1), these little letters become fire hosing heroes. (1), 10 naughty little friends from the popular book (1), One Hungry Monster are on the loose. They sneak into school and cause all kinds of mischief while a young boy tries to each his tricky classmates. (1), This wacky turn on classic alphabet books (1), brings together two friends under very unfortunate circumstances. (1), I would use this book in my classroom to teach my students Math and about patterns. (1)
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