Be My Neighbor

This book is a little wordy for young kids, but does a great job of showing the different types of neighborhoods and what makes up a neighborhood. They are all different and unique, and this book will have children wanting to learn more about their neighborhood.

Age - 6-7
Source - Pierce County Library

Beautiful pictures of children with the gentle words of Fred Rogers.

I would read this book to 2nd or 3rd grade students. It gives a background of all the different aspects of a neighborhood, and there are a lot more words on each page.

This is a nonfiction informational book neighbors and neighborhoods. The pictures in this book are all real photographs for all kinds of different neighborhoods and the people that live in them. The content of this book discusses how neighborhoods are all around the world, no matter where they are. It talks about how no mattter what neighbors believe, how old they are, what ethnicity and customs they have, they all still share a place where they feel at home. The reading level of this book is from grades one to three. Some curricular connections for this book are volunteering, neighbors, and neighborhoods.

The book Be My Neighbor talks about the many different kinds of neighborhoods there are in the world. The book includes pictures from different countries and explains that all neighborhoods are different. For example, some neighborhoods in other countries have schools.

Ages: 4-5
Source: Pierce College Library.

A story about neighborhoods and how there are different kinds in different areas.
Age: 5 - 8
Source: Pierce County Library

The book is about neighbors and neighborhoods all around the world. People can still be "Neighbors" even if they live far away. They can still be people we care about, just because they are "human being".
Ages 5 - K-12
Pierce County Library System