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“He liked the quiet of the early morning.”

I think this book could be used to teach about the wanderers and small moments throughout life. The boy talks about the beauty of the sunrise, and I think this could be a great book to teach children that the little things in life matter.

this book shares the story of a young boy who delivers newspapers and his neighborhood. The story talks about his routine with his job and talks about the challenges enjoys of his day.

“All the world is asleep except for the paperboy and his dog. And this is the time when they are the happiest“

I enjoyed reading this story because the boy in this story is determined to take on his role as the paperboy. I like how the boy is motivated to do his job while also dreaming about his future. I would use this in a classroom to ask students what responsibilities they have or what dreams they will to accomplish.

The Paperboy won a Caldecott Honor in 1997. This story is about a boy and his dog as they deliver the newspaper. The story is one about dreaming and hard work. The illustrations seem to be oil pastel, since the story is set in the early morning the oil pastels are a great choice since this requires lots of blending.

This RF, S Caldecott award winning book will be an easy read to addition to classroom libraries! The most prominent theme of jobs can act as a jumpstart for young minds to ponder on possible future jobs or professions they may enjoy. In this story, Pilkey gives a glimpse into the usual morning of a paperboy- from the struggle of getting out of a warm bed on a cold morning, to the moment he makes it back.

The Caldecott award winner The Paperboy is a RF book is about a boy on his paper route in the early morning with his dog. Finally when the world around them is waking up, that‘s when they are going to sleep. This would work as a SR that teaches students about friendship and sticking together. UDL 3.1-Activate or supply background knowledge by asking students do they get newspapers on their door step. . #UCFLAE3414SP20

This RF cadecolt winning book tells about a boy and his most loved part of the day, when he delivers newspapers while everyone is asleep. This is a great RA to sit on the carpet and read with students. UDL standard you can use is activate or supply background knowledge (3.1). You can do this by asking students what they wake up early for and if they have seen the newspaper in their yard.

“and when the paperboy has delivered his last newspaper, he and his dog race home.“

It's so cute that the little boy and his dog do the paper route together everyday

I like that this is a young main character who helps out his little neighborhood by riding his bike around delivering newspapers.

“And sometimes he is thinking about nothing at all.”

When it talks about how the world is asleep except for the paperboy and his dog and this is when they feel the happiest.

Caldecott honor book. The theme of this book is friendship. Friends in this book stick together, no matter what.

“... While all of the world is waking up, the paperboy is going back to sleep and his dog is sleeping, too. Their work is done... and now is the time for dreaming.”

This book follows a small boy on his paper route in the early morning! His dog & him know what their doing & when they wake up the world is sleeping, but when the world wakes they go to bed.

The Paperboy by Dav Pilkey is a Caldecott honor winner in 1997, and I thought a very fun book! I really enjoyed following the boy on his route & it‘s such an interesting thing most people don‘t even know is a thing anymore.

I think this book would be a great lesson for my students one day. I could teach them that people are doing their jobs even when they are still sleeping. It also teaches them responsibility, even when they are cuddled up in bed in the morning they have a job to get to which is school! After school they can go home and play and relax just like the paperboy.

The Paperboy by Dav Pilkey, 1997. Caldecott Honor Book. I thought this book was eye opening. The boy had a responsibility every morning before anyone woke up and had a job to do. I thought it was cute that his dog came along for the ride even though he wanted to stay in the warm bed. I liked how the illustrations took up the whole page.

Shows how early the paperboy has to get up to go to work. I think some people forget that they finish their work before anyone wakes up! Cute book to read and easy to understand.

“And while all the world is waking up, the paperboy is going back to sleep and his dog is sleeping, too.”

The Paperboy was written and painted by Dav Pilkey. It was a Caldecott Honor Book won in 1997. The children‘s award- winning book focuses on a boy who wakes up very early to go run newspapers to each house while the whole town is still asleep and quiet. His dog comes along with them and they accomplish the work together!

“But little by little the world around them wakes up. The stars and the moon fade away and the skies become orange and pink.”

This was heart warming. The paperboy and his dog having a happy time together doing their daily routine.

I loved how the little boy had so much responsibility and got what he needed to do done in the morning and got to go back to bed once everybody else was just starting their day.

I love how the dog followed along!

The Paperboy by Dav Pilkey was written in 1996. It was such a good book to read! The illustration was very well done! Overall the book was amazing!

“And while all of the world is waking up, the paperboy is going back to sleep and his dog is sleeping too. Their work is done and now is the time for dreaming.”

This award winning book does a really nice job of setting the quiet and peaceful mood of the early morning.

The Paperboy by Dav Pilkey was written in 1997 and won the Caldecott award. This book leaves the reader feeling at peace and relaxed as the cool and dark tones of the pictures remind you of the early morning before the sun has begun to touch the earth. It tells a nice story of the boy who delivers the paper and how his morning is different than the norm.

“And on these cold mornings the paperboy‘s bed is still warm and it is always hard to get out- even for his dog...”

I think how the author added the dog to the story made it a higher interest for students.