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This is a great book for children who are interested in insects and curious of what they look like! I will definitely feature this in my classroom for a good nonfiction selection.

This book dedicates each page to a letter of the alphabet, as well as a bug. The bugs all have a small paragraph of information and an illustration of the bug.

“H is tangled up with I. J and K are about to cry. L is knotted like a tie.“

I love how this is a fun book that also has so many opportunities for teaching. There are rhyme schemes and repetitive text that build so many different early literacy skills. Great for teaching and engaging children in learning.

This was one of my all time favorites from elementary school! I loved how the letters would tumble down the tree and the silly rhymes along with it. This book has great illustrations that bring the alphabet to life.

“A is for architecture.”

I think this book Sparks captivity and really encourages children to see letters in their everyday lives. It can be a great book to teach about language and also art.

alphabet city invites children to learn about landscape through the eyes of the alphabet. In this book, letters of the alphabet are created into shapes and objects around the city and encourage his children to be aware of their surroundings.