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#bookhaul
All for other people this time, so that kind of counts as being good?

Read to Henry.

Read to Henry.

“A buddy bench is a place where friends are made.”

I think this book is a great classroom read and it is also a great concept that I think could be used in schools. This book is very relatable and children are able to learn how to recognize if someone is in need of a friend and what they can do to help.

this back highlights, the themes of friendship and inclusivity. This book introduces the concept of a body bench, which is a special place where children can go and they feel lonely or need a friend while outside on the playground.

“We help each other, and we learn together. In our class, we‘re a family.”

I think this would be a great book to share with your class at the beginning of the year so that they understand the importance of having your class become your family and realizing that they can support each other and have a sense of belonging.

this book talks about the importance of community and having support within a classroom. The author shares a story where each student is valued and celebrated in their classrooms for their different contributions.

I absolutely loved this book and can‘t wait for the movie… the trailer had me sobbing, so I will have to make sure I have plenty of Kleenex‘s ready!!