Wonder is an amazing novel written by RJ Palacion. It is a Mark Twain award winner. This was my favorite book I read throughout the entire semester. I would have this book be an IR for intermediate grades. This book was so great I ended up watching the movie as well. https://wonderthebook.com #LAE3414SU19

Black and white is an impressively written MF book by David Macaulay. It is a Caldecott medal award winner. I would have this book be a PR. It would be great for partners. https://hmhbooks.com/author/David-Macaulay/2235933 #LAE3414SU19

Time of wonder is a Caldecott medal winner RF book written by Robert Mcloskey. I would have this book be an IR. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/authors/238237/robert-mccloskey #LAE3414SU19

The spider and the fly by Mary Howitt is a impressively drawn P book. Illustrated by Tony diterlizzi. It is a Caldecott honor award winner. I think this would be a great RT. http://holyjoe.org/poetry/howitt.htm #LAE3414SU19

This RF book by Bill Martin Jr is an informative read and teaches students about the alphabet. This would be a great RA for younger grades. https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/authors/bill-martin/ #LAE3414SU19

This RF by Bill Martin Jr is a great read for young children. This book is illustrated by Eric Carle. It‘s a informative piece of literature for kindergarteners all the way up to 2nd grade. This would be a great RA for younger grades. https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/authors/bill-martin/ #LAE3414SU19.

This RF by Bill Martin Jr is a great read for young children. This book is illustrated by Eric Carle. It‘s a informative piece of literature for kindergarteners all the way up to 2nd grade. All of Bill Martin Jr books and Eric Carles combination are a special treat. This would be a great RA for younger grades. https://billmartinjr.com/bill_martin #UCFLAE3414SU19

This RF by Bill Martin Jr is a great read for young children. This book is illustrated by Eric Carle. It‘s a informative piece of literature for kindergarteners all the way up to 2nd grade. This book teaches young children animals and colors. This would be a great RA for younger grades. https://billmartinjr.com/bill_martin UDL: 1.1 ESOL 17 #UCFLAE3414SU19

Actual Size by Steve Jenkins is a great NF picture book and is very informative. It goes through the physical sizes of all the different animals. They are drawn out beautifully. http://www.stevejenkinsbooks.com #LAE3414SU19

This SF story is written by Shana Corey and illustrated by Red Nose studio. It‘s about New York City and an inventor who creates a super sized fan designed train. That is pushed through all the underground by pure wind force. Teach strategy: IR. EL: Integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing activities. UDL: Enhance capacity for monitoring progress. Website: https://vimeo.com/156712696 #UCFLAE3414SU19

This is a biography of Stephen hawking written by Karen Kenny. It details Stephen Hawkins book as a theoretical physicist. What he studied and what he discovered. Teaching strategy: LC. EL: Structure advance organizers consisting for new terminology that learners will encounter in the new lesson vocabulary to be reviewed. UDL: Vary the methods of response and navigation. Website linked to his findings: http://www.hawking.org.uk #UCFLAE3414SU19

The adventures of Beekle: The unimaginary friend written and illustrated by Dan Santat. This MF book is a Caldecott award winner and an amazing read for young children. He‘s a magical creature on the search for a real friend. Teaching strategy: RA with all students. EL: Encourage self-talk (positive thinking). UDL: Highlight patterns, critical thinking, big ideas and relationships. Link to read aloud: https://youtu.be/aIM51_iCbjI #UCFLAE3414SU19

No, David by David Shannon is a Caldecott award winning book. This RF is a heart warming picture book about a wild child that is always told no by his mother. Teaching strategy: Would have to be an AS on David Shannon. EL: Continually monitor students comprehension. UDL: Guide information processing and visualization. Website: http://nodavidshannon.com with all his info and other books. #UCFLAE3414SU19

Jambo means hello written by Muriel feelings and illustrated by Tom feelings. This book is a NF Caldecott award winner. This book introduces Swahili words to the average person. It would be great for students to be exposed to this language. Teaching strategy: RT. EL: offer a variety of reference materials. UDL: Use multiple media for communication. YouTube link to how speak Swahili: https://youtu.be/zyup0YLKCvw #UCFLAE3414SU19

A light in the the attic is an amazing P book by Shel Silverstein, it is also drawn very well. This was one of my favorite books to read as a young 4th grader. It‘s filled with interesting ideas and wacky drawings. Teaching strategy: IR. EL: Assign short readings for Homework. UDL: Guide appropriate goal setting. Website to Shels beautiful website: http://www.shelsilverstein.com #UCFLAE3414SU19

Bens trumpet is a Caldecott honor HF book illustrated by Rachel isadora. It‘s a story of young boy finding his love for jazz music. The teaching strategy would RA so the students could all be engaged by the amazing drawings. EL: Continually monitor students comprehension. UDL: Optimize relevance, value and authenticity. A website related to old jazz musicians: https://rateyourmusic.com/list/SGT/150_greatest_jazz_musicians/ #UCFLAE3414SU19

Flora and the flamingo is an illustrated award winning RF book by molly idle. It has no words through out the story but I thought it would be a great book for partnered reading since there‘s only 2 characters and the students could engage with each other by acting out the book. UDL: vary the methods of response and action. EL: Encourage self talk (positive thinking). Website with all her illustrations: http://idleillustration.com #UCFLAE3414SU19

This HF book is written and illustrated beautifully by Mark Teague. It is a different take on the classic folk tale. This book would be perfect for story telling with a whole classroom. It would engage students through linking lessons through prior knowledge. It would also increase mastery feedback from reading the story out loud. Here‘s a website to his other books https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/authors/mark-teague/ #UCFlae3414su19

Millions of cats is a award winning book by Wanda gag telling the story of a old man and his wife.They wife dearly wants a cat so the husband goes out to find one for his wife. There ends up being millions of cats and he can‘t decide which one to take. teaching strategy: read aloud. Here‘s a link to her museum http://www.wandagaghouse.org EL: provide context support through audio and visual. UDL: Minimize threats and distractions. #UCFlae3414su19