I think I‘m becoming a Harry Potter fanatic because this Modern Fantasy book titles Harry Potter and the Prisoner Of Azkaban is amazing. The book is apart of the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. I see the book as being either a literature circle book where students‘ can read and discuss the book amongst peers or simply an independent read where students can have this book under their belt. And it really is an interesting read and good addition

Listen this realistic fiction book titled The Crossover by Kwame Alexander is hot 🥵. I loved how relatable the story is. In the book you meet two boys both brothers who play basketball. On the surface it looks so simple, but in fact is way more complex than its plain look. The Crossover has been awarded the Newbery honor medal and the Coretta Scott King award. I particularly love this book as a LC book. Where students can discuss amongst each

In the Shel Silverstein picture poetry book you are taken to many places mentally when discussing the text and the drawings within the text. The book is good for readers theater activities and opens your eyes and tickles your mind. The UDL principle is 3.2 and the ESOL STRATEGY is 8. Use direct instruction: Modeling( explaining, scaffolding, name the strategy and how to use it.

In this assorted picture poetry book by Robert Louis Stevenson all poems are thoughtfully put out there and illustrated perfectly. The book makes a good readers theater activity, each poem is different and can be represented differently as well. The UDL principle is 2.2 and the ESOL STRATEGY is 17 Provide contextual support through audio visuals, models, demonstrations, realia, body language and facial expressions.

In the Coretta Scott king award winner novel by Jaqueline Woodson is a 2014 adolescent novel told in verse by Woodson. It discusses the author‘s childhood and an African American growing up in the 1960s in South Carolina and New York. The poetry/ auto-biography shows what it was like to live in Times back then and really tests students background and prop knowledge to make in-text to real life connections. The UDL principle is 3.1

In the non-fiction picture book by Stacy Mcanulty you learn about our beautiful planet, planet Earth and what it has been up to the last 4.54 billion. The book is a good read aloud book and can be discoed during the science block of the school day or even on Earth Day to promote awareness. The UDL principle is 3.2 and the ESOL STRATEGY is 4. Link lesson topic to students‘ prior knowledge.

When I tell you I absolutely love fiction, picture The Day the crayons quit by Drew Daywalt The book is good for a fun and interactive read-aloud setting out to discuss the day these crayons were fed up with being used. The book has won a Goodreads choice award and also promoted the learning and understanding of colors. The UDL principle is 3.1 and the ESOL STRATEGY is 12. Teach two objectives, learning and content.

The New York Times best-seller biography novel about the girl that was shot by the Taliban and stood for education is a touching literature circle book, students can discuss amongst their peers the drive and motivation Malala had despite the things that happened to her. The UDL principle is 3.2 and the ESOL STRATEGY is 3. Encourage self-talk (positive thinking)

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein is a read aloud picture book. The book is classic, sensitive parable about selflessness and represents positive role models and representation. The text allows you to see the underlying message of sometimes we take loved ones for granted. The UDL principle for this text is 3.1 and the ESOL strategy is 11. Place language in a meaningful context.

I absolutely love the Modern Fantasy novel by J.K. Rowling. The book is good for a literature circle group that can discuss the book and it‘s very controversial matter. The Chamber Of Secrets begins, as did the Philosopher‘s Stone with Harry once again at home with the dreadful Dursley‘s. There are mysterious happenings at Hogwarts and Harry, assisted by his staunch friends set about discovering the truth to the Chamber of Secrets and look for

In the Modern Fantasy novel you spend way more time in Harry‘s world. The book is seen more so in a script format and basically states that even things that are being done for the right reasons can still go horribly wrong. The book is a very good Literature circle group, kids can discuss in a small group format the book and how they felt about it. The UDL strategy is 3.2 and the ESOL strategy is 10. Teach think, pair and share strategies in

In addition to the popular biography series looks at the man behind the Disney franchise, whose affection for small-town life and desire to entertain people was apparent in all he created. The book is a New York best-seller and book for a read aloud. The UDL principle for this book is 3.1 and the ESOL strategy is 1.Teach questioning for clarification.

The book I am enough is nothing but an amazing picture book read. The book is all about loving who you are, respecting others, and being kind to one another. I am enough is perfect for a a literature circle and can really be heightened in days such as Valentine‘s Day to represent love. The book has won a Goodreads choice award and is labeled a fiction book. The UDL principle for this book is 3.2 and the ESOL strategy is

The book Wrinkle in time is a sort of turning point in children‘s intellectual lives. And also really ends up being beneficial, being labeled as a science fiction story it has some science significance. In a Wrinkle In Time Meg‘s father an eminent physicist, has been missing for two years. She discovers that her father is not the invincible protector she thought he was. She must not only come to terms with this realization, but find a way to

THIS BOOK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAVE!!! Jamie-lee Curtis does it again with an amazing read. This new your best-sellers is a must have in the classroom. In the book it tells about a family being made forever. A blended family at that. The book is very good for a nice read-aloud. The book has a lot of good points talking about family and love. The UDL principle for this book is 9.1 and the ESOL strategy is 3. Encourage self-talk (positive thinking)

El Deafo written by Cece Bell is one of my ABSOLUTE favorites to read❤️. This Newbery Honor Book is a must-have in your classroom. El Deafo is an LC read and is considered fiction. In El Deafo we meet Cece Bell who has suffered from hearing loss at a very young age, and her experiences with the Phonic Ear. The Phonic Ear is a hearing aid that allows her to hear things to a depth that sometimes she doesn‘t want to hear. Ultimately Cece turns into

This Halloween themed 🎃 book is sure you get you up and counting. This fun and festive RA book was written by Carole Gerber and illustrated by Michael Fleming is about 10 witches on busy brooms. In this Modern Fantasy book we take a trip around the city picking up one witch every step of the way! As a pre-service teacher this a quick and cute read-aloud book can get very interactive. You can also keep track of your students‘ numerical skills.

Does anyone love Penguins as much as I do?❄️❄️ Modern Fantasy book titled Eve of the Emperor Penguin Written by Mary Pope Osborne, Jack and Anne continue their journey to find the secret of happiness and secrets they need to save Merlin. Their adventures take them to ice cold Antartica, where they learn about happiness with the help of the Penguins. This book is one of the many magic tree house books that I absolutely love.

In the HF book called One Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-Garcia is really a gem. This Newbery honor book the story takes place during 1968 in Oakland, California during the time of a lot of civil action. The main characters Delphine, Vonetta and Fern are put on a plane from Brooklyn to Oakland to stay with their estranged mom. During it all society is changing and men with guns are shouting black power. And over the course of the next four weeks

Who knew🥕🥕🥕🥕 could be so CREEPY!! In this TR written by Aaron Reynolds and illustrated by Peter Brown we get to see just how creepy carrots can really get. In this Caldecott Award winning book we meet a Jasper Rabbit , he loves carrots and takes them from Crackenhopper field. That is until they start following him back home. This book is definitely an amazing edition to your personal and classroom library and just a great and easy read!