The Very Hungry Cater Pillar, a RF picture book written and illustrated by Eric Carle, would be a great story to use for AS. Eric Carle is very well known for his picture books and students should definitely be made aware of who he is! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

The Cat in the Hat, a MF picture book written and illustrated by Dr. Seuss, would be a great story to use for PR. This book is super repetitive and has some a lot of great site words. It would be a good read for beginning readers.

The Dot, a RF picture book written and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds, would be a great story to use for S. This book is super cute and inspiring and teaches a great lesson to students.(Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes, a MF picture book written by James Dean and illustrated by Eric Litwin, would be a great story to use for S. This book is so fun and repetitive which is great for students who are learning English! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Goodnight Moon, a MF picture book written by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd, would be a great story to use for S. This book is awesome for beginning readers! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Here We Are, a NF picture book written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers, would be a great story to use for RA. This book explains to children the amazing wonders of our universe! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Holes, a RF novel written by Louis Sachar, would be a great book to use for LC. It is a SSYR Award winner! This book introduces so many endearing characters and teaches an amazing lesson about loyalty and friendships. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Be Quiet, a MF picture book written and illustrated by Ryan T. Higgins, would be a great story to use for S. It is a SSYR Award winner! This book follows Rupert the mouse through a fun story hat is very visually stimulating to children. This book also has an amazing vocabulary selection.(Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Wolf in the Snow, a MF picture book written and illustrated by Matthew Cordell, would be a great story to use for RT. This book tells the tale of a wolf and a young girl who each get lost in the snow. It is a Caldcott Award winner! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

The Ugly Duckling, a TL picture book written by Hans Christian Anderson and illustrated by Bernadette Watts, would be a great story to use for RA. It is also a Caldecott Award winner! This book tells the tale of a young duckling that does not feel like he fits in. This book teaches a great lesson to students about self-acceptance. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

She Persisted, a B picture book written by Chelsea Clinton and illustrated by Alexandra Boiger, would be a great story to use for RA. It is also a Good Reads Choice Award winning book! This book travels through time and introduces strong and remarkable women to your class. This would be great to read during Women‘s History Month. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

The Hunger Games, a SF trilogy, is a series of novels written by Suzanne Collins. These books are so interesting and allow students to become immersed in a world they could only have imagined. The Hunger Games is a great story that facilitates a lot of great lessons. I think this book would be best read as IR. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

I Took the Moon for a Walk, a MF picture book written by Carolyn Curtis and illustrated by Allison Jay, is a great book to conduct S with students! This story is a fun and whimsical one that allows students to really use their imagination. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Number The Stars, a HF novel written by Lois Lowry and a Newbery award winner, is a great book for LC! This book is equipped with a heart wrenching story that allows students to learn about the holocaust in a more immersive way. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Falling Up, a P novel written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein, would be amazing for S with students. This book is filled to the brim with whimsical poems paired with brilliant drawings. This would be such a fun read for kids! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

No, David! Is a RF picture book written and illustrated by David Shannon. This book would be great for RA, as it is a Caldecott award winner and students will love to see the pictures. This book teaches a great lesson that no matter what you do, your family will always love you! Students seem to always be able to relate to the mischievous main character. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Out Of My Mind, a RF novel written by Sharon Draper, is an awesome book for students to get wrapped up with for IR. This book has won many awards like YR and SS and was also on the NYTBS list. This book does a great job in teaching students that you really can‘t judge a person by how they look on the outside. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Wonder, a RF novel written by R.J. Palacio, is a great book to have students do
LC with! This book was on the NYTBS list and is truly wonderful in every aspect. This book teaches children the importance of kindness and how to be more open to embracing diversity. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Click Clack Moo, a F picture book written by Doreen Cronin and Illustrated by Betsy Lewin, would be a great book to use for RT. This book is a Caldecott Award winner, so you‘re in for a treat when it comes to illustrations in this book. This story is a great tool to use in the classroom to help students understand that teamwork is vital when you are trying to accomplish a big task. (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

Whoever You Are, an NF picture book written by Mem Fox and Illustrated by Leslie Staub, would be a great book to use for RA‘s. This book is a great tool to use in the classroom to teach students that no matter who they are, what they look like, or where they come from, we are all still the same when it comes to our hearts. (cont.) #ucflae3414su19