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The Magic School Bus on the Ocean Floor by Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen

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The Magic School Bus on the Ocean Floor by Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen

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The adventures continue with Ms. Frizzle and her class as they explore the deep down in the ocean. The kids encounter many animals and learn new vocabulary. Ms. Frizzle knows the best ways to teach her class... and tire them out! She always says "the best way to learn is to see it close up!". The Magic School Bus series is a classic and kids of all ages love to read and watch it. This book would be great during a science lesson about marine life and would probably work best in an older classroom.

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No Honking Allowed! by Stephanie Calmenson and Illustrated by Antongionata Ferrari

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No Honking Allowed! by Stephanie Calmenson and Illustrated by Antongionata Ferrari

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Stego and Rex go for a ride downtown and they encounter a lot of things that Rex wants to honk at. The only problem is that there is no honking allowed! Rex has to decide what is appropriate to honk at and what is not appropriate, which may lead to some trouble. This book is very silly and would be great for a library read aloud. It also teaches kids some rules of the road which are important to know, even at a young age.

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Curious George Lost and Found by H.A. Rey and Margaret Rey

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Curious George Lost and Found by H.A. Rey and Margaret Rey

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Little George and his friend Jumpy end up on a wild journey while they were trying to feed the ducks at a farm that the man with the yellow hat drove them to. George and Jumpy get lost on a raft and have to find their way back to the farm and they pick up quite a surprise on the way home. This is a great independent reading book for younger grades. Everyone loves Curious George and want to see what his next silly adventure is!

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Hooway for Wodney Rat by Helen Lester and Illustrated by Lynn Munsinger

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Hooway for Wodney Rat by Helen Lester and Illustrated by Lynn Munsinger

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Rodney Rat cannot say his r’s and he is quite embarrassed about it. His classmates make fun of him which has made him very shy and not social. One day a new classmate arrives, the giant Camilla Capybara! She is obnoxious, rude, and the biggest know-it-all the class has ever encountered. Rodney becomes the class hero when he realizes Camilla does not understand his speech impediment and runs her out of town. This book has a good underlying meaning that teachers can go into. Teachers can discuss bullying and how it affects the people around them and they can discuss other emotions portrayed in the book. It is also good representation for students with speech impediments because that is something that can cause a lot of anxiety.

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Little Miss Birthday by Roger Hargreaves

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Little Miss Birthday by Roger Hargreaves

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Little Miss Birthday always gives the best gifts to her friends, she knows exactly what they want! Mr. Wrong’s birthday is coming up and she has no idea what to get him, until one of her friends unknowingly gives her the best idea ever. This book is great for teaching kids the context of different words. For example they learn the context of bump when Little Miss Birthday gives Mr. Bump a bed with no legs. He cannot hurt himself while sleeping now. This book is also a fun independent reading time book for younger students.