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I was excited to learn the Rainbow fish story continues. This story could be used discussing meeting people who are different than you. This could also be used as a sequencing activity - which animal/fish did Rainbow meet first?

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By Rachael Urrutia Chu (Author), Kate Jeffery (Illustrator)

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By Rachael Urrutia Chu (Author), Kate Jeffery (Illustrator)

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This book would be great when talking with children about emotions and how to help friends when they are angry, scared, or sad.   I looked online and found the coloring book version of the book. Very cool!

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I pictured a kindergarten teacher reading this on the first day of school. What a great book to get children excited about reading!

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The illustrations in the book are beautiful. The book's moral is always look at the whole picture. This could be used when teaching children about their senses, specifically touch- the first 6 mice each felt something different.

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By Kelly Bennett  (Author), Noah Z. Jones (Illustrator)

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By Kelly Bennett  (Author), Noah Z. Jones (Illustrator)

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This book would be a great addition to a pet theme. This can lead into a class discussion on which students have pest? and how do you care for them?

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by Kara McMahon (Adapter), Charles M. Schulz  (Author), Scott Jeralds (Illustrator)

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by Kara McMahon (Adapter), Charles M. Schulz  (Author), Scott Jeralds (Illustrator)

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This would be fun to read before letting the class watch the movie version around Halloween time.

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I would recommend this book to parents as a night-time read given the theme. This book could also be helpful to read with students struggling with separation anxiety. My library also had a "llama llama" puppet patrons could check out.

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I envision this book being read to the class after the teacher observes bullying behavior in the classroom. Moral: everyone is special and can make a positive difference, its ok to be different.

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By Bill Martin Jr.  (Author), Eric Carle (Illustrator)

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By Bill Martin Jr.  (Author), Eric Carle (Illustrator)

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I feel like this book was made to be read-aloud. I love how the animals are specific (stripped skunk, screech owl). Would be a quality addition to an animal theme unit.