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By: Judith St. George
This book is a useful example to implement information about the history of the presidents of the United States to students. It has fun facts about the presidents and makes for a funny book. I think the book would be appropriate for second-fourth graders.

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By: Lloyd G. Douglas
Perfect book for any classroom. Helps students learn the importance of saying our Pledge of Allegiance! Kindergarten-fifth grade.

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By: Sally Lee
Great book for the history on school and how much it has changed from then to now. I think it would be a great lower elementary read.

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By: Bonnie Bader
Perfect for Martin Luther King day and black history month! Perfect for a read aloud during either of those times, as well as just great for a history lesson. Good for second-fourth grade.

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By: Deborah Chandra
This story gives a great deal of history on George Washington. It also gives a ton of funny facts for students to read about. This would be a good book for second-fourth graders.

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America Is Under Attack: September 11, 2001: The Day the Towers Fell

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America Is Under Attack: September 11, 2001: The Day the Towers Fell

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By: Don Brown
How to explain the events, emotions, and tragedy of that day to children who didn’t experience it? These are personal stories, humanizing the first responders, passengers, witnesses, and survivors that were part of that day, while still maintaining a straightforward account of events. Would read aloud to students second-fifth grade, around the time of September 11th.

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By: Mordicai Gerstein
Not about the September 11 attacks, this book is instead the story of Phillipe Petit, the tightrope artist who walked between the two towers, just as the World Trade Center was being completed in 1974. Super cool story to share more about the history of the twin towers. Would share to third-fifth graders.

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There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow! 

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There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow! 

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By: Lucille Colandro
Great book for when teaching about the weather, or even just during the winter. Has lots of receptiveness in the syntax. Would be great for younger students, kindergarten-second grade.

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By: Mary Ann Fraser
This book is full of factual information about nocturnal animals! Would be great for a science lesson for third graders.

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By: Augusta Goldin
This book gives readers immense amounts of information about ducks! Good read for students aged second-fourth greade.

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By: Alan Marks
Here come the horseshoe crabs. Each spring, millions of horseshoe crabs lurch onto the shores of Delaware Bay. In the moist sand they mate and lay their eggs. Super interesting creatures, great for first-third grade.

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By: April Pulley Sayre
Discover the wonder of water in this refreshingly fun and fascinating exploration of rain, raindrops, and the water cycle. Super interesting, good for middle elementary.

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By: James and Kimberly Dean
Pete the cat and his friends count missing cupcakes in this cute and funny story. This book would be great for a math lesson for younger children in kindergarten and first grade.

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By: Virginia Kroll
This fun read helps explain equality between numbers in mathematics. Helpful book for those couple of students struggling to understand the concept. Great read for students in second and third grade.

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By: Philemon Sturges
This book is a great help when it comes to counting by tens. Would be a great help during small group instruction maybe. I can see first and second graders reading this book!

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By: Pat Hutchins
This fun book has so many characters, it would be great for students to count how many and who comes before or after each person! Great read for first-third graders.

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By: Audrey Wood
This book is so sweet, and has many characters all jump into the same to nap together. This book would be great for counting! Good read for kindergarteners and first graders.

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By: Mem Fox
Great book for learning to count in a row! Great for younger students in elementary school.

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By: Marcus Pfister
This book has beautiful inspirational illustrations with different mediums. It would be great for an art lesson for children ages first to fourth grade.

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The Tree Lady: The True Story of How One Tree-Loving Woman Changed a City Forever

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The Tree Lady: The True Story of How One Tree-Loving Woman Changed a City Forever

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By: H. Joseph Hopkins
Kate decided that San Diego needed trees more than anything else. So this trailblazing young woman singlehandedly started a massive movement that transformed the town into the green, garden-filled oasis it is today. Filled with beautiful pictures for all elementary grades!

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By: Laura Joffe Numeroff
Just as jellybeans are different colors and flavors, each character in this heartwarming friendship story has a personality and pizzazz that young readers will love. So many colors and great for readers all ages.

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By: Gabriel Alborozo
Whether one drips, dots, daubs—or carefully dabs—there is a wonderful world of art waiting to be explored, and this exuberant book reassures all children that art is for them.

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By: Mem Fox
This book is full of rhyming and colors as children search for the green sheep. Would be a great read for students in first and second grade.

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By: Judy Schachner
Hilarious book that incorporates so many rhyming patterns. Even incorporates some "Spanish" lingo for students. This book would be for students grades second-third.

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By: Ralph Fletcher
Great mentor text for students who get stuck on writing about the same things all the time. This book gives examples about tons of things to write about for just one experience. Would be great for students third-fifth grade.

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By: Joan Graham
In this book all forms of light are given shape in this remarkable collection of poetry! Fun and cool book to read to students involving poetry, good for second-fourth grade.

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This book has poems about the different seasons throughout the year. Could be used for poetry, weather, or language arts. Great for a read aloud for first-third grade.

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By: Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom has great exposure of all 26 letters of the alphabet for students. The book incorporates some rhymes as well. It would be a great read for younger students kindergarten-second grade.

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By: Robin Pulver
This funny book reminds students how important the silent letters are in words too! They are there for a reason. Great read for first-third grade.

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By: Helaine Becker
This book is such a great read, especially if your students are having a hard time getting into reading on their own. Super inspirational, great for second-fourth grade.

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By: Keith Baker
This picture book highlights a variety of interests, hobbies, and careers; each one themed to a letter of the alphabet and gives a wonderful sense of the colorful world we live in. Good for younger grades, kindergarten or first.

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Click, Clack, Quackity-Quack: An Alphabetical Adventure

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Click, Clack, Quackity-Quack: An Alphabetical Adventure

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By: Doreen Cronin
The cows on Farmer Brown's farm are typing again. Duck can't wait to show everyone their latest note. Just what are they up to this time? Duck's not telling, but if you follow the alphabet one letter at a time, you'll find out. Hilarious story involving the alphabet! Good for kindergarten and first graders.

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By: Patricia Polacco
This story is about the author and her struggles with learning growing up. She writes it as a memoir thanking her old teacher from back in the day. Super sweet and great for second-fifth grade.

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By: R.J. Palacio
This book makes kids laugh, cry, gasp in shock, and think deeply about how they treat people who are “different.” It tells the powerful story of Auggie, a fifth grader with a severe facial deformity who goes to a traditional school for the first time. Would read to third-fifth graders.

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By: Brad Meltzer
Abraham Lincoln always spoke up about fairness, and thus he led the country to abolish slavery. This book follows him from childhood to the presidency, including the Civil War and his legendary Gettysburg Address. Great read aloud for second-fifth grade during February or March.

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By: Jean Fritz
Everyone knows about Paul Revere's midnight ride. But not everyone knows the harrowing details and narrow escapes that occurred along the way. This timeless and witty book highlights little-known facts about patriot Paul Revere. Great read for students in second-fifth grade.

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By: Yona Zeldis McDonough
Born a slave in Maryland, Harriet Tubman knew first-hand what it meant to be someone's property; she was whipped by owners and almost killed by an overseer. This tragic story gives history on who Harriet was, and how much she accomplished. Would read to third-fifth graders.

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By: Rosa Parks
Rosa Parks talks candidly about the civil rights movement and her active role in it. Her dedication is inspiring; her story is unforgettable. Great read aloud for students third-fifth grade.

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By: Drew Daywalt
This super sweet funny story gives students and teachers a laugh. It gives an appreciation for all the crayons that students use over the years. Great read for fourth or fifth grade.

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By: Elizabeth Bram
This creative story is inspiring for students to read. This story is filled with joy and shows students how great writing is. Great book for third-fifth grade.

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By: Michael Ian Black
This book gives inspiration on all the amazing different things that children can do. Great read for students in second-fourth grade.

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By: Mo Willems
This funny story takes a little twist on Goldilocks and the Three Bears. It is a great read for students, would be great to compare and contrast to the original book! Good for first-third grade.

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By: Watty Piper
This book is one of my favorites. It was read to me during my first week of kindergarten, inspiring young students that they can do what they set their minds to! Great read for younger elementary students.

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By: Andrew Clements
This book shares the creative qualities in writing and "creating your own words." Inspiring for writers and readers during third-fifth grade.

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By: Peter H. Reynolds
This fun book is full of drawings and explains to readers that there is no "right" way to draw. Being creative is great! Good read for students in grades second-fourth.

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By: Barbara Bottner
This book is a funny inspirational story about a girl who doesn't love reading. Super relatable for a ton of students, she then finds a topic she loves and becomes a book worm! Great story for students in second-fourth grade.

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By: Robert McCloskey
This adventurous story gets students' creative juices flowing. Such a classic, and great for students in first-third grade.

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By: Maurice Sendak
This classic story gets students' inspired with it's beautiful drawings as well as creative story line. Would read this book to students in kindergarten-fifth grade.

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By: Crockett Johnson
This book shows students how far your imagination can take you. Harold draws so many different fun objects that keeps students intrigued throughout the story. Great read for second-fourth graders.

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By: Linda Long
This book is so interactive and engaging. It keeps the students intrigued and has them thinking creatively! Great read aloud for students in third-fifth grade.

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By: Robert Burleigh
This story paints a beautiful fantasy world into reader's imaginations. It also has some poetic features. Would be great for upper elementary students.