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We picked this non-fiction text as the topic is of interest to our students and there are valuable life skills to be learnt from it.

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Chinese Picture books for lower primary pupils to introduce local authors.

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Chinese Picture books for lower primary pupils to introduce local authors.

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This book series has many good values:)

SiHui(ESPS)

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by Lorraine Tan

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The "Invisible People" series shares about hidden occupations in Singapore that we sometimes overlook. We chose this series as we wanted students to learn more about the society they live in. These titles can also tie in with values education.

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This Q&A illustrated book is great in helping students navigate and understand the different cultures of Singapore. 

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SiHui (ESPS)

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Caldecott Medal Winner
Newbery Honor Book
APALA Award Winner

A story about the power of sharing memories—including the painful ones—and the way our heritage stays with and shapes us, even when we don’t see it.

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Fatihah(FSPS)

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A Newberry Award winner, 'New Kid' strikes a chord with students who feel different and out of place. Students particularly enjoy this graphic novel for its interesting illustrations and coming-of-age narrative.

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This is a very well-written book that touches on the themes of nature and family. It is full of lovely illustrations as well. My P3 students loved the book - I read it to them in class.

[Yu Neng Primary School - Leanna]