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"The Mayflower" Mark Greenwood & illustrator Frane Lessac

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"The Mayflower" Mark Greenwood & illustrator Frane Lessac

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This is a nonfiction history book. This is a letter to professor response.
Dear Professor Solomon,                    The book “The Mayflower” by: Mark Greenwood is a great story educating children on pilgrims and their journey. I believe it could be used in the elementary or junior high classroom. The book is intended for grade four but you could adapt it to fit any grade level. This book gives great descriptive details and gives the reader an idea of what it might of been like to be on the Mayflower. It uses a great timeline at the end of the book to layout what happened from the start of boarding the Mayflower all the way to President FDR making Thanksgiving a holiday. I think this book would be great to teach about Pilgrims and what their ideas were about leaving England as well as their journey.

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"The Unlucky Lottery Winners of Classroom 13" Honest Lee & Matthew J. Gilbert

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"The Unlucky Lottery Winners of Classroom 13" Honest Lee & Matthew J. Gilbert

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This is a chapter book (Bluebonnet Award winner). This is a summary Chapter book #1.
In this book the teacher, Ms. Linda, is very unlucky and has unlucky things happen to her everyday. One day she is very lucky and wins the lottery. She shares her winnings with her students. Every chapter of the book discusses how each student spends their money and how it was an unlucky situation. Each student finds a crazy way to spend their money and something crazy happens to it everytime!

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This is a graphic novel. I am doing a defining quote. Chapter book #2 “You're probably scare, and nervous, and just about ready to pee your pants. But don't run from your fear. Embrace it! Because believe me, the best things in life are worth fighting for.”  I think this quote is a great one for all ages to help them know that if they want something bad enough not to give up. They might be anxious and feel the butterflies in their tummies, but they just need to take all of that energy and put it to a good attitude and use it to get what you are aiming for. I think even adults, as well as children can learn from this quote.

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This is a fantasy chapter book. I am doing a infographic. Chapter book # 4

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"Junie B. Jones: Something Smells Fishy" Barbara Park

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"Junie B. Jones: Something Smells Fishy" Barbara Park

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This is a chapter book (realistic fiction). I am doing a book review. Chapter book # 4
Junie B Jones is a great series for young elementary readers. Students get to explore the life of Junie B and the hilarious things that happen to her and hear what she has to say about them. Junie B. is not only funny for students, she can make the parents laugh too. In this particular Junie B. Jones book Junie B. tries her hand at getting a pet fish for pet day at school because they can not bring their dogs. As always something crazy and funny will happen along the way. Junie B. takes you on adventures from getting new pets and loosing teeth,  With her there is never a dull moment.

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This is a picture book (biography). I am doing Sticky Notes.

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"Stage Fright on a Summer Night" by: Mary Pope Osborne

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"Stage Fright on a Summer Night" by: Mary Pope Osborne

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This is a Book Talk. About a chapter book (historical fiction). Chapter book # 5 https://vocaroo.com/i/s0Rgj9hxvZA6

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"The Three Little Pigs" by: Patricia Seibert

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"The Three Little Pigs" by: Patricia Seibert

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This is a picture book of a traditional tale. I did story maps.I put them all together in a collage (setting, character, problem and solution) so we could see them all in one photo!

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"Encyclopedia Brown Solves Them All" by: Donald J Sobol

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"Encyclopedia Brown Solves Them All" by: Donald J Sobol

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This is a chapter book (fantasy). I am doing a book recommendation. Chapter book # 6
This book really is a great one. It can relate to interests with boys and girls! Leroy Brown, a great detective of only 10 years old, solves mysteries for his friends and neighbors. We all think he might get his crime solving from his dad, the chief of police. There won't be any lack of cases to solve with 10 mysteries in each book! This is a great book to really hook kids and get them engaged with reading, and to have fun.

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"Civil War on Sunday" By; Mary Pope Osbourne

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"Civil War on Sunday" By; Mary Pope Osbourne

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This book is a chapter book (historical fiction). I am doing a book recommendation. Chapter book # 7
This book takes Jack and Annie back in time to the American Civil War! They meet Clara Barton and help wounded soldiers while on their journey. This book takes students back in time, in history, to experience and learn about the Civil War, in a more kid appropriate way!

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"Because of Winn Dixie" by: Kate DiCamillo

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"Because of Winn Dixie" by: Kate DiCamillo

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This is a chapter book (Bluebonnet award winner). I am doing a defining quote. Chapter book #8
“Do you think everybody misses somebody? Like I miss my mama?” “Mmmm-hmmm,” said Gloria. She closed her eyes. “I believe, sometimes, that the whole world has an aching heart.”  I think this quote is very worthy for students and adults to talk about. Everyone has feelings and emotions that they are not sure if other people have them. I think it is crucial for students to know that other people have the same exact feelings as them they just don't talk about them. I think children need to know it is okay to express when they are feeling sad, happy, alone or excited

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"Moses: When Harriet Tubman Lead Her People to Freedom" by: Carole Boston Weatherford

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"Moses: When Harriet Tubman Lead Her People to Freedom" by: Carole Boston Weatherford

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This is a Caldecott Honor Book. I am doing a book review.
This book shares Harriet Tubman's escape to freedom and how she took part in the underground railroad. The story is sketched threw dialogue of "prayer or encouragement" that helps Harriet not give up. This would be a great book for 2-5th graders and really give them a glimpse into the past about slavery, and the issues many faced.

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"First the Egg" by: Laura Vaccaro Seeger

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"First the Egg" by: Laura Vaccaro Seeger

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This is a Caldecott Award book. I am doing a book review.
This book makes understanding life-cycles easy and not complicated. Each page starts with first comes the... then comes the... going through the life-cycles of butterflies, frogs, chickens and flowers. It comes with dye cut outs to show how the egg transforms into something else. These books are truly so neat and would be a great intro into life-cycles and how things change.

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"Bridge to Teribithia" by: Katherine Paterson

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"Bridge to Teribithia" by: Katherine Paterson

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This is a banned book. I am doing a blog post. Chapter book #9

Link to the movie trailer that was based off the book: http://movies.disney.com/bridge-to-terabithia

Two outcasts at school become best friends where they use their imaginations to create an amazing place of their own. Until something terrible happens. Jess has to learn how to come and Terabithia just may help.

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"Girl Who Drank the Moon" by: Kelly Barnhill

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"Girl Who Drank the Moon" by: Kelly Barnhill

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This is a Newbery Award Winner.I am doing a book review. Chapter book # 10
This book has a fun twist of fantasy with a hint of childhood charm. The youngest in the protectorate is to be given up each year to keep them safe. The witch of the forest discovers the baby and has no idea why it is their. The witch (Xan) makes a mistake that might change everything forever. This is really a fun book for kids to get them to use their imagination and explore something truly just fantasy. I would say this book would be great for 4th grade and up.

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This is a Coretta Scott King Award Winner. I am doing a sticky notes.

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This is a Pura Belpre Award winner. I am doing a short write. Chapter book #11
The character in this story is just starting to make friends, learn english, and fit in at her new school. She moved from Cuba and it has taken her a long time to get where she is. After a terrible car accident, Ruthie has to spend a lot of time in bed. Do you think is based on something in the author's life?? It just so happens the story hits closer to home than some may realize.

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"Sarah Plain and Tall" by: Patricia MacLachlan

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"Sarah Plain and Tall" by: Patricia MacLachlan

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This is a Newbery award winner. I am doing a letter. Chapter book #12
Dear Dr. Solomon,
I have just read the book "Sarah Plain and Tall". I think it was a great book. It told the story of a young girl in the 19th century who was answering an advertisement to be a wife and mother. All while she was on her journey to get there, the children that she would be keeping were anxious for her to arrive and ready to meet her. It is a great read for students to see how life was long ago.

Sincerely,
Peyton Fischer

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I am doing a infographic. This is a nonfiction book.

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"I've Lost My Hippopotamus" by: Jack Prelutsky

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"I've Lost My Hippopotamus" by: Jack Prelutsky

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This is poetry. I am doing a poetry reading.

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This is poetry. I am doing a poetry reading. (I only did first stanza because the whole poem was too big to load)

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"Goldilocks & the Three Bears" by: James Marshall

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"Goldilocks & the Three Bears" by: James Marshall

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This is a traditional tale. I did sticky notes.

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I am doing a summary. This is a biography.
This fun book tells students all about the first man to walk on the moon. It starts off in his childhood and how he was very poor and how he didn't have certain attributes. It goes along telling his journey through comic strip like cartoon pictures and fun animations. The story will really connect with students because it has been made fun and interesting.

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This is a realistic fiction book. I am doing an infographic. Chapter book #13

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"The Day the Crayons Quit" by: Drew Daywalt

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"The Day the Crayons Quit" by: Drew Daywalt

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This is a post modern picture book. I am doing a short write.
This book brings up a good point to children, why do certain things/people have to do what they are said to do? Why does a chair have to be to sit on? Why can a chair not be a tool used to make a great fort to read in?? This helps students broaden their imagination with a funny, cute book.