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I would use this book either in a lesson about the artist himself in a cross-curricular lesson on art and history and possibly writing. 

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This book would be read aloud during black history month and followed by an art lesson based on the idea of using your experiences as inspiration. 

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This would be a book to use with younger grades about creativity and imagination and will accompany a lesson on imperfection and how beautiful it can be. 

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This book would be for the youngest grades and I would use it in my classroom to discuss soft and loud sounds. 

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This book would accompany a discussion and writing prompt on how sometimes hard things, like learning to play the violin, are worth doing, they just take time. 

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An upper elementary read about perseverance and the many ways math impacts our daily life, I would assign this as a reading circle text. 

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This is a creative counting book for younger grades and prek, I would use it for a read-aloud as well as pair it with a counting activity, such as ordering paper numbers. 

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One thing that is important to me is making sure that girls are as confident in their ability to do math as boys. I would use this as a circle time read and follow up the story with a self-reflection writing prompt about what students think they are good at. 

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This book would be a particularly wonderful read if students in my class begin to grumble about math and to help students understand that big feelings are alright, and how to overcome them and power through. 

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This would be used as an introductory story to a unit on fractions. 

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This would be another excellent choice for a literature circle book, or to simply to have in my classroom library for older students to borrow. 

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Another book that reminds girls that they can do anything boys can do, this book would pair well with a writing prompt about what kind of scientists they would most like to be. 

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This early reader book will be perfect for a lesson on the types of weather for young students. 

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This is one of my favorite books, and I would use it in a steam lesson, or to introduce a new exploration station in the classroom. 

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This book would be a great read-loud book and an opportunity to talk about the importance of imagination and creative thinking. 

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I am particularly excited about this book, and plan to use it to teach a lesson on point of view and how advertisements can shape our ideas, followed by a project for students to create their own advertisement for a product of their choice. 

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This book examines the lives of different kids around the world, and I would use to as an introduction for students to share their own cultures wither as a writing prompt or in a group discussion. 

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Another book aimed at young learners, this book will help with a lesson about how to handle anger and explain why we need to make safe choices with our friends. 

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This book about feelings will be a wonderful start to a unit on different feelings and how to handle them for small learners. 

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This cute book will be a great introduction to the responsibilities of citizens and how our government and laws work, and would be a perfect read for election month.  