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"A Squiggly Story". Written by Andrew Larsen and Illustrated by Mike Lowery

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This book can be used to help better the writing of students as its story details ways to write letters and word more effectively. This book can be used in read aloud where in between breaks, the students can write down different letters and word shown in the book.

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"Giving to others". Written by Jeffery L. Williams

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This book can be used to teach students the importance of being helpful and kind to others. This book also has certain words bolded for the students to notice and learn them. The book can be used as an groups activity where students are separated in groups so that they can read to each other and try to sound out the new words on their own. They can ask the teacher for any words they have difficulty in understanding. They would try writing the words without the help of the book.

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"The Word Collector". Written by Peter H. Reynolds

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This book can be used to help students understand, pronounce, and eventually write bigger words. This book can also be use in a read aloud where is the teacher can pass out small, laminated cards with the words in the book on them to the students. The teacher in between breaks will sound out the word and will ask the students to hold up the card that the word sounded like.

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"Abraham Lincoln: Stand Tall". Written by John Micklos Jr.

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This book can be used to help better the writing of students as it is a more informational text and can provide a wider range of vocabulary knowledge for students to learn.

This book can be used in a group reading where each students has their own book. The teacher can read alongside the students and afterward, make them write a small paragraph based on guided questions of the text.

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"Seafarers and Explorers". Written by Mike Dumbleton.

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This book can be used to help better the writing skills of students as it gives them more vocabulary knowledge.

This book can be used through the Question-Answer relationships (QAR) strategy called "In the Text and In My Head". It's a chart used to deepen students reading comprehension and it can be used along with guide questions to improve students writing by making them think more critically about their answer.

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"The Tortoise and the Rabbit". Written by Jeffery L. Williams and Illustrated by Alessandro Pastori.

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This book can help students become better writers by having them understand their vowels and the sounds that the vowels make.

This book can use by have students fill in the blank for vowels of different letters after a read -aloud.

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"The Archer and the Bow". Written by Jeffery L. Williams

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This book can help students with their writing as it exposes them to a more difficult read, thus expanding on their vocabulary and grammar while increasing their writing fluency.

This book can be used in class by having students write a small paragraph on using guided questions on the story while being provided with a vocabulary sheet of words used in the story to encourage students to use those new words. The teacher can put the definition of the words in the vocabulary sheets too.

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"Wombat Stew". Written by Marcia Vaughan and Illustrated by Pamela Lofts. 

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This book can help students with their writing as it teaches them the phonics of words with their word rhymes. This book can be used in a read-aloud where the teacher can have students call out the different rhyming words within the book. Afterwords, the teacher can then add the words into the students' vocabulary and use those words throughout a week by incorporating them into their daily learning (class reading, daily journaling, etc.).

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"Rocket writes a story". Written by Tad Hills. 

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This book can help students to become better writers by expanding their imaginations and inspiring them write their own stories. This book can be used in a class activity where students can write their favorite part of the story and why it was their favorite part.

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"Princess Diana: The People Princess". Written by Alan Trussell-Cullen.

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This book can help students become better writers by expanding their vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension. This book can be used in a writing activity where students can write a short story on an important part of Princess Diana life.

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"How to write a Great Poem". Written by Kenn Nesbitt. 

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This book can help students practice their writing by making them focus on developing fuller sentences and using new words for those sentences. This book can be used as a fun lesson where students can follow along in creating their own poems while the teacher is demonstrating by writing their poem as well while reading the book out loud.

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"The Ant and the Grasshopper". Retold by Jeffery L. Williams, Illustrated by Ray Besserdin. 

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This book can help students become better writers by providing an example of what narrative structure is and how its portrayed. Students can use this book in a class activity by writing their own ending of the story (the ant never let the grasshopper in, the ant invited both the grasshopper and his family, etc.).