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This book is about a keeper of a lighthouse and he does all these chores to keep the lighthouse up and running. He takes care of all his guest and makes sure they have what they need. Until he gets sick and his lighthouse light breaks. The people that he took care of came in return and took care of him.

This is a good book to read in your classroom because it shows the meaning of taking care of one another, supporting each other and having one's back. This book shows character and responsibility as well.

Sophie Blackall, Sophie.

"Hello Lighthouse." Little, Brown, and Company, 2018.

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Hello Lighthouse (Caldecott Medal Winner)

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Amazon.com: Hello Lighthouse (Caldecott Medal Winner): 9780316362382: Blackall, Sophie: Books

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This book is about a boy who grandfather want all over to find a new home he first start off with going from japan and crossing the pacific ocean his grandfather was a very young man when he moved from Europe he was on a boat for 3 weeks and when the boat stopped it was time for him to start his life over he looked around the north and watch trains and riverboats he looked around town until the day was over he never thought about going back home after a while he want back to his home town and got married the girl who was his sweetheart and had a daughter and had a grandson who told his grandpa story.

This is a good book that should be used in the classroom because the wording and the language of the book is a good because the way that they put the book together was in a good way and how the kids behavior would be after reading the book and what would they ask about the book and how the books is made what they wanna know about the book.

Allen Say, Allen.

"Grandfather's Journey." Houghton Mifflin, 1993

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social issues - emigration & immigration

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juvenile fiction / family / multigenerational

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juvenile fiction / people & places / asia

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social issues - emigration & immigration

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juvenile fiction / family / multigenerational

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juvenile fiction / people & places / asia

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Grandfather's Journey [Allen Say] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Grandfather's Journey

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This book is about a police officer who has a bunch of safety rules that he presents to the school. Everyone finds it boring. Officer Buckle gets a police dog and takes him to his safety meeting. The dog starts doing tricks and acts according to what Officer Buckle is saying. This seems to interest the crowd and Officer Buckle gets popular for it. He has little to know that the dog does tricks behind his back, and when he finds out Officer Buckle is mad. He's mad that people only pay attention to Gloria. Gloria goes back to the school for a safety meeting but Officer Buckle doesn't go with him. Since Gloria can't speak she couldn't do any tricks without Officer Buckle. When Officer Buckle finds out about this he realizes that it takes a team.

This is a great book that needs to be used in the classroom because it uses wonderful communication skills. It shows leadership and pride. The illustrations in this book are understanding and creative. The book is overall wonderful it really teaches children the value of teamwork and forgiveness.

Peggy Rathmann, Peggy.

"Officer Buckle and Gloria." Putnam Books, 1995

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Officer Buckle and Gloria is a 1995 picture book by Peggy Rathmann that won the 1996 Caldecott Medal.[1] Based on a 2007 online poll, the National Education Association listed the book as one of its “Teachers’ Top 100 Books for Children.”[2] It was one of the “Top 100 Picture Books” of all time in a 2012 poll by School Library Journal.[3] The animated adaptation, narrated by John Lithgow and animated by Chris Larson, was released in 1997 by Weston Woods Studios.

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This book is about a dog that little girls loved. They loved the dog so much and they lived in a small house in Pairs. Their house was old and was coverd with vines. In that house there were twelve little girls who all stayed in the house. One day there was a little girl playing and fell off the brige and into the water. They had thought she died. They were hoping that poor Madeline was not dead. A dog pulled her up out the water. The girls loved the dog so much that they took it home, they would cry, and fight over who the dog slept with it at night time. The dog loved doing tricks and eating biscuites until the president came into the school and told them no dog wer allowed and the kicked the dog out hours later. They were looking and could not fine her. She came back and the girls where still fighing over who she slept with. Later that night she gave brith to puppies.

I would use this book in my classroom because of how the book is made and the language in the book. They could have kids ask about the book, how the book is instresting for the kids, and how this book made them feel on what the book is, and how would this make the kid behave after they hear about the book.

Ludwig Bemelmans, Ludwig. "Madeline's Rescue." The Viking Press, 1935.

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Madeline’s Rescue is a children’s picture book by Ludwig Bemelmans, the second in his Madeline series. Released by Viking Press, it was the recipient of the Caldecott Medal for illustration in 1954.[1]