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Readers get to go on a journey through the zoo to see what animals live there. Students can count how many animals they see and put themselves in the story by relating to a time they visited a zoo or what sound an animal makes.

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Miguel is exploring the garden and finds a lot of flowers, plants, and bugs while there. There are a diverse range of characters that children can relate to and see themselves in or see characters that may be different from people they see in their community.

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LBB Celebrity Storytime: JaNay Brown-Wood & Samara Hardy - Miguel's Community Garden

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Left Bank Books is excited to present another Virtual Celebrity Storytime! We welcome Award-winning author JaNay Brown-Wood and illustrator Samara Hardy, who...

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This story teaches students that every goodbye can have a beautiful hello. Students can learn more about how to manage their emotions in the colorful illustrations of leaving a good thing but knowing there is something great waiting for them next. The diverse characters and relatable settings can be a mirror into the students personal lives.

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Goodbye, Friend! Hello, Friend! Children's Book Read Aloud

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A young boy compares himself to other objects and animals. This book can relate to young students size and comparing themselves to the world around them. It is a window into how other people can feel the same as they do and how, in the end, they are perfect just the way they are.

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In Like, a child observes all the things in the world that are like and unlike them. There are variety of skin tones and relationships/comparisons to other objects and things throughout the book. Students can see a version of themselves in the characters or how they are alike to objects.

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LIKE by ANNIE BARROWS and illustrated by LEO ESPINOSA

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By New York Times-bestselling author Annie Barrows and Pura Belpre Honor award recipient Leo Espinosa, this picture book offers a sequence of outlandishly fu...

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It is spring and a little girl helps her grandma in the garden. Students can see themselves spending the day with their grandparent or relative through the little girl as well as learning about gardening.

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🌻. Up In The Garden And Down In The Dirt - Read Aloud

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Amara is in search for a pumpkin in this farm related book. Amara is relatable as she is searching for food to make a potluck dish for all of her friends. For younger students there is a lot of repetition of words, great for grasping understanding and meaning.

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📚 Kids Book Read Aloud: AMARA'S FARM by JaNay Brown-Wood and Samara Hardy

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Amara is hosting a potluck on her farm for all her friends, and her snacks won't be complete without her pumpkins. She's searched and searched, but Amara's grow

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In this story, students will listen to two caterpillar friends who are going through some changes. Students can relate to this tale as the main characters are friends, experiencing changes to themselves, and comparing their unique features.

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Kids Storytime with Elsa - "Moth and Butterfly - Read Aloud - Princess Eleanor and Friends

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A boy and his dog are experiencing the changing seasons. Students can relate to realizing the difference in seasons and recognizing the patterns and different elements of the weather. They can see themselves in the boy who is curious and observant.

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Story Time with Outpost: Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring

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A child experiences their moms feelings in an illustration of emotions through their point of view. Students can see how the main character processes their moms emotions and how they have to spend time with relatives or friends when their mom is experiencing a lot of feelings.