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1) Click the "+" in the bottom corner of the padlet.
2) Enter Name and the link to your Assignment Picture Book Soak

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Here is my picture book soak.  I hope you enjoy these books.  I have included a little mood music to listen to while you read my post if you would like. Enjoy

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Picture book soak!

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Enjoy! I had a lot of fun doing this project!

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Picture Book Soak!
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My Picture Book Soak! Enjoy!!

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Picture Book Soak Smore

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Picture Book Soak - Literature Immersion Assignment #1 by Emma Buchanan by Emma Buchanan | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Picture Book Soak

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Picture Book Soak

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Picture Book Soak

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Here’s my picture book soak.

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Picture Book Soak

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Picture Book Parade - My one-hour voyage in the picture book section of a library. by Whitney Chrisco | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Picture Book Soak

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Picture Book Soak

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This is the story of Aria, a young black girl, who has beautiful hair. She is glad that people like her hair as much as she does, but she doesn't like that people want to touch her hair without her permission. Her story takes the reader across the city and into an imaginary world of mermaids and aliens where everyone wants to touch her hair! Aria finds herself on a deserted island where she is all alone with just her hair for company. She eventually comes to realize it's okay to to say "No!" to people who try to touch her hair without permission and it is also okay to remind people to always ask before encroaching on her personal boundaries.

I loved this story! The illustrations are brightly colored and bold, the layout easy to follow on the page, and the story line easy to understand. I love the message of the story about respecting other people's boundaries and that children have control over their own bodies. I would recommend this book to counselors and teachers when teaching about respect of self and others.

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This is the story of Aria, a young black girl, who has beautiful hair. She is glad that people like her hair as much as she does, but she doesn't like that people want to touch her hair without her permission.

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Book Soak

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So I know 7 was the minimum, but I went a little nuts haha. Enjoy, gang!

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This story is a lovely tale of a young boy, Georgie. Georgie found himself in a bit of trouble for a minute. His Papa not only saved him, but was able to teach him a valuable lesson. Papa took Georgie all around the town and had him to share his "stolen coal" with the members of his poor little community.

The illustrations in this book are gorgeous. It would be a great resource for teaching values and right vs wrong. It could even be used to compare and contrast the story of Robin Hood.

This story is a funny and exciting story about a young girl who discovers she has lost her tooth on picture day. She tries all sorts of funny tricks to fix her missing tooth problem. Her personality is sassy, a bit like Junie B Jones. This is a great book to read with Kindergarten and First Graders to help ease any nerves about picture day. It would also be a good resource when talking about dental health or the human body.

In this silly story, the bus driver leaves the reader in charge of the bus. The Pigeon spends the entire story trying to convince the reader to let them drive the bus. He is very persuasive. He tries to make a deal, he cries, he promises to be good, he even brings the readers "momma" into the story.

This book would be a great book to use when modeling persuasive writing.

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This story is a lovely tale of a young boy, Georgie. Georgie found himself in a bit of trouble for a minute. His Papa not only saved him, but was able to teach him a valuable lesson. Papa took Georgie all around the town and had him to share his "stolen coal" with the members of his poor little community.

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Age group 5-8
The book is about animals sharing and the bird having to share more than he is willing too.
This book would be great to teach children the importance of sharing, but sometimes it's not comfortable all the time to share.

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Picture Book Soak Assignment 1
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ek-OxD8bs3OtCk0tbh5QbPXvyQBq7xwkJO12LPc_A74/edit#slide=id.g859815f7a9_0_0

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Literature Immersion Assignment 1- Picture Book Soak

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I Promise By Lebron James
This book included illustrations of lots of black children with natural and realistic hair styles and the presence of a black male teacher in the classroom made me like this book even more. The pledge that the children are taking in this book could also be a pledge for me as well. This is a great book for students to learn to be accountable for themselves and begin to take part in who they want to become .

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My favorite was definitely Giraffes Can't Dance! I know a few of y'all had mentioned it during our first class, but it's been a long while since I've picked up any picture books and this one was completely new to me. I loved the illustrations and the story, I thought it was so sweet and encouraging as well as fun to look at!

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My favorite book was
CRAZY HAIR DAY by: Barney Saltzberg because after working in the classroom as a teacher, I can empathize with students on picture day. I've had students that wore something that wasn't quite so flattering on picture day and we (myself and class) really had to work hard to get them out of their blue mood. So, for me this story was touching because the class rallied behind the main character and had their own kind of crazy hair day too.

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My favorite was Milo imagines the World

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Our Table
by Peter H. Reynolds
Picture books are not just for kids. Like many picture book creators, Peter H. Reynolds seems to address his adult audience just as much as children. In this beautiful story, he focuses on a young girl whose family has lost touch with one another due to their attachment to their devices. Violet helps her family to reconnect with one another by having them all help to rebuild the dinner table. She smartly appeals to each member of the family and their skills with their particular devices to have each person complete one phase of the rebuild. This book is an excellent read aloud and discussion prompter for the entire family.

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by Peter H. Reynolds Picture books are not just for kids. Like many picture book creators, Peter H. Reynolds seems to address his adult audience just as much as children. In this beautiful story, he focuses on a young girl whose family has lost touch with one another due to their attachment to their devices.

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My Favorite book of the book tasting was Together We Grow written by Susan Vaught. This was the first time I'd seen or heard of the book, and I was pleasantly surprising by the beautiful illustrations and kind, inclusive message of making room for everyone. I also chose this book because it was light on text and able to hold the attention of much younger readers (especially with only animal characters) while also sharing a great lesson.