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This is another book with a great lesson, about fitting in and not giving up. There is counting in this book which also incorporates math. The book is easy to connect to for younger kids because they may be skeptical of going to school.

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This is an informational text that explores different animals and their teeth. Children at the age of 6 enjoy learning about animals and move into hatching chicks and learning about how butterflies grow in first or second grade. Students will be able to connect well with this book.

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Although this is not a reading book, it's still a resource that I would like to expose students to early on. Looking at a children's dictionary will allow us to explore words that they may already know or not know at all.

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This is a nonfiction piece that looks to the life of a woman who studied gorillas. This piece could spark interest in mammals or monkeys and can be paired with other stories about gorillas.

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This is a fun book to work on imagery and help differentiate between fiction and informational because trucks don't actually ever do these real things that people can do.

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This is a book that I would use at any level from preschool through first grade. It works on letters, sounds, and rhyming. I would do a writing activity along with this book and use an alphabet book and have my focus learner create her own ABC book. This can also be a very interactive book.

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This is another classic story that teaches problem solving. We could focus on comprehension and fluency in this book and possibly use it in a running record as a "difficult" choice.

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Pete The Cat books are great to reinforce sight words and simple concepts. I would never use this as an assessment, but comprehension. These books also allow us to look at advanced vocabulary and work toward understanding tier 2 words.

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Dr. Suess are classics and wonderful for students in this age range. Green Eggs and Ham is a great book where we can explore rhyming and different word families. Words families are important for late kindergarten and early first grade. They are a great foundation for other words.

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This book would be working toward interest and motivation of a 6 year old girl who loves pink and sparkles. The book includes dialogue and problem solving. There are also some vocabulary words that we could work on and go over, as building vocabulary going into first grade is important.