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Sam the Most Scaredy-Cat Kid in the Whole World by Mo Williams

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Sam the Most Scaredy-Cat Kid in the Whole World by Mo Williams

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This is the story of a boy, Sam, who is scared of everything, except for his best friend- a monster. Sam is frightened every moment of the day by everyone and every unfamiliar item. Until, Sam meets Kerry and Kerry's monster. Sam and Kerry learn to face their fears together and to love each other's monsters along the way.
An abstract book, but could be great for character-building and discussing themes of courage.

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A 1962 classic that is loved by multiple generations. A boy has a day out in the snow. He plays, explores, and he reflects about his love for the snow.
Great for kindergarten, maybe even first grade. A winter book that brings some warmth and an optimistic perspective to the weather.

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Queen Victoria's Bathing Machine by Gloria Whelan, illustrated by Nancy Carpenter

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Queen Victoria's Bathing Machine by Gloria Whelan, illustrated by Nancy Carpenter

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Queen Victoria only wants to go for a swim, but she cannot go fully clothed and she cannot go half dressed. Her husband, King Albert, has the creative idea of forming a contraption where she can escape into the water without being noticed by her people. Queen Victoria's Bathing Machine- the adventure of a queen who just wanted to go swimming.
This could be a fun story to accompany a history lesson, or to talk about problem-solving concepts.

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Brave by Stacy Mcanulty, illustrated by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff

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Brave by Stacy Mcanulty, illustrated by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff

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Brave is about unique kids that rise up to a variety of challenges. Every kid has something to fear, but every kid also has bravery. This book is about all people of all walks of life rising up to find the courage within themselves.
This would be great for learning about diversity, and also character-building activities.

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This is the tale of two cat best friends, Niblet and Ralph. One day, both of the cats switch places accidentally leaving their owners confused. Eventually they both find their ways back home and back to each other, and also bring their owners into friendship.
This would be great in a classroom for using schema, and learning to predict while reading.

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This book tells of the true and exhilarating journey of a mouse tagging on a mission to space. Meteor, the smallest mouse in his crew, is chosen against all odds to aid in an experiment alongside NASA astronauts. Meteor saves the day when a key goes missing on the spaceship, and he becomes famous for his courage.
Could be great in a classroom when learning about experiments, and also for discussing themes of courage.

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School's first Day of School by Adam Rex

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School's first Day of School by Adam Rex

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This beautifully illustrated book brings a newly built school to life. It follows the school in it's first day of school through welcoming kids, meeting teachers, and learning new things. Come to find out the new school and kindergarten students have a lot in common.
This would be great for a kindergarten or first grade classroom at the start of the new year, and when learning about respecting the school building.

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The Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown

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The Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown

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A book about details both big and small. This picture book points out the important part of various every day things like a spoon, rain, grass, etc. This would be a great introduction for a 2nd or 3rd grade classroom that is learning to write with adjectives and details.

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A book from my own childhood that created an experience of nostalgia as I read it. About a hippo that throws a party, and a lot of other hippos show up in crazy costumes and with fun forms of transportation. Then follows the hippos as they leave the party. Counts the hippos as this happens. Would be great for younger grades during a counting unit.

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Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers

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Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers

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A dreamy picture book that has both whimsical illustrations and a sweet writing tone. Covering views of our planet both wide and slim, and looking at how we fit into the universe. Really sweet. Probably for Pre-K or Kindergarten.

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Black is Brown is Tan by Arnold Adoff, pictures by Emily Arnold McCully

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Black is Brown is Tan by Arnold Adoff, pictures by Emily Arnold McCully

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A watercolor illustrated masterpiece, with wonderful poetic words to match. A book about an family of mixed races, and their love for each other. Describing their differences, but also their similarities. Awesome book for younger grades when discussing family.

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A book celebrating the Native American language, Nle-Kepmxcin. This follows two kids as they spend time looking for mushrooms with their Yayah, or grandma. They learn words as they dive into the gorgeous nature of their land, and listen to the stories of their Yayah. I would use this in older grades when teaching American history.

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Ah, the poetic wisdom of Dr.Suess. A book from my childhood covering themes of greed, conservation, wisdom, and kindness. Following a boy as he hears the tale of how the trees went away, and also what he can do to bring them back. I would use this for any grade. Even I, as a college student, can learn a lot from this book. Dr.Suess is a gem.