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North, South, East, and West, by Allan Fowler

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North, South, East, and West, by Allan Fowler

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Read 8/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book was simple to read and a great resource to teach directions and the compass rose. This pictures helped make it clear what was being taught, along with the text.
Age/Audience: K-3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who live science, maps, and travel.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about directions, maps, and the compass rose.

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Read 8/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was simple to understand and a lot of possible applications. I enjoyed learning about how different people live around the world, depending on cold or hot deserts.
Age/Audience: K-3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like deserts, construction, and sand.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about deserts, different types of homes, and the people that live in deserts.

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Beans to Chocolate, by Lisa M. Herrington

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Beans to Chocolate, by Lisa M. Herrington

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Read 8/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was fun to read, and it made the process of making chocolate simple to understand. It was simple to understand how chocolate is made, and connecting the text to the pictures was simple.
Age/Audience: 1st-3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like science, chocolate, factories, or making things.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about beans, chocolate, the manufacturing processing, and science.

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Soldiers of the U.S. Army, by Lisa M. Bolt Simmons

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Soldiers of the U.S. Army, by Lisa M. Bolt Simmons

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Read 8/29/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was a good book to read for a child learning about the military and the army. It had clear picture explaining what everything was, which tied into the text. The weapons that were displaying in this book did not seem frightening.
Age/Audience: 2nd-5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like the army, weapons, and kids that have family that are in the military.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about the Army, the military, Memorial Day, and Veterans Day.

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Read 9/16/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: I like reading this book because it made it simple to understand how to take care of a dog, or a pet in general. There were many different kinds of dogs, which could appeal to kids with different interests in dogs.
Age/Audience: K. This book would be interesting to kids who like dogs, animals, and kids that are interested in getting a new pet.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about dogs, animals, pets, and pet care

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Read 9/16/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book talked less about water safety, and more about different ways to swim. I would've liked to read more about how children can be safe when swimming, and what they can do if there is an emergency.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who like to read about swimming, pools, and oceans.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about swimming, pools, and as an introduction into water safety.

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Read 9/16/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was a good book to read about lifeguards. It talked about the daily routines of a lifeguard, as well as child safety near the water.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who like swimming or are interested in becoming a lifeguard when they grow up.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about lifeguards, swimming, pools, beaches, and water safety.

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book would be a good introduction into the solar system, and how important the sun is to maintaining life of Earth. It was easy to understand how students are learning about the sun, and there are different activities that can be created with the context in this book.
Age/Audience: 1st-3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like the sun, the solar system, and heat.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about the the Sun, the Solar System, and hot temperatures.

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: I liked this book and how simple it made it to understand and teach kindness. There were different situations where kindness had to be displayed, and each one was done compassionately and easy to relate to.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are being bullied, have bullied before, and would like to change.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about kindness, friendship, and sharing.

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Beluga Whales: Animals of the Snow and Ice, by Elaine Landau

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Beluga Whales: Animals of the Snow and Ice, by Elaine Landau

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was a fun way to learn about beluga whales. The pictures were interesting and the words were simple to understand, especially when talking about the Arctic Ocean, which is unfamiliar to many students.
Age/Audience: K-3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like whales, ocean life, mammals, and cold places.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about beluga whales, ocean animals, and arctic animals.

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Georgia: My State Habitats: Coast, by Doraine Bennett

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Georgia: My State Habitats: Coast, by Doraine Bennett

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book was very informative and helpful in understanding the coastal region of Georgia. I knew that the coastal region in Georgia was large, but I didn't realize that there was such an ecological diversity across the state.
Age/Audience: 2nd-5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like oceans, animals, different habitats and Georgia.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about Georgia, different habitats, the coastal region, water and beaches.

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Tropical Rain Forests, by Darlene R. Stille

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Tropical Rain Forests, by Darlene R. Stille

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This was a great book to learn about tropical rain forests. It was simple to understand, and many approaches could be taken to teach about rain forests with the help of this book. I didn't realize there were so many rain forests in the world, but this book made that simple to understand.
Age/Audience: 2nd-5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like rain forests, nature, and weather changes.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about tropical rain forests, rain, and humid weather.

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Teachers: Community Workers, by Alice K. Flanagan

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Teachers: Community Workers, by Alice K. Flanagan

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book did a good job of breaking down a teacher's job. It was simple to read, and great to use as a resource to talk about community workers. It was great reading about how this profession is broken down for children to understand.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who like teachers, school, and future careers.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about teachers, community helpers, and schools.

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: This book had a lot of great pictures of different food, and compelled me to want to try something new. The text was less descriptive about the kinds of food, but the pictures helped me to know exactly what they were talking about.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who like food, different countries, trying new things, and African culture.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about food in Nigeria, diversity, Nigeria, and African traditions.

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Resisting Bullying, by Rebecca Pettiford

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Resisting Bullying, by Rebecca Pettiford

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Read 9/24/18
Genre: Nonfiction picture book
Review: Reading about bullying in a simple way makes it much easier for children to understand how their words and actions affect other people. This book did a good job of breaking that down, and the solutions that were offered are applicable into real life.
Age/Audience: K-2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who like schools, helping other people, and friendship.
Teaching Points: I could use this book to teach about bullying, schools, asking for help, friendship, and mentors in school.