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This book would be good for children in the K-1 grade levels. Like the other holiday books, this book talks about the celebration of Kwanza and the different traditions and meanings that are used on that holiday. It goes through the seven ideas of Kwanza and what they mean. This would be another simple book to show children different holidays that are celebrated in the United States.
Read 10/7/17

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Far Apart, Close in Heart: Being a Family When a Loved Is Incarcerated by Becky Birtha 

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Far Apart, Close in Heart: Being a Family When a Loved Is Incarcerated by Becky Birtha 

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I believe this book could be used for any grade level in elementary school. This book takes a look into the real and complex emotions that may be exhibited by children who's parents have been incarcerated. Though it is sensitive material, I believe this could definitely be used and given to students as a need for encouragement for those going through situation similar to this.
Read 10/7/17

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This book would be appropriate for children in 1-3. This book uses real photographs of refugees and children in third world nations, and how they have been displaced. It brings a more personable vibe to a very real and hard issue. This would be a good book to use to help children understand how other people may live and the circumstances that others may have to go through.
Read 10/7/17

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by Meredith Dash

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day by Meredith Dash

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This book is a good read for children in K-2. Dash explains the reasoning behind Martin Luther King Jr. Day and why it is important for our national holiday. It also explains how it came to be. This can be a resource for explaining the process of how MLK Jr. Day came to be.
Read 10/7/17

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What is Citizenship? by Jennifer Boothroyd

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What is Citizenship? by Jennifer Boothroyd

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This would be a good book for smaller children (pre-k to 1st). This book goes through the definition of what being a citizen of a certain country is, and how to become one - whether its being a natural born citizen or becoming one through taking the citizenship test. This would be a good social studies lesson into introducing what citizenship means.
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This could be an appropriate book for the younger grade levels. This book describes the importance of Earth Day and what people do on this holiday. It also describes how we can all take part in creating a healthier earth. This would be a good book to introduce into Science class, because of the fact that we can talk about issues such as global warming and being good stewards of the earth.
Read 10/7/17

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Happy Holidays! Happy Fourth of July by Alex Appleby

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Happy Holidays! Happy Fourth of July by Alex Appleby

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This would be a good book for grade levels Pre-K -1. This book describes the traditions of America's birthday, The Fourth of July. From grilling hotdogs outside to shooting fireworks into the sky, Appleby creates a simple book for children to understand different ways in which Fourth of July is celebrated. This would be a good book to reach young children about national holidays.
Read 10/7/17

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This is a fun book for age level for early elementary grade levels. This book talks about all the different world records set by canines. This is a good book to point out how everyone and everything has many different abilities.
Read 9/13/17

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This book would be a good read for children from Pre-K to 2nd grade. It is simple enough and cute enough for this age group. This book talks about different cat behavior which ranges from meowing to the structure of their anatomy. This could be a good book for talking about the differences between animal's and how they may behave.
Read 9/22/17

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Who Would Win? Killer Whale VS Great White Shark by Jerry Pallotta

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Who Would Win? Killer Whale VS Great White Shark by Jerry Pallotta

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While this book is a little more *graphic* for my tastes, this would be a book for the 2-3 level grade area, and especially children who enjoy battles. This book contrasts and compares the biological characteristics of a Killer Whale and Great White Shark, and pits them against each other in an epic showdown.  This would be a good book to show compare and contrast.
Read 9/14/17

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The Life of a Butterfly by Robin Bernard

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The Life of a Butterfly by Robin Bernard

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This nonfiction book would be used more for the 2-3 grade level. There is a lot more information present on these pages. This book is written to inform the students about the characteristics of butterflies. This includes its size, its beginnings, and the ecosystem in which these creatures live in. I would probably use this book as a reinforcer for students in introducing biology points.
Read 9/13/17

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This book can be used for the 1-2 grade level. This book describes the development of a tadpole into a frog, along with all of a frog's characteristics. I personally love that they open the book with a "word hunt", which instructs the reader to pay attention to words that are printed in bold. This would be a good book to use in order for students to pay attention to specific vocabulary in works.
Read 9/13/17

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This book could be used in Kindergarten, as well as 1st grade. The words are printed big and bold, and there are really only about 3 words per page. I love this book because it describes the diversity and patriotic spirit of America, and I think kids will really enjoy it because they can see that even though they're not the same, but they're not all that different either.  This would be a good book to teach on for diversity in the classroom.
Read 9/13/17

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This book is a good one for 2-3 grade level areas because of the fact that there is a little more to read. This book is written in 2nd person, which I like, and it describes different animals living in the prehistoric age, as well as comparing it to more modern day animals.
This would be a good book to get kids interested in when they are starting to delve more into science and history.
Read 9/13/17

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This book is an easy read for students in the 1-3 grade level. It goes through describing temperature and all of its features, such as: melting and freezing, measuring the temperature, and weather. I personally like how the book includes fun facts throughout the pages.
This would be a good book to reinforce a lesson on the idea of temperature because it is simple and easy to understand.
Read 9/13/17