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Kitten's First Full Moon
Officer Buckle and Gloria
Shadow
Last Stop on Market Street
Many Moons

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Author/Illustrator: Kevin Henkes
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Peggy Rathmann
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Blaise Cendrars
Genre: Picture Book
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Author: Matt De La Pena
Illustrator: Christian Robinson
Genre: Picture Book
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Author: James Thurber
Illustrator: Louis Slobodkin
Genre: Fiction, Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Chris Van Allsburg
Genre: Fiction, Picture Book
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Jumanji
Tuesday
Saint George and The Dragon
The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship
Finders Keepers

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Author/Illustrator: David Wiesner
Genre: Picture, Fantasy
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Author: Margaret Hodges
Illustrator:  Trina Schart Hyman
Genre: Fantasy
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The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship

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The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship

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Author/Illustrator: Arthur Ransome
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Stephen King
Genre: Picture Book
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The Adventures of Beekle and the Unimaginary Friend

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The Adventures of Beekle and the Unimaginary Friend

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Author/Illustrator: Dan Santat
Genre: Picture Book, Fantasy
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The Adventures of Beekle and the Unimaginary Friend
Song of the Swallows
The Biggest Bear
The Polar Express
May I Bring a Friend

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Author/Illustrator: Leo Politii
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Chris Van Allsburg
Genre: Picture Book
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Author: Beatrice Schenk de Regniers
Illustrator: Beni Montresor
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Lynd Ward
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Virginia Lee Burton
Genre: Picture Book
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The Little House
Noah's Ark
Grandfather's Journey
The Lion and The Mouse
Duffy and the Devil

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Author/Illustrator: Peter Spier
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Allen Say
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Jerry Pinkney
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Margot Zemach
Genre: Picture Book
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Author/Illustrator: Chris Raschka
Genre: Children's Literature, Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary:This story is about a dog who has a favorite red ball, in which she brings everywhere. One day she brings this ball to the park and another dog pops it. Daisy is so sad and no longer wants to play. The next day the dog that popped her ball brings her a brand new blue ball, and the two dogs begin to play together and become good friends.
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Author/Illustrator: Eric Rohmann
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: Mouse lets his best friend Rabbit play with his brand new air plane, and trouble is quickly to follow. The plane gets stuck high in a tree and the animals have to work together to get it out.
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Authors/ Illustrators: Miska and Maud Fuller Petersham
Genre: Poetry
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This is a book composed of classic nursery rhymes and jingles. 'There are rhymes including "Little Miss Muffet" and "Star Light, Star Bright".
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Author: Alvin Tresselt
Illustrator: Roger Duvoisin
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story is about the a town during a snow storm. All of the adults are rushing around making sure that everything will be safe in the storm. Whereas, all of the children are
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Author/Illustrator: Jon Klassen
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story is about a tiny fish who steals a very large fish's hat. He steals it when the big fish is sleeping and swims away thinking there is no way he would get caught. However, the big fish is closely behind and is on a hunt for his hat and wil not stop until he has it.
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Author/Illustrator: Ezra Jack Keats
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story shares a day with a little boy named Peter. Peter wakes up one day and notices that there is snow covering everything. The story consists of sharing the classic snow activities Peter participated in during the day.
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Joseph Had a Little Overcoat
A Ball for Daisy
My Friend Rabbit
The Rooster Crows
The Snowy Day

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A Tree Is Nice
Granpa
White Snow Bright Snow
This is Not My Hat
Baboushka and the Three Kings

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Author: Ruth Robbins
Illustrator: Nicolas Sidjakov
Genre:Picture Book
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Summary: This story is about a woman who one day gets a vist form three kings who are following a star trying to get to a new baby. They ask if she would join them and she declines. She later realizes she made the wrong decision and decides to set out in search as well. She never ends up finding the kings or the baby; however, each year around this same time she sets out in search again.
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Author: Janice May Udry
Illustrator: Marc Simont
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story is all about different uses of a tree and why trees are nice. Some uses that are mentioned are those such as the shade and apples the provide, their shade, leaves, swinging from them, etc. At the end of the story is show a child planting a tree.
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Science: The students in this class will read this story and then talk about all of the different uses of a tree.  They would talk about how the trees change with each season, and with each season comes new uses of the trees.
Language Arts:
After talking about the different roles trees play, the students would be instructed to think of three to five words that describe a tree in each season. They would then make a word could using these words.

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Author/Illustrator: John Burningham
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story is about a little girl and her relationship with her grandpa. The two of them do everything together, each new page is a new activity they are doing. At the end of the story we see that the grandpa had passed away. The little girl is heartbroken at first, but then she continues on with these activities and her grandpa in her memory.
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Author/Illustrator Simms Taback
Genre: Picture Book
Reading Level: K-2
Summary: This story is about a man who starts off with an overcoat and wears it until it becomes old and worn. When he can no longer wear it as an overcoat he then uses that material to make a jacket. After the jacket becomes too old to wear, he makes a vest. he continues to do this until in the end all he has left is a button from the fabric. One day he looses the button and realizes he has nothing left. He then decides to write a story about this to show that you can always make something out of nothing.
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Math: I would read this story with my class and then talk to them about fractions.  We would talk about how the man took fractions of the clothing he had and made something new from it.  The students would then be given a fraction book where they would be able to complete simple problems.
Language Arts: I would then talk to my students about the sequencing of events. We would talk about how the man first had the overcoat, then the jacket, and so forth.