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The Berenstain Bears and the Truth, By: Stan and Jan Berenstain

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The Berenstain Bears and the Truth, By: Stan and Jan Berenstain

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The berenstain bears and the truth by Stand and Jan Berenstain is a book that teaches children the difference between a truth and a lie. Throughout the story brother and sister bear continue to make up lies as to why their mothers favorite vase broke to avoid telling her the truth. The truth being that they had a soccer ball in the house, going against a rule mama bear had made for them and while brother and sister were arguing about things to do together, the ball ended up breaking the vase. After all these lies, they realize that you can never turn a lie into the truth.

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Elmer, By: David Mckee, is a story about Elmer the elephant who is very different from the other elephants. He is full of color, while the rest are gray. He does not like being colorful and wishes to be gray like all the other elephants. He ends up painting himself gray to fit in with everyone else, but then while walking around, none of his friends recognize him and he starts to feel sad that nobody knows who he is anymore. He then realizes he likes being colorful, it makes him unique. His friends embrace that he is colorful and different from them, and to celebrate all the elephant paint themselves and have a parade for Elmer.

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If you give a Mouse a Cookie By: Laura Numeroff 

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If you give a Mouse a Cookie By: Laura Numeroff 

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If you Give a Mouse a cookie, by: Laura Numeroff, is about a little mouse who is given a cookie by a young boy. Once he is given the cookie the story takes you on a series of events that show the objects the mouse desired to have after the cookie. He does many things, coloring, cutting his chin hairs, sweeping, dusting, making a bed for a nap, and eventually just wants a class of milk, but once he has his class of milk he wants a cookie. The story is really good for sequencing in the classroom and also for learning how to put stories into an order of events or look into cause and effect.

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Rainbow Fish, by: Marcus Pfister is a story about The rainbow fish. He is a fish who has some very sparkly, shiny scales. Every other fish in the ocean is in love with his scales and wants some. When he is asked by a little fish if he could have one of the fish's scales, the rainbow fish is very rude and selfish saying he could never share his shells, but then realizes is he very sad. He can't find happiness, but when he goes to meet with the octopus she tells him how to find more happiness.  He ends up sharing all but one of his special scales and realizes that giving them to others makes him happy.

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The Giving Tree, by: Shel Silverstein is about a young boy who has a very special relationship with a tree. This tree pat first provides him happiness being able to swing from the branches, eating the apples, and just sitting and enjoying. It was his best friend, as he got a little older, he no longer visited the tree as much and when he returned he asked the Tree for a favor, he needed money, so she told him to take the apples off her and sell them for money. He then after another long period of time, comes back and needs a house for a family, he takes the branches, then after much longer returns and needs a boat, so he takes her trunk. Finally, at last he returns and just enjoys the stump to sit and relax. A very cute story about the importance of realizing what you have an appreciating friendships.