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The Mosquito tells the Iguana a tall tale and it sets of a chair reaction . The Iguana did not want to hear the nonsense so he plugs his ears. The Python says good morning to the Iguana and gets ignored all together. The Python suspects that the Iguana is plotting mischief against him. The Python hides in the rabbit hole and scares the rabbit . The chain reaction goes until it reaches a mother owl, who refuses to hoot to wake the sun up. This story teaches students about chain reactions and how one thing can cause a whole big thing.Aaderna, Verna. Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears. The Dial Press, 1992.

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This books is just explains what can happen in your head. The author is just using his imagination and showing how frogs are flying on lilly pads disturbing the natural habitat. This will help students use their imagination and teach them they can go as crazy as they want. Wiesner, David. Tuesday. Clarion Books, 2011.

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A girl gets lost in a snowstorm and find a lost wolf pup. The girl helps the wolf find its family and keeps walking trying her way home. The wolfs come back and surround her until someone finds her and brings her back home. This story helps  students realize if you help people it might impact in a positive way, maybe helping you back.Cordell, Matthew. Wolf in the Snow. Feiwel & Friends, 2017.

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Peter woke up to a snowy day , After breakfast he ate breakfast he explored in the snow making a snow man and angels. He brings a snowball in his house and looks for it later but its gone. He dreams about the snow melting but it was all just a dream. Te next day, Peter and his friend go play in the snow. This story lets students know how they can react to winter . Keats, Ezra Jack. The Snowy Day. The Viking Press, 1976.

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Max a young boy wore his wolf costume and caused trouble and gets sent to him room without dinner. He starts to imagine a forest that takes him where the wild things are. He becomes the king of the wild things and goes on adventures. He gets hungry and is ready to go back home, he comes home to a plate of hot food.  This teaches students to expand their imaginary and let them know that there is consequences to their actions. Sendak, Maurice. Where the Wild Things Are. Harper & Row, 1963.

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Officer Buckle has the best safety tips in Napville, but when he gives safety tips nobody listens. One day the Napville police station gets a new police dog named Gloria. Officer Buckle takes Gloria with him to talk about safety tips, not knowing that Gloria knows about her safety tips , she has some tricks up her sleeves to grab the audience attention. They got lots of attention and everyone wants them to to talk about safety skills with Gloria. Officer Buckle feels used and wants to quit until he figures out it does not work without him. He spends his time giving safety tips with his best pal. This teaches students teamwork and shows them its works best with teamwork.
Rathmann, Peggy. Officer Buckle and Gloria. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1995.

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Daniel and his Mother are looking at the smoky nighty out of their window. Outside the window there is fires, rioting, and stealing. Daniel is clutching on to his cat Jasmine. Later they are forced to leave their apartment and Daniel can't find Jasmine. Mrs.Kim has a cat and its missing too. They don't believe the cats are together because the cats don't get along. This story is about people and cats not getting along at first but, coming together when they need each other. This is teach students to come together even with people you don't like, when something bad it happening.Bunting, Eve. Smoky Night. Harcourt Brace & Company, 1994.

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The Adventures of Beekle the Unimaginary Friend

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The Adventures of Beekle the Unimaginary Friend

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On an island a imaginary friend name beekle is waiting to be choosen by a child. He waits until hes the only one left. No one has picked him yet so he just starts to image his self until he goes to the real world on his own. He looks around and seen and follows a familiar face. He goes to a park full of children . He sits and waits for a friend until everyone leaves and then a little girl comes and finds him. They become best friends and make memories.Santat, Dan. The Adventures of Beekle:The Unimaginary Friend. Little Brown & Company, 2014.

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The Kitchen window at the little girls grandparents house is a magically place. Everything that happens at the window is very important. This story also shows the relationship of a child and her grandparents. This will help students explore the things that in their heads like imaginary things also, show them how to gain relationships with their families.Juster, Norton, and Chris Raschka. The Hello, Goodbye Window. Michael Di Capua Books, 2005.