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This graphic novel, the main character, Callie, wants to be a part of the school play. Even though she can not be I the play, she finds a way to be involved as the stage manager. The teaching point could be that you may think you want to be apart of "cast" but there might be things that you are better at than then what you think you are.

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This a cute story about a little owls day. She pulls the important, most rememberable parts of her day and writes about them in her journal. It can be used as a book on summarizing. This is a more difficult book, but the pictures do a great job telling the story, to where even a young reader can understand and learn to pull out the main ideas of books and short stories.

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The Secret Science Alliance and the Copy Cat Crook by: Eleanor Davis

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The Secret Science Alliance and the Copy Cat Crook by: Eleanor Davis

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This book would be great way to discuss wall an "alliance" is. It is a great way to practice new vocabulary words, there are great ones in the book. It also shows that changing a new place does not mean changing the person you are. It also keeps children engaged with the problems they solve.

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This true story tells about a little girl, Cece, who has a hearing impairment and has to go to school with this huge listening device. This device allows her to hear her teacher from anywhere in the school. She talks about different ways she camouflages the box on her chest and how she fells when other kids ask her about it. It is a great book to teach kindness and it is important to treat everyone with respect. She makes friends by using her hearing device as a "superpower," and will alert her peers when the teacher is returning to class. It is a great book to show that everyone will be different and it is important to relzie that those differences will not change a person's personality.

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This is a great book for young students. it is a funny and easy read about a boy "surving" middle school. This book is great for a student who does not care for reading, it is a comical book meant to grab a students entered in reading.