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This is a Pure-Belpre Award Winning book. This is a story map about Esperanza Rising.

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ReadWriteThink: Student Materials: Story Map.pdf

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This is a Coretta Scott-King Awarded book. This is a audio review about Slam!

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23.Who's Afraid of the BIG BAD BOOK by. Lauren Child.

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23.Who's Afraid of the BIG BAD BOOK by. Lauren Child.

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This is a postmodern picture book. This is a response to Who's Afraid of the BIG BAD BOOK.
I enjoyed reading this book because it has a twist to it. It isn’t just your normal book. A little boy named Herb has a book of traditional stories and he decided to give it a makeover. He cut things out of the book. He added new things to the stories and changed the pictures. He never thought there would be consequences. Well one day he falls asleep reading a book and wakes up inside the stories. He notices that the stories all reflect what he did to the book. This is a great book. I enjoyed reading it.  It has great detailed pictures and it is simple to read. Its also very funny.

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This is a letter to my friend telling her about a childhood book that has been banned.
Dear Helen,

Do you remember reading Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss as a child?

I remember reading this book as a child. I never though anything of this book. I always loved reading Dr. Seuss books because of all the silly rhyming words. I never really understood the story behind the book. I just enjoyed the rhyming. This book has been banned because it encourages violence against fathers. I never thought of this as a child. Violence never popped into my mind when reading this book as a child. It just blows my mind how this book is band.  This book was published in 1963 and it was banned about 50 years later. This blows my mind.

Sincerely,

Natalie

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21.I am Jackie Robinson by Brad Meltzer.

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21.I am Jackie Robinson by Brad Meltzer.

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This is a Non-fiction book about Jackie Robinson. This is a infographic about I Am Jackie Robinson.

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20.Who was Helen Keller? by Gare Thompson

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20.Who was Helen Keller? by Gare Thompson

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This is a Non-fiction book about Helen Keller. This is a sticky note response.

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20.Who was Helen Keller? by Gare Thompson

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20.Who was Helen Keller? by Gare Thompson

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This is a Non-fiction book about Helen Keller. This is a sticky note response.

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Tuesday is a fantasy book. This is a infographic below.

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This book has little to know words which helps children use their imagination to create a narrative..pdf

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18.A Picture for Harold's Rooms by Crockett Johnson

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18.A Picture for Harold's Rooms by Crockett Johnson

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This is a fantasy book. This is a blog below about A Picture for Harold's Room.
Grown up I remember always drawing. I would draw on everything in sight. I could have a pencil, pen, or marker. I did not even have to have paper. I would draw on walls, tables, you name it and I probably drew on it. There was even a point growing up where I though my room was to plain so I drew. Just like Harold in A picture for Harold’s Room.  The book starts off with Harold taking a purple crayon and drawing on the wall. He soon begins to create his own world with this purple crayon. He creates a new world and must find his way back home. Just like Harold as a kid I would create new things and I would enter this world of drawing that I enjoyed being in.

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17.Lunch Lady and the Picture Day Peril.

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17.Lunch Lady and the Picture Day Peril.

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This is a graphic novel. This is a infographic over the Lunch Lady and the Picture Day Peril.

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Lunch Lady and the Picture Day Peril by Jarrett J. Krosoczka.pdf

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The Gringerbread Man is a Traditional tale. This is a review about the Gingerbread man.
The Gingerbread Man is a classic story about a ginger cookie in the shape of old man. Little did she know that the Gingerbread man would come to live. He jumps out of the oven and is chased around my the little old women. The Gingerbread man ends up getting chased by many different things in the book. He’s chased by the old lady, old man, a pig, a cow, and a horse. They are chasing him because they want to eat him. He then gets talked into getting help crossing the river by a hungry wolf. Once on the raft the wolf tosses up the gingerbread man and eats him.

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Mr.Wolf's by Jan Fearnley is a Traditional tale book. This is a story map of Mr.Wolf's Pancakes.

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This is a One minute book audio on a Biography regarding Lonnie Johnson Super-Soaking Stream of Inventions.

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Letter to your professor on the Non-fiction book, Amelia Earhart.

Dear Dr. Solomon,

When reading Amelia Earhart by Emma E. Haldy, I couldn’t help but noticed the book was very easy to read. The book also included bolded words and it had a glossary in the back as well. I would use this book in my future lower grade classes. The book also had a timeline for the readers regarding Amelia Earhart.

Sincerely,

Natalie Romero

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12.Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann.

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12.Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann.

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This is a previous Caldecott Award Winner from 1996.
I would recommend an educator using book Officer Buckle and Gloria to introduce safety tips in a school or any type of environment. I feel that this book will help students develop awareness of themselves and their surrounding being in a school or in any type of environment. This book will encourage educators to communicate safety tips with students.

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This is a previous Caldecott Award Winner from 2012.

I would recommend an educator using the book A Ball for Daisy by Chris Raschka because due to the wordless picture book it allows students to create their own narration. It allows students to retell a story by looking at the pictures and being able to use their imagination. It also allows students to make connections with what is going on in the pictures and Daisy’s feelings. Power full tool for literacy.

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Chapter book 6
This is a historical fiction book . This is a defining quote from the book.
6th Chapter book.

I’ll try and be what he loves to call me, “a little woman,” and not be rough and wild; but do my duty here instead of wanting to be somewhere else.

Jo states that she would like to be doing something exciting to the extent of being in the Civil war instead of sitting at home. Women cannot serve or fight in the Civil War. To Jo this means that women live less adventurous lives than men.

Jo has to live a stereotypical “women” life to please her father.

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8.A Light in the Attic by Shel Silverstein.

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8.A Light in the Attic by Shel Silverstein.

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This is a poetry collection book. This is a infographic about A Light in the Attic.

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7.Dirty Laundry Pile Poems in different voices by Paul B. Janeczko

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7.Dirty Laundry Pile Poems in different voices by Paul B. Janeczko

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This is a poetry collection book and this is a video of me reading a couple poems from the book.

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6. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

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6. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

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Chapter book 4

This is a previous Newberry book. This is a book review about Bridge to Terabithia.
4th Chapter book.

Jess is a boy that is living a rural area in the south and loves to run. He wants to be the fastest kid in fifth grade. Which he is until Leslie the new girl moves in next door. Leslie is much faster and tougher than all the fifth-grade boys at Jess school.

Jess and Leslie become friends. They build a secret fantasyland in the woods called Terabithia. They come to Terabithia to forget the rest of the world. Leslie show Jess a new world of exploration and kindness. Jess finds a purpose in his life though Terabithia and Leslies company.

One day Jess comes home to bad news. Leslie drowned in the creek they would cross to get to Terabithia. Jess is in denial and is pain from the news. But then he realizes that Leslie pushed him and help him see a different part of him he didn’t know. He then decides to introduce his little sister May Belle to Terabithia and crowns her the new queen of Terabithia.

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5. Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis

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5. Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis

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Chapter book 3

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5. Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis 

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5. Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis 

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This is a previous Newberry Award book in 2002. This is a story map about Bud, Not Buddy.
3rd Chapter book.

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4.Ten Rules You Absolutely Must Not Break if you Want to Survive the School Bus by John Grandits

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4.Ten Rules You Absolutely Must Not Break if you Want to Survive the School Bus by John Grandits

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This is a previous Texas Bluebonnet winner (2014). This is a story review about Ten Rules You Absolutely Must Not Break if you Want to Survive the School Bus.

Ten Rules You Absolutely Must Not Break if you Want to Survive the School Bus is about a boy named Kyle that is advised by his older brother James to follow ten rules to survive the school bus. Kyle believes his brother because he is considered a school bus expert. When Kyle gets on the bus he begins going over the ten different rules his brother explained to him that he must follow. In the progress of following each rule Kyle brakes each one. Kyle’s brother waits for him anxiously after school to see if Kyle followed the rules. When Kyle explains to him how he broke each rule. His brother James advised him of the eleventh rule. Don’t listen to your older brothers rules on how to survive the school bus.

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This is a previous Texas Bluebonnet winner (2001). This is a story review about Cook-A-Doodle-Doo!

Big Brown Rooster is tired of chicken feed. He finds his grandmothers cookbook and decides to make strawberry shortcake. He asks some of his farm friends to help him. None of them knew how to cook. While each animal tries to help Big Brown Rooster by measuring the ingredient and gathering them, pig keeps trying to each everything in sight. After putting ingredients together, they ask pig to take the cake to make sure it taste okay. Instead of taking a little bite he eats the whole cake. Big Brown Rooter, pig, and the other animals decide to make another strawberry shortcake since pig ate the first one.

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9.A Little Prairie House by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

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9.A Little Prairie House by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

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Chapter book 5
This is a historical fiction book. This is a defining quote from the book.
5th Chapter book.

Laura almost wailed, “Oh, Ma! How can I ever teach school and help send Mary to college? How can I ever amount to anything when I can get only one day of school at a time?”

“Now, Laura,” Ma said kindly. “You must not be so easily discouraged. We will hurry and get the work done, then you can study. There is enough figuring in your arithmetic to keep you busy for a good many days, and you can do as much of it as you want to. Nothing keeps you from learning.”

The Long Winter

Ma dreamed of her children going to school and receiving an education.

When Laura and Mary began to attend school, they gave it their all. Both girls valued their education and never gave up event when Mary became blind.

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Chapter book 2
This is a Realistic Fiction book. This is a story map about My Sisters Keeper.
2nd Chapter book.

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1.Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate Dicamillo

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1.Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate Dicamillo

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Chapter book 1
This is a Realistic Fiction book. This is a  sensory poem about Winn-Dixie.
1st Chapter book.

Love

I am Winn Dixie, who has fallen in love with Opal.

I feel the warmth of Opals love for me.

I am Winn Dixie, who has fallen in love with Opal.

I can see the love she has for me.

I am Winn Dixie, who has fallen in love with Opal.

I can smell her love in the air.

I am Winn Dixie, who has fallen in love with Opal.