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I use the book Ish to practice teaching a sneak peek at the book and  teaching self-concept.

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The Library Dragon is a great book to discuss library expectations.

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The Library Dragon is a great book to discuss library expectations.

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I'll use Me First to teach the class a lesson about how being first is not always best.

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Excited about reading the Invisible Boy to help encourage students to feel confident. Hoping it will allow for positive discussion. 

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Excited about reading the Invisible Boy to help encourage students to feel confident. Hoping it will allow for positive discussion. 

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I just ordered The Incredible Book Eating Boy.....

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I just ordered The Incredible Book Eating Boy.....

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I will hopefully be purchasing the Zoey & Sassafras series soon!

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The North Star by Peter H Reynolds is a beautiful story about following your path. Great for end of the year. 

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The North Star by Peter H Reynolds is a beautiful story about following your path. Great for end of the year. 

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I will be using This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen to work on taking a sneak peek before reading and inferring throughout and after reading.

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I will be using This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen to work on taking a sneak peek before reading and inferring throughout and after reading.

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I will be using  Hey Presto and the Great Fuzz Freenzy.   Vocabulary lessons and community building

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Nosey Mrs Rat by Jeffrey Allen is great for vocabulary. Full of humor, too. I had plans for our school'S literacy volunteers to do read aloud with small groups of kids once a week.

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Nosey Mrs Rat by Jeffrey Allen is great for vocabulary. Full of humor, too. I had plans for our school'S literacy volunteers to do read aloud with small groups of kids once a week.

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I love using any books by Peter Brown.  The illustrations change throughout the book.

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I love using any books by Peter Brown.  The illustrations change throughout the book.

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The Curious Garden
You Will Be My Friend
My Teacher is a Monster,  No I am Not
Children Make Terrible Pets

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I will be using Enemy Pie as an interactive read-aloud where students will practice making connections to the text. 

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I will be using Enemy Pie as an interactive read-aloud where students will practice making connections to the text. 

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I will be using "Fly Away Home" to help students analyze how the setting of a story is critical to understanding the characters.

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I will be using "Fly Away Home" to help students analyze how the setting of a story is critical to understanding the characters.

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I will use The Black Rabbit by Philippa Leathers to pull vocabulary and model questioning and predicting.

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I'll be using Lester Laminack's Saturday & Teacakes-focusing on inferring characters' feelings with the illustrations/text, asking & answering questions before, during, & after reading, descriptive vocab., & making connections...

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I'll be using Lester Laminack's Saturday & Teacakes-focusing on inferring characters' feelings with the illustrations/text, asking & answering questions before, during, & after reading, descriptive vocab., & making connections...