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We Planted a Tree

Written by: Diane Muldrow

Illustrated by: Bob Staake

Summary: This book is a fiction text that really teaches the reader about benefits of planting a tree. The story is told from different points of view from people who live in different parts of the world. Each speaker discusses why planting a tree is important to their family. This book would be great to read at Earth Day, Arbor Day, or a Cross-Genre unit. I think that it would also pair nicely with a nonfiction text on trees and possible hands on activity of planting trees.

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Written by: Diane Muldrow Illustrated by: Bob Staake Summary: This book is a fiction text that really teaches the reader about benefits of planting a tree. The story is told from different points of view from people who live in different parts of the world.

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Coley's Book Immersion - Traveling through Kid's Literature - LIS 617 Project 1 by Coley Barrier | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Written by: Kelly Greenawalt

Such a great book for children (especially girls) who like adventure. Truly can do anything she sets her mind to and she likes doing a little bit of everything.

This book has beautiful illustrations and celebrates kids being individuals. It would be a great book for all grades and I would even give this as a graduation gift. It helps girls know they can achieve their goals and to dream BIG!

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Written by: Kelly Greenawalt Such a great book for children (especially girls) who like adventure. Truly can do anything she sets her mind to and she likes doing a little bit of everything. This book has beautiful illustrations and celebrates kids being individuals.

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Literature Immersion Assignment 1- Picture Book Soak by Ameriki Jackson - Wakelet

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These are the ten picture books I picked out from the public library's returned books after they came out of quarantine. I included a brief description and my thoughts on the book.

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Literature Immersion 1

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I immediately felt a connection to this book. It starts by telling the reader how they may not look or be able to relate to others due to different cultures. The story continues to talk about how there may be times where you will be alone, you will not be able to relate to others, and times where people will see you differently.

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By Jerdine Nolen, Illustrated by David Catrow

I remember getting this book at the book fair when I think I was in the first or second grade. I loved (and still do) the illustrations and quirky artwork style, and I love how the illustrations tell an even deeper story. Kids could spend a good while on each page just noticing different fun details in the pictures. Since the book is written in a series of letters from different characters, it could be good to use when teaching letter writing (is that still taught in school?) or maybe to talk about conversation and dialogue.

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By Jerdine Nolen, Illustrated by David Catrow I remember getting this book at the book fair when I think I was in the first or second grade. I loved (and still do) the illustrations and quirky artwork style, and I love how the illustrations tell an even deeper story.

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Literature Immersion Assignment 1 - Picture Book Soak by Angela Gray | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Picture Book Soak

Assignment 1: LIS-617Amanda Ireland-Desmond

Story by Karen Kilpatrick and Luis O. Ramos, Jr.Illustrated by Germán Blanco

When Pencil Met Eraser

My thoughts...

This book is simple and there is very little text on each page. However, I love the message. It reminds readers that we can be independent but sometimes things can be better when working together. This would be great for a storytime or as part of a character education lesson. It would even be a great intro to a group project. You could even act out part of the story using golf pencils without erasers and giving some students erasers.

Going Places

By Peter and Paul Reynolds

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My thoughts...

Creativity, collaborationNothing wrong with not following the crowdMakerspace libraryBooks by the Reynolds' brothers make me smile

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Whoosh By Chris Barton

Lonnie never really gave up! This was my favorite lesson from the book - keep reaching for your goal.

Perseverance

Good way to introduce the concept of a biography for storytime.

Biography for Kids

Great read before a making lesson or unit.Must-have for a maker library.

Inventions

My thoughts...

Let The Children March

By Monica Clark-RobinsonIllustrated by Frank Morrison

I enjoyed this perspective of history. It is beautifully illustrated and has a timeline of important events inside the covers.

Bring history to storytimeConnect it with age-appropriate social justice lessonsShow students they can make a difference.

More thoughts...

Elementary

Easier reading for students who struggle to readHave students read to elementaryUse as a hook or start of a social justice lesson

Secondary

Dave the Potter

I see many tie-ins with history, art, language arts classes.

Another good biography that is beautifully illustrated. I enjoyed reading this one more than I thought I would. It peaked curiosity to learn more about Dave the Potter.

LoveBy Matt De La PeñaIllustrated by Loren Long

This book surprised me. I actually read it a couple of times and absolutely fell in love with it. It is very real and connects with so many different types of people. I don't feel it needs any connections to curriculum...people should just read it!

By Li Jian

Ming's Kung Fu Adventure in the Shaolin Temple

I enjoyed this story and would like to read more in the series. It is a bilingual book and is perfect for students learning Chinese. It is also a fun way to introduce Chinese culture and history to young readers.

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Picture Book Soak Assignment 1: LIS-617Amanda Ireland-Desmond Story by Karen Kilpatrick and Luis O. Ramos, Jr.Illustrated by Germán Blanco When Pencil Met Eraser My thoughts... This book is simple and there is very little text on each page. However, I love the message.