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Teresa Owens
This is a great book to teach making connections to a story. It was fun reading this book right after returning from the snow day.

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Punctuation Takes a Vacation by Lisa russell

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Punctuation Takes a Vacation by Lisa russell

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Interactive read a loud good for teaching and reinforcing punctuation.

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THE GIVING TREE
Used as an interactive read aloud to talk about the bigger topics of the environment (recycle, reduce, reuse) and the impact of our carbon footprint.

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This read aloud is great for teaching at the beginning and throughout the school year. It teaches social skills.

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Read Aloud, builds community, help students respond emotionally to being redirected and having restriction placed on them in the school setting.

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This read aloud is great for use at the beginning of the year! Students love to repeat, "I'm the Gingerbread Man"! I do not feel that this book would be a good "best friend book", but it is a very fun story to read!

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Mr. Wayne's Masterpiece by Patricia Polacco

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Mr. Wayne's Masterpiece by Patricia Polacco

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You can use this book for making connections, theme, and problem and solution.

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Teresa Baxley

I read this book to discuss how parents love their children...and they children grow to be parents who love their children. We discuss how family roles change as family member grow older.

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I used this book to talk about author's techniques.  The children then made their own books using this author's style.  I can revisit the book and use it with perspective .  the author's purpose is to share information and entertain.
Debbie Brockman

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by Phil Mendez
Interactive read a loud good for Inference, Making Connections, Characterization: Deep story, students applase. Older grades could use it for climax and resolution as it is pretty dramatic.

Elizabeth Simpson

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I could use this book as a read loud or interactive read aloud. I could teach perspective, problem and solution.

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Interrupting Chicken- Use at the beginning of the year. I use it to explain vocabulary, character perspectives, dialog and repetition.

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Leshel
Making text to self connections. I read it first as a read aloud, and then later as interactive. I read through and make connections, and allow them to share their connections each time with a friend. Then we can write about a memory.

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Great for making connections.

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Used during Curiosity to see the value in asking questions before, during and after reading. And, to explore the different places you can find answers to questions.

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Interactive read aloud, connections (text to self, text to text...), social skill, voice, character

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All kinds or oral reading... but it's fun to get the kids to shake their fingers and say, "You monkeys, you....you give me back my caps!" And then, of course, they can reply, "Tsz, tsz, tsz!"

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Sweet Tooth- Great for looking at text print, reading with expression, and personification.

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Jessi Beasley
Interactive Read Aloud- great for teaching punctuation and voice.

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Read aloud
Lynda Sizemore
Math, counting/predicting what will happen next / division, how to divide things into equal parts

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Sharon Welborn

Shared Reading. Use to teach alphabet and sounds. Helps with recognition and rhyming words.

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Anna Robinson-The Hair of Zoe Fleefenbacher

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Anna Robinson-The Hair of Zoe Fleefenbacher

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Wonderful read aloud for the beginning of the year or any time of year for that matter.  It's about a young girl with lots of wild red hair that helps her in her daily life.  Her hair was helpful in 5K and 1st grade, but things changed in 2nd grade....

In this book, you could teach 1) character traits, 2)problem-solution 3)character development (Zoe and the teacher) 4)Theme, 5)Main idea and supporting details 6) Connections

The list could go on and on. Check this book out if you have not read it before. Love ya!!!!

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Janice Gifford
- building suspense
- predicting
- analyzing setting
- theme

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Interactive Read Aloud- teach character development over time, vocabulary, setting, problem solving

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The Chicken Chasing Queen of Lamar County- Ginny Campbell

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The Chicken Chasing Queen of Lamar County- Ginny Campbell

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I could teach how the character changes from beginning to end. It could be a read aloud or interactive read aloud.

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Read aloud, used for the beginning of the school year, could use for setting, characters, perspective

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Shannon Burnett
In this book, I have used it for lessons for inferential thinking, theme development, and character development.

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Megan Kittrell
Use to teach friendship and classroom community. Interactive Read Aloud to get students thinking about where Corduroy is in the mall and what he is doing.

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Used with Perseverance Unit as a read aloud and an interactive read aoud:
Perspective
Characterization
Theme
Time as part of the setting
For shared reading:
Reading dialogue

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Old MacDonald Had an Apartment House (K Moreno)

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Old MacDonald Had an Apartment House (K Moreno)

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Got my attention because it was unexpected...(I thought farm)  I use it for perspective. There are 4 different sets of stakeholders.  I use it for read aloud and interactive reading.  Another lesson I like doing is discussing how the illustrations add to the understanding of the story.

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Interactive Read Aloud-great for setting, visualization, descriptive words, onomatopoeia, and similes,.

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Best Friend Book, great dialogue, love reading like different characters

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Interactive read aloud, parts of a story (beg, mid, end), character development, voice