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Aliens are Coming!: The True Account of the 1938 War of the Words Radio Broadcast

Written and Illustrated by Meghan McCarthy

This picture book is a depiction of a real event and is a reminder that there have always been people who believe anything they hear. It showcases what happens when people don't think critically.

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The Nantucket Sea Monster: A Fake News Story

Written by Darcey Pattison

Don't believe everything you read! This is a great non-fiction book to discuss fake news.

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Fact vs. Opinion Vs. Robot

Written and Illustrated by Michael Rex

Sometimes telling the difference between fact and opinion can be easy and other times it can be difficult. This is a great book to help children practice and apply critical thinking skills.

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Classroom Read Aloud: Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots

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#Goldilocks: A Hashtag Cautionary Tale

Written by Jeanne Wills

Goldilocks makes popular videos and starts to make some sad choices to get more likes. The message is in regards to digital safety, but there is also an opportunity to discuss why people post content online.

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# Goldilocks - Story read aloud for children - Internet Safety, Digital safety, Social Media,

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Killer Underwear Invasion! : How to Spot Fake News, Disinformation, and Conspiracy Theories

Written and Illustrated by Elise Gravel

This book covers many complex topics such as fake news, disinformation, and confirmation bias.

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Can You Believe It? : How to Spot Fake News and Find the Facts

Written by Joyce Grant

"The key to figuring out what is fake and is critical thinking. That means wondering about things. Being skeptical."