Summary: "When Jack and Annie got back from their previous adventure (Midnight on the Moon), they had lots of questions about planets, stars, and the universe. Learn more along with them as they track the facts about space."

-I really appreciate (as a teacher) how, throughout the book, it has the phonetic spelling of the different philosophers and pictures of everything as well

- There are also fun facts on the sides of the pages

• It's overall a very engaging book, it's one that I can see myself using in my own class. It's one that has a lot of fun pieces to it, not just words on a page.

This book goes through what Earth Day is, how It came about, and how it helps us today. It doesnt directly talk about earth resources throughout the entire book, but I can see myself using the book in the middle or after teaching the content to point out different resources that are pictures. Kind of like a stop and think or think aloud style thing.

This is a cute story that goes through the life cycle of an acorn, how it becomes a big oak tree!

I love how cute this book is and how it's not just a "how it works" book but a story line instead. Perfect for fall too!

Summary: Libby loves science! This is a story where she and her classmates go through class together learning about the states of matter. She is curious and asks tons of questions about solids, liquids, and gases in class.

My take on it:

- This is an easy-to-read book

-I can use it during a read loud as a quick introduction to the topic

-I can use it to spark interest on the topic and then do a hands on activity like from the book

• Many ways to use this book, love it!

***I love this video because it uses a real life example on how this topic is applied in everyday life!