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"After the Fall" by: Dan Santat

broderickt1 — 2024-09-18 22:51:47 UTC

"After the Fall" showcases Humpty Dumpty's grit through his determination to overcome his fear and physical limitations after his fall. Rather than giving up on his dream of flying again, he shows unwavering persistence and courage, gradually facing his fears, taking small steps, and working hard to rebuild his confidence. The story illustrates that grit is about continuing to pursue your goals, even when it’s tough or seems impossible.

"The Bad Seed" by: Jory John

broderickt1 — 2024-09-18 22:55:34 UTC

"The Bad Seed" is a great book to showcase self-awareness and self-management because the main character reflects on his behavior and the consequences of his actions. As he begins to understand how his actions affect others, he makes an effort to change, illustrating the importance of recognizing one's feelings and impulses, and taking steps to manage them for better outcomes. The story encourages readers to be mindful of their actions and make positive choices.

"What If Everybody Did That?" By: Ellen Javernick

broderickt1 — 2024-09-30 17:30:59 UTC

"What If Everybody Did That?" teaches responsibility by showing how one person's choices can impact others, encouraging kids to think about the consequences of their actions. It emphasizes responsible decision-making by asking children to consider what would happen if everyone acted in the same way.

"Eraser" By Anna Kang

broderickt1 — 2024-09-30 17:45:06 UTC

"Eraser" showcases responsibility through the character of Eraser, who learns to take ownership of their role in helping others and recognizing when it's important to step back. The story encourages responsible decision-making by highlighting how our actions affect others and the importance of knowing when to make changes or allow others to take the lead.

"Truman" By: Jean Reidy

broderickt1 — 2024-09-30 17:52:09 UTC

"Truman" showcases grit when he faces the challenge of being separated from his owner, Sarah, for the first time. Despite feeling anxious and scared, Truman demonstrates determination and resilience by finding a way to navigate his unfamiliar world and reunite with Sarah. His persistence and bravery in overcoming the obstacles he faces reflect the essence of grit—staying strong and pushing forward, even when it’s hard.

"The Table Where Rich People Sit" By: Byrd Baylor

broderickt1 — 2024-10-13 01:51:37 UTC

"The Table Where Rich People Sit" showcases gratitude because it shows how important it is to appreciate simple joys and everyday experiences. The main character learns that true richness comes from nature and relationships, not just money. This helps readers understand the value of being thankful for what they have in their own lives.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-08 17:15:23 UTC

This category will include books that showcase pushing through challenges and obstacles.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-08 17:30:41 UTC

This category will include books that showcase seeing the value in all things and treating them with care.

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This category will include books that showcase understanding and connecting to other people's feelings.

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This category will include books that showcase being truthful in what you say and do.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 19:56:27 UTC

This category wll include books that showcase taking action and understanding the impact of our choices.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 20:00:27 UTC

This category will include books that showcase choosing to appreciate the people and the things in our lives.

"Do Unto Otters" By: Laurie Keller

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 21:58:26 UTC

"Do Unto Otters" is a great book to showcase citizenship and respect because it teaches the importance of treating others with kindness and consideration, much like how we would want to be treated ourselves. The story uses humor and a simple, relatable message to show how being respectful and thoughtful toward others—whether they're otters or people—helps build positive relationships and communities.

"The Sandwich Swap" By: Queen Rania of Jordan Al Abdullah and Kelly DiPucchio

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:01:35 UTC

"The Sandwich Swap" is a great book to showcase citizenship and respect because it highlights the value of embracing differences and practicing empathy. The story follows two girls from different cultural backgrounds who initially disagree over their lunch choices but ultimately learn to respect each other’s traditions. It teaches the importance of understanding and appreciating diversity, fostering a sense of community, and building respect for others' perspectives.

"Last Stop on Market Street" By: Matt De La Peña

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:04:54 UTC

"Last Stop on Market Street" showcases gratitude by teaching readers to appreciate the beauty in everyday moments, even in challenging circumstances. Through CJ’s journey, the story highlights how gratitude can transform ordinary experiences into something meaningful.

"The Quiltmaker's Gift" By: Jeff Brumbeau

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:06:48 UTC

"The Quiltmaker's Gift" is a great book to showcase gratitude because it highlights the joy and fulfillment that comes from giving to others. As the Quiltmaker teaches the greedy king the value of generosity, the story shows how acts of kindness and selflessness can bring true happiness, encouraging readers to be grateful for what they have and to appreciate the joy that comes from sharing with others.

"Each Kindness" By: Jacqueline Woodson

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:12:25 UTC

"Each Kindness" is a great book for showcasing empathy because it teaches the importance of being kind and how our actions can affect others. Through Chloe’s regret for not being kind to Maya, the story shows how empathy can make a real difference in someone’s life.

"What Do You Do With a Problem?" By: Kobi Yamada

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:19:04 UTC

"What Do You Do With a Problem?" is a great book to showcase critical thinking and problem solving because it encourages readers to approach challenges with curiosity and creativity. The story follows a child who faces a problem that feels overwhelming at first but learns to confront it, understand it, and ultimately transform it into an opportunity for growth.

"Iggy Peck, Architect" By: Andrea Beaty

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:23:18 UTC

"Iggy Peck, Architect" is a great book to showcase critical thinking and problem solving because it follows Iggy, a young boy with a passion for architecture, who uses his creative thinking and skills to solve a problem. When his class faces a challenge during a field trip, Iggy applies his architectural knowledge to build a solution, demonstrating how critical thinking and innovation can help overcome obstacles.

"The Empty Pot" By: Demi

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:31:50 UTC

"The Empty Pot" is a great book to showcase honesty because it teaches the importance of being truthful, even when it’s difficult. Instead of lying like the other children, Ping admits the truth, showing courage and integrity. In the end, his honesty is rewarded, highlighting how telling the truth, even when it’s hard, leads to respect and personal growth.

"The Boy Who Cried Wolf" By: Leah Osei

broderickt1 — 2024-11-09 22:42:26 UTC

"The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is a good book to showcase honesty because it highlights the consequences of lying. When the boy repeatedly tricks others by falsely claiming a wolf is coming, no one believes him when the danger is real. The story teaches that honesty is essential for trust and that lying can lead to serious consequences when others no longer trust you.

"Sulwe" By: Lupita Nyongo

broderickt1 — 2024-11-12 17:17:40 UTC

"Sulwe" is a powerful book to showcase self-awareness and self-management because it follows Sulwe's journey of understanding and accepting her skin color. At the start, Sulwe struggles with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt due to her darker skin, but through reflection and a magical adventure, she becomes more self-aware of her unique beauty and worth. By the end of the story, Sulwe demonstrates self-management by choosing to embrace her true self and manage her negative thoughts, learning to love who she is.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:08:58 UTC

This category will include books that showcase never giving up and staying focused on your goals.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:22:52 UTC

This category will include books that showcase understanding and managing one's emotions, recognizing personal strengths and challenges, and making thoughtful choices to navigate the world with confidence and kindness.

"The Invisible Boy" By: Trudy Ludwig

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:36:19 UTC

"The Invisible Boy" showcases empathy by showing how Brian feels invisible and left out, helping readers understand the pain of exclusion. When Brian reaches out with kindness to a new student, Justin, he demonstrates how empathy and small acts of kindness can make others feel seen and valued.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:43:10 UTC

This category will include books that showcase using creativity, logic, and perseverance to tackle challenges, think critically, and find innovative solutions to problems.

"The Wild Robot" By: Peter Brown

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:54:02 UTC

"The Wild Robot" is a great book to showcase perseverance because it follows Roz, a robot who, despite being alone and out of her element on a remote island, never gives up. Roz's determination to survive and help others, even when things seem impossible, makes the story a powerful example of perseverance in action.

"Poppy" by Avi

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:56:49 UTC

"Poppy" is a great book to showcase perseverance because it tells the story of Poppy, a small mouse who faces numerous challenges on her dangerous journey to save her family. Poppy shows incredible determination by continuing her quest, problem-solving along the way and never giving up. Her resilience in the face of overwhelming odds demonstrates how perseverance can help one overcome obstacles and achieve important goals, no matter the difficulties.

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 16:59:27 UTC

This category will include books that showcase guidance, support, and positive relationships, where characters learn from mentors and grow through their experiences.

"The Key to Extraordinary" By: Natalie Lloyd

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 17:02:43 UTC

"The Key to Extraordinary" is a great book to showcase mentorship because it highlights the powerful role of mentors in helping the main character, Emma, discover her potential and navigate life’s challenges. Throughout the story, Emma learns valuable lessons from her grandmother and others, showing how mentorship provides guidance, wisdom, and emotional support.

"The Hundred Dresses" By: Eleanor Estes

broderickt1 — 2024-11-15 17:07:38 UTC

"The Hundred Dresses" is a great book to showcase mentorship because it shows how Maddie learns valuable lessons about kindness and standing up for others. Through her self-reflection and guidance from her friend Wanda, Maddie grows emotionally, learning the importance of empathy and responsibility.

"Mercy Watson to the Rescue" By: Kate DiCamillo

broderickt1 — 2024-11-17 00:00:07 UTC

"Mercy Watson to the Rescue" is a great book to teach about responsibility and decision-making because it shows how characters take ownership of their actions and make thoughtful choices to solve problems. The story highlights the importance of being responsible for others, making decisions that benefit the group, and taking action when things don’t go as planned, all in a fun and relatable way for young readers.

"Gratitude is My Superpower" By: Alicia Ortega

broderickt1 — 2024-11-18 19:07:45 UTC

"Gratitude is My Superpower" is a great book to showcase gratitude because it teaches children how recognizing and appreciating the good things in their lives can strengthen relationships and foster a positive mindset. It encourages kids to practice gratitude daily.

"The Buddy Bench" By: Patty Brozo

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 20:23:02 UTC

The Buddy Bench showcases empathy by teaching children to recognize when others are feeling lonely or left out and encouraging them to take action by offering friendship and support. Through the concept of the buddy bench, the book emphasizes understanding others' emotions and fostering an inclusive, caring environment where everyone feels valued and connected.

"The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be" By: Joanna Gaines

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 20:45:26 UTC

"The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be" showcases self-awareness by encouraging children to embrace their unique qualities and talents, and helping them recognize that everyone has something special to contribute to the world. It celebrates individuality and the importance of understanding and being confident in who you are.

"I Choose to Try Again" By: Elizabeth Estrada

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 20:51:02 UTC

"I Choose to Try Again" showcases perseverance by telling the story of a young character who faces challenges and setbacks but learns to keep going despite difficulties. The book emphasizes the importance of not giving up when things get tough.

"Honesty is my Superpower" By: Alicia Ortego

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 21:23:15 UTC

"Honesty is My Superpower" showcases honesty by teaching children the value of telling the truth, even when it's hard. The story encourages kids to understand that being honest helps build trust, solve problems, and make them feel good about themselves. It presents honesty as a powerful tool that strengthens relationships and helps navigate challenges.

"The Old Woman Who Named Things" By: Cynthia Rylant

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 22:09:00 UTC

"The Old Woman Who Named Things" showcases mentorship through the relationship between Miss Addie and the dog. While Miss Addie initially provides guidance, the dog mentors her by helping her open her heart to companionship, teaching that mentorship can come from unexpected sources and foster emotional growth.

"Ada Twist, Scientist" By Andrea Beaty

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 22:21:22 UTC

"Ada Twist, Scientist" showcases critical thinking and problem-solving through Ada’s curiosity and determination to find answers. She asks questions, conducts experiments, and uses logical reasoning, teaching children the value of exploring, questioning, and creatively solving problems.

"A Little Respectful SPOT" By: Diane Alber

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 22:25:33 UTC

"A Little Respectful SPOT" is a great book to showcase respect because it teaches children the importance of treating others with kindness, understanding, and empathy. Through the character of Respectful Spot, kids learn how small actions, like listening and being considerate, can make a big difference in building positive relationships.

"Drum Dream Girl: How One Girl's Courage Changed Music" By: Margarita Engle

broderickt1 — 2024-11-23 22:29:57 UTC

"Drum Dream Girl" showcases grit by telling the story of a girl who overcomes obstacles and societal expectations to pursue her passion for drumming. Her determination and perseverance inspire children to stay committed to their dreams, no matter the challenges.