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affective (5), series (2), bullying (2), history (2), fabulous book for upper level elementary on bullying and standing out. (1), has many text features to be discussed. Can go along with history and WW2 (1), 4th and up. this will always be my favorite book. its emotional (1), and friendship. 4th grade and up (1), apologizing when needed (1), It is great fun and opens interesting and important conversations about doing what's right (1), and syllables (1), elementary grades. teaches sequencing (1), younger children can learn richer vocabulary using this book (1), or writer's craft. (1), This book is great for kindergarten-3rd grade for teaching about farm animals (1), This is a great book to use during writing process. It's good to teach adjectives and adding sparkly words to writing. (1), About two different girls who speak different languages and become great friends. Great for k-2 graders (1), metaphors and has advice for feeling lost (1), as a text set of wars. (1), Great book for older children like middle school; to use for author study (1), helping out. (1), 4th grade and up all about telling the truth (1), good for author study too. (1), its great for 4th grade and up. talks about being lost and survival skills (1), middle school book; its a classic for emotions and author study (1), fun book for elementary school to use with farm animal text unit and for onomatopoeias. (1), 1st and 2nd grade books for author studuy (1), 4th grade and up; because kids can make a difference (1), great for a metaphor for life. has many alliterations (1), This book is wonderful. Its a great book to use for teaching numbers or colors. But I will use it to teach about bullying and standing up for yourself and others. (1), and anxious. 3rd grade and up (1), 4th grade and up. good for introduction into series and author studies. has a strong female and male lead so it connects to all kids. (1), heavy book (1), It is also good to use for teaching various emotions readers go through while reading the book. (1), A young walrus meets a boy who spends a lot of time alone because he is teased and left out by others. The young walrus seeks advice from his elders and other animals in order to help the young boy find inner strength and support from others. (1), and conflicts. Its very emotional and kids can connect to the struggles (1), great for character changes (1), 4th grade and up about bullying and changing. (1), good book for young readers and teaching rhyming (1), as an author study. (1), 3-6 grade. read for fun (1), This is perfect for a multicultural study especially on Africa. It has great pictures and vocabulary words. (1), 4th grade and up. comparative texts to sachar's other works (1), funny for all grade levels to teach poems (1), ELL students. It's fun for adventures (1), I would use this book in elementary schools for cultures (1), younger readers learn alliteration and rhyming with this book (1), but as a whole class read. it has many rich vocabulary words and is written for 6 and 7 grades. model thinking aloud and searching for meaning of words (1), and its affective (1), WW2 from other perspectives (1), Good for upper grades I'd say middle school to talk about Different countries (1), author study series for older children. (1), and folk loses. Could go into a text set about cultures. (1), Great book for 3rd grade and up about different cultures (1), super classic for middle school. All about misfits and bullies and morals. (1), apology letters. (1), loneliness and hunger. This story takes place in Philadelphia. use as a choice for discovery circles. students can talk about the time period (1), the disease (1), literal (1), life (1), pictures (1), older students (1), compound words (1), author study (1), similes (1), making friends (1), medical advances (1), lonely (1), feelings (1), etc. (1), easy read. (1), help (1), confused (1), differences (1), read alouds (1), bilingual (1), other cultures (1), genre (1), fairytales (1), myths (1), animals (1), etc (1), quotations (1), 4th grade and up (1), adventure (1), wonderful book to talk about imagination (1), Fever is about a girl named Matilda who lives through the yellow fever epidemic. She faces death (1), This is a great book to use for elementary school students to get them interested in reading or writing! (1), Good book for changing families. Elementary School Age (1), and nonfiction text structures. (1), great nonfiction for elementary school students to touch on life cycles (1), 1st and 2nd grade for aesthetic texts on reaching your full potential (1), but have an interest in it. (1), so it brings in boys and those who normally wouldn't read (1), 4-6th. Its a book about sports (1), and maybe even go deeper for world hunger. (1), 3-5 grade. text to life and real life discussions. many opportunities for "what would you do" (1), onomatopoeias (1), classic for all ages. some can be read aloud like 1st and 2nd. discovery circles and lit discussions 3-6. (1), challenging stereotypes about what it means to be a boy or a girl and showing that anyone can make a difference in their school or community (1), he soon comes to the rescue with his unique abilities. His talent at making amazing pink food and getting everyone to help saves the day (1), but when plans for a spaghetti dinner on parent day fall through (1), he is teased because he is different (1), When The Boy with Pink Hair starts school (1), math.Good for about 4th grade to teach the difference between wants and needs (1), great book for rhyming and predictability. Teaches about writer's crafts and the different fonts and drawings. It's good for onomatopoeias too. (1), Great for Elementary school when talking about recycling or being healthy (1), Book for elementary school on teaching wants vs needs. (1), good book for first few days of school then to use to talk about similes/metaphors (1), brings up a lot of emotion and great discussions. 6th grade (1)
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Jan 22, 2013
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