All the water in the world by George Ella Lyon and Kathrine Tillotson expresses the importance of water. Water is used for almost everything in our Utopia. Water is consumed by individuals every day of the year. Water comes from the water that is evaporated from lakes, rivers, and oceans. Then it...
Fiction Twin Text: “Let it Rain” by Maryann Cocca-Leffler (2013)Content Crossover: ScienceRationale: These two books flow into one another. “All the water in the world” shows where all the water comes from when it rains, when you turn on your faucet, and all the reasons we need it. It is a good o...
The Pirate of Kindergarten is an adorable picture book for primary grades. The illustrations are beautiful! At the beginning of the book, you really feel like you have double vision because the illustrator did such a wonderful job. I think this will really help younger students understand and get...
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I think that it is a book that all teachers should read to their students. The way Lyon addressed the issue of Ginny's vision problem was very clever. I also thought that the way he used the teacher to address the issues was very well devised. I did not expect this...
" Golden Kite Award winner, 1989 Booklist, Editor's Choice School Library Journal, Best Books of 1988 Publisher's Weekly, Best Books of 1988 Twelve-year-old Amanda Perritt is pitched head-first into adult responsibilities when she has to quit school to care for her newborn brother and invalid mot...