Charlesbridge | 978-1623542290 Did you know that more than half of the world’s refugees are children? It’s not hard to imagine the upheaval of leaving all that is familiar, including your homeland, friends, and family members in search of a place of safety and hope. COUNTING KINDNESS: Ten Ways to Welcome Refugee Children: by… Read more »
Owlkids Books (2020) | ISBN 9781771473736 Each Monday for the past 2 weeks, I’ve shared a brief lesson that invites students into a conversation about empathy, friendship, and the path from conflict to resolution. I WALK WITH VANESSA: A Story About a Simple Act of Kindness by Kerascoët DRAW the LINE by Kathryn Otoshi Today’s post… Read more »
Roaring Brook Press (2017) | ISBN: 978-1626725638 Today is the second post in a series of three for a unit I’m calling “TOGETHER. APART. REGRET. NEW START?” Each Monday for the next 2 weeks, I’ll share a brief lesson to accompany a picture book that invites students into a conversation about empathy, friendship, and the… Read more »
Schwartz & Wade (2018) | ISBN: 978-1524769567 Today begins a series I’m calling “TOGETHER. APART. REGRET. NEW START?” Each Monday for the next 3 weeks, I’ll share a brief lesson to accompany a picture book that invites students into a conversation about empathy, friendship, and the path from conflict to resolution. This week’s book is… Read more »
If you come to Earth, there are a few things you need to know… Things like: Our planet is the “greeny-blue one.” It has “green and brown bits.” Land. And blue stuff. Water. There are big cities, small towns, tiny villages. Homes. Families. Even identical twins are different. In fact, many others things are different,… Read more »
Clipart by Cliparts.co It’s been a busy year for the ReaderKidZ and an even busier seven years since we first began blogging with the purpose of providing teachers, librarians, and parents with the resources and inspiration to foster a love of reading in kids, K-5. Along with the times, our schedules are changing and it’s become harder… Read more »
Who says being a princess is so great? Not Cora, the heroine of the silly, delightful book PRINCESS CORA AND THE CROCODILE (Candlewick Press), written by Laura Amy Schlitz and illustrated by Brian Floca. Cora’s tired of being good. Her nanny makes her take three baths a day and her mother makes her read… Read more »
