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3. Chrysanthemum lets you explore student’s names and know that we all are special and unique.
4. We do a whole unit on friendship and citizenship. We use David Goes to School to make examples of what not to do.
5. First Day Jitters is another book that lets the students know you are having the same feelings they are. I always make some Jitter Juice (Sprite and sprinkles) to chase those Jitters away.
6. We read different Froggy books all year so I like to read this one to introduce this fun character.
7. We always make a chart of how students will get home and this one talks about how they will get to school. A great reference when you start to discuss fiction and non fiction.
8. Another great character we like to study. Wonderful way to talk about cause and effect.
10. Absolutely love Pete the Cat. We are rocking in our school shoes all week long!
11. Kissing Hand has some great activities and is just so stinking sweet.
12. A great way to have an overview of the whole year. A wonderful way to discuss their hopes and dreams for the year.
13. Llama llama misses mama reminds students they can love their mama and school too!
14. Our mascot is a shark, so we love seeing all the things Clark has to learn to be a good citizen at school.
15. Manners at School teaches students about rules and expectations. The whole series is fantastic!
17. Another book to help students learn to wait their turn to talk and not interrupt.