October is Bullying Prevention Month. It's important that we empower students to not only stand up for themselves, but to also advocate for others. I have a collection of books to help students stand up to bullies. These read alouds will help children recognize and confront bullying … [Read more...] about Stand Up to Bullies Books
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Perseverance Books for Kids
In the elementary school classroom, fostering perseverance is key to helping young learners develop a growth mindset and tackle challenges head-on. But how can you effectively introduce this concept to your students? Look no further than the engaging world of picture books! With vibrant … [Read more...] about Perseverance Books for Kids
Books about Healthy Habits
Raise your hand if you or your students are sick...it's that time of year! As elementary school teachers, we know the power of washing our hands to stop the spread of germs. Let's use picture books about healthy habits to teach this to our students!I’m sharing all of these books on video as well! … [Read more...] about Books about Healthy Habits
Picture Books about Gratitude
Being thankful is a big deal, especially for our elementary school students. In a world where we often get caught up in lots of stuff, it's super important to teach kids to notice and be happy about the small, good things in their lives. One way to help them learn this important lesson is by reading … [Read more...] about Picture Books about Gratitude
Picture Books about Making Friends
One of the most important skills we can teach our young students is how to make friends. Building friendships not only enhances their social development but also creates a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Using picture books in an interactive read-aloud lesson is a fantastic way to help … [Read more...] about Picture Books about Making Friends
How to Compromise with It’s Mine!
Do you become frustrated when students are upset because they do not want to share? Or, are you spending precious educational minutes reminding students to be kind to one another? Unfortunately, teachers spend much time handling aspects related to not wanting to share. Since this is a crucial … [Read more...] about How to Compromise with It’s Mine!