This F book by Tedd Arnold is about a boy named Buzz and his pet fly named Fly Guy. This cute book follows the two as they try to find a pet for Fly Guy. I would use this book for a cute and fun RA. A great resource is https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/books/a-pet-for-fly-guy-by-tedd-arnold/. UDL 7.3: Minimize threats and distractions and ESOL Strategy 47: Use information gap activities #ucflae3414f19

Written by Sharon M Draper, this RF book follows that life of and 11 years old with Cerebal Palsy names Melody Brooks. This book coming from Melody's perspective, you get to feel what it's like to have all these words and thoughts in your head, yet you can‘t speak! This is a great book for IR! Scholastic has a great resource for this book as well! https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/blog-posts/kriscia-cabral/teaching-out-my-mi... #ucflae3414f19

This RF book written and illustrated by Oge Mora is a Cadellcott Award winner. This book tells the story of Omu, which means queen in Igbo, and how her stew makes the whole community come together. # ucflae3414f19

Wonder is an RF story written by RJ Palacio and is a New York Bestseller. It tells the story of Auggie Pullman, and his transition from being homeschooled to going to a public school for 5th grade. But Auggie is not a normal 5th grader, he was born with a facial deformity. All he wants is to be a normal student. This book follows him and some of the closest people in his life. Covering kindness, bullying, and great life lessons! #ucflae3414f19

This F is written by Bill Matin Jr and illustrated by Eric Carle, tells the story as a momma bear and baby bear travel and all the animals they meet on their way. This would be a great book for storytelling. #ucflae3414f19

This F Cadellott Award-winning is written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. I follow a boy's journey using his imagination. He travels to aa forest and becomes king of all the wild things. Some find this story kind of creepy, but I think it is cute and shows kids to use their imagination. #ucflae3414f19

This F book is written and illustrated by Don Freeman. It is a cute story about a bear for sale and is missing a button Becuase of this he is no bought and sits on the shelf while others come and go. This book is his adventure of trying to find the button once the store is closed. Does he find a button or does he find an owner who takes him to fix him? #ucflae3414f19

This piece of poetry, written by Mary Howitt and illustrated by Tony DiTerlizzi is a Caldecott Award winner. This book has great illustrations that would be perfect for an RA during Halloween time. It would be a fun way to teach students about poetry while staying in the spooky theme! # ucflae3414f19

Written and illustrated by Sophie Blackall, this HF book is a Caldecott Awarding winner. This book follows the life of a lighthouse keeper. His daily chores, missing life at home with his wife, and some exciting and a little nerve-wrecking things along the way. The illustration in this book makes it a great book for a DR. This site links a read-aloud of this book https://www.rif.org/literacy-central/book/hello-lighthouse. #ucflae3414f19

This F book is written by Elizabeth Coatsworth and illustrated by Lynd Ward is a Caldecott Medal winner. When a struggling Japanese artist becomes the owner of an unwanted cat, he is not very happy. But, when he then gets asked to make a piece featuring Budha, for a large amount of money, he begins to believe the cat is good luck. When he adds the cat in the art, it is denied. This story shows that love and passion are more important than money.

This MF book written and illustrated by Jan Brett is a cute story about a gingerbread baby adventure while trying to find friends of his own. This book would be great during holiday times in the classroom. This book would be great for RA. This is a RA video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rReJ743RA0. ESOL Strategy 14: Simplify your speech by making it slower and redundant and UDL 3.3: Guide information processing and visualization #ucflae3414f19

This TL was written by David Wiesner and is the 2002 Caldecott award winner. This classic tale of the three little pigs with a little twist! #ucflae3414f19

This SF book written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Dan Santat, won The NY Times 2015 Best Illustration award. It is about a young girls science project going south! She try‘s a toad to fix the problem, but then it becomes the issue! #ucae3414f19

Written and illustrated by Daria People-Riley, this RF book is a great book about thinking positively and be confident even when you feel scared. It is about a young girl auditioning for a ballet class. Throughout the book, she is being uplifted! #ucflae3414f19

This NF, written by Robert McCloskey, is a Caldecott award winner from 1953. This book is about a girl named Sal, and her day after finding she had a loose tooth. She had an exciting day planned with her father going to the harbor. She tells everyone along the way about her loose tooth. #ucflae3414f19

By author Mem Fox and illustrated by Leslie Stub, this Caldecott winner, RF book is great for any grade. In this PB, it shows how people all over the world may look different, speak other languages, live in different looking houses, does not mean we are different. Everyone still hurts the same, laugh the same, and love the same. It is a great message to teach any student at any level. #ucflae3414f19

This F chapter book, written by George R. R. Martin, famous for A Song of Fire (GoT), and illustrated by Yvonne Gilbert. In a world where war is threating young Adara's country and family, this is not the only threat. Adara is different from most, described to be a girl of winter, she finds herself taming the beast that has taken many lives, the Ice Dragon. This is the story of Adara, and the Ice Dragon saved her world. #ucflae3414f19

By author Lindsay Mattlick and illustrator Sophie Blackall, a Caldecott Medal winner is the NF story of Winnie, and her becoming the famous bear. Harry, a Canadian soldier, found the cub at a train station. Naming her Winnipeg (after his home), she traveled with Harry and the troops. Once in London, Harry decided to leave her at the London Zoo. This is where Christopher Robin Milne found her, giving us the stories we know today. #ucflae3414f19

This (F/PB)E.B White Read-Aloud Award-winning book is an adorable story about a boy, named Duncan, coming to class to find all of his crayons missing from his crayon box. In their place was a stack of letters from said crayons on their reasoning for quitting. Some are feeling overworked, while others are arguing one another. At the end of the story, you see how Ducan makes all of the crayons happy. #ucflae3414f19

This (B) was written by Jennifer Berne, illustrations by Eric Puybaret. Jacques Cousteau grew up with love for documenting the world around him and was fascinated by the ocean. This book tells the story of his life, and his path to becoming an Ocean Explorer. He made large strides in the marine world, documenting the progression of humans' impact on sea life. Speaking to World leaders all the wat to kids on ways to help the ocean. #ucflae3414f19