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Spring Has 

Sprung

Spring literature

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An excellent resource forteaching about planting,harvesting, and the life

lesson on diligence.

 

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Perfect

for “EarthDay” and“Arbor

Day.” Agentle

reminder to me that Ishould never take trees

for granted!

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Some of my students’ favorites. Lends itself well

to genre studies andcomparing/contrasting with

non-fiction texts aboutflies, worms, and spiders. 

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This is a cute story which isperfect for making

predictions, inference skills,

and some good wholesomelaughter.

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I love to use this one in May

around “Cinco de Mayo.” It’sa fun story that can

“spice” up your instruction.

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 Lucille Colandro’s books arealways great for rhyme

and repetition. I think I ownall of them in the series!

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 I just love Jan Brett’s

style of writing andillustrations. This one canbe used in so many ways

to connect with Easter,art, and writing.

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I recently added this one to mycollection, and it’s beautiful! It

can really be used any time ofthe year because it shows thetrees throughout each season

It’s a wonderful text fordiscussion about seasonchanges and weather.