This month I traveled to Noble and Oxford Elementary schools to share some great books with the Aftercare groups at each building. It’s always a treat to visit the schools and share some of the library’s latest and greatest books with the students. Because of the mixed ages in each group it can be challenging to pick out read-alouds that satisfy the curiosity of a 5th grader and the silliness of a first grader. My goal is to hit that sweet spot of learning something new and laughing along the way. Below you’ll find some of the the books I’ve read or brought along with me for school visits throughout the year. I like to think that they were all major hits 🙂 All are available through Clevnet.
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Let the Children March by Monica Clark-Robinson
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Hand Over Hand by Alma Fullerton
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Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History by Vashti Harrison
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Be Quiet! by Ryan T. Higgins
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A Dozen Cousins by Lori Haskins Houran
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Claymates by Dev Petty
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Nothing Rhymes with Orange by Adam Rex
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Pink is for Blobfish by Jess Keating
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The Teacher’s Pet by Anica Mrose Rissi
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After the Fall by Dan Santat
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