Children’s
Literature Book List and Wiki Checklist
Genre / Titles you read (Hit enter after each one
and a new number should pop up)
I. Non-fiction/Informational (1
chapter book or photo essay book reflection required on blog)
1) Extreme Animals: The
Toughest Creatures on Earth by Nicola Davies
2) Sea Horse: The Shyest Sea Fish
in the Sea by Chris Butterworth
II. Poetry (1 chapter or picture
book reflection required on blog)
1) Hate that Cat by Sharon Creech. (required
for discussion – do NOT use on blog)
2) What a Day It Was At School! By Jack Prelustky
3) Toasting Marshmallows by Kristin George
4) Lorax by Dr. Seus
III. Modern Fantasy (1 chapter
book reflection required on blog)
1)
I, Jack by Patricia
Finney. (required for discussion – do NOT use on blog)
2)
The Mouse and the Motorcycle
by Beverly Cleary
3)
Charlotte’s Web by E.B.
White
IV. Historical Fiction (1
reflection required on blog –can be a picture book)
1)
The Teacher’s Funeral by
Richard Peck. (required for discussion – do NOT use on blog)
2)
Papa’s Mark by Gwendolyn Battle-Lavert
V. Multicultural/Traditional (2
reflections required on blog – one can be a picture book)
1) Hiroshima: A Novella by Laurence Yep
2) The Skin I’m In by Sharon Flake
3) Aesop’s Fables by Tom Paxton and Robert
Rayevsky
4) JuneBug by Alice Mead
VI. Realistic Fiction (1 chapter
book reflection required on blog)
1)
Baby by
Patricia MacLachlan. (required for discussion – do NOT use on blog)
2)
Mouse and the Motorcycle by
Beverly Cleary
VII. Picture Books (5 reflections
required on blog during the first two weeks of class. There should be a total
here of at least six.)
1)
The Wednesday Surprise by Eve Bunting.
(required for discussion – do NOT use on blog)
2)
Officer Buckle and Gloria by
Peggy Rathmann
3)
Emma’s Turtle by Eve Bunting
4)
Yoko by Rosemary Wells
5)
The Wall by Eve Bunting
6)
The Hello Goodbye Window by
Norton Juster
7)
When Randolph Turned Rotten
by Charise Harper
8)
The Boy Who Loved Words by
Roni Schotter
Wiki Checklist
1) 1 Social Studies
2) Science
3) Math
4) Music
5) Art
6) 1 Reading/Language Arts
7) Physical Education
8) Other
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