I, Fly: The Buzz About Flies and How Awesome They Are | 
You can do your part to fight fly hunger by leaving your sandwiches, ice cream cones, and candying lying around!
You can do your part to fight fly hunger by leaving your sandwiches, ice cream cones, and candying lying around!
This was a fun book that taught me some new facts I truly did not know about flies! This would be a fun book to include in a science unit about different animals and insects. I like that it‘s not just another book about butterflies, which are typically what are shared with students.
pickTold from the perspective of a fly, this book talks about flies and how awesome they can be. It is informational and tells about the lifecycle of a fly and different characteristics of flies. Being told through the flies perspective puts a fun spin on it and makes it very kid friendly and engaging.
This book made me laugh and it also kept me informed. This will be a fun read for students as they learn about flies and their purpose, and that they aren‘t actually that bad! As a student teacher it would be a fun activity to show the students this book during a science lesson.
pickI, Fly, written by Bridget Heos and illustrated by Jennifer Plecas, is a (NF) book about flies! As someone who HATES flies and bugs in general, I was hesitant to read it. However, reading about cool facts about flies in a cool way, it may have changed my mind little bit.
#UCFWalterslit 'I Fly:The Buzz About Flies and How Awesome They Are' by Bridget Heos is a non-fiction picture book about flies and everything you need to know about them. I didn't expect the facts to be true because the book looks like it could be made up, but after checking the facts I now see that they're accurate! Students could visit this link to check if what they read in this book is real or not: http://pestworldforkids.org/pest-guide/flies/
