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“Temperature can be close to freezing and it‘s almost completely dark in this zone. Since there is no sunlight, plants can‘t grow here.”

The book introduces students to unique adaptations that help these animals survive in the dark Midnight Zone, such as bioluminescence and camouflage.

This Level 3 Reader explores the dark Midnight Zone, showcasing how these animals survive in their harsh environments by producing their own light and evading predators.

“I am a pout-pout fish, with a pout-pout face, so I spread the dreary-wearies all over the place.“

This story has many great social emotional themes throughout that I would love to use in a classroom. I would use this book to teach children about self-discovery, friendship, perspective, and the idea of how you have the power to shape your own narrative.

This cute read aloud story is written in the style of a poem. It has great rhymes and opportunities for children to make funny sound effects. This story also has a great message of how your actions or attitude can effect your interactions with others.

The Wakefield family takes a family vacation at the lake. Jess is horrified at the idea of fishing and hangs out with Jilly, a girl their age staying in the cabin next door. After 2 days of hanging out with this insufferable girl, fishing sounds more & more appealing. She finally goes out on the boat on the last day of vacation & catches the biggest fish, bigger than anyone else has caught all weekend. So cute! 4⭐️

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This book is fantastic. Finally a children‘s story that adults can appreciate too. I hope Baby Mavis grows to like it as much as me.

“Sharing makes you happy”

I think this story is a great book to read in the classroom. With this book, you are able to create discussions about empathy and sharing with children. It also gives a platform for parents and teachers to talk about being kind and being inclusive.