Skip to main content

Fantasy and Science Fiction

Bear Feels Scared       


Author: Karma Wilson

Illustrated by: Jane Chapman
Genre: Fantasy and Science Fiction
Grade: Pre-K and up


 Bear was out in the woods searching for food. As he was searching for food, he had forgotten that the sun already set and he got lost. Rain and strong winds started to take over the forest and he got all scared. Bears’ friends got worried because Bear’s not home yet. Bear was so scared and alone that he cuddled up to protect himself from the strong winds and the strong rain. All of Bears' friends are really worried that they came out to find him in the midst of the storm. They soon found him, hugged him, and then cuddled all together back to their home.

I would use this book in my classroom to teach students that it is okay to be scared and that it is normal to feel that way. Friendship is important and true friends care for you and will be there for you through hard times. I would read this to children between Pre-K through first grade because it is an easy-to-read book and it consists of rhymes. I will use this book by reading it in between activities or in the beginning of the day or before a lesson for words of encouragement and comfort.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Rapunzel

Rapunzel Author: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Illustrator: Carol Heyer Genre: Traditional Literature Ages or Grade: 2 nd to 5 th grade Rapunzel is a story well-known story about a couple who are greedy that the witch took their child in exchange of their wrongdoings. It all started when the wife wanted some of the fruits from the backyard of their neighbors. She craved it so much and wanted it that his husband sneaked in and get some until the owner found out that he had been stealing. In exchange for him stealing, the witch wanted their child. She locked up Rapunzel in a high tower till a prince found out about the tower and Rapunzel. They both fell in love and the witch found out. The witch then cut off her hair and locked her up. He fell and blinded himself but years passed and they found each other again and live happily ever after. This is a long story for children to read aloud so I will probably start to read half of it in the morning and then read the en...

Dark Emperor & Other Poems of the Night

Dark Emperor & Other Poems of the Night Author: Joyce Sidman Illustrator: Rick Allen Genre: Poetry Ages or Grade: 3 rd through 5 th grade This book consists of poems about animals especially night animals. It consists of a lot of sounding words and informative concrete detailed words. This poem book talks about each night creatures and tells a story of what they do at night. This is a good poem book to keep in my future classroom because each poem makes you imagine and see it vividly in your mind by the way the words are put together. This is also informative for students and will be helpful for classification or science class because it explains weather, animals, and classifications. Not only it is a poem book it is also informative and has a lot of fun facts for students to read on the side of every page.

Red Sings from Treetops a year in color

Red Sings from Treetops a year in colors Author: Joyce Sidman Illustrator: Pamela Zagarenski Genre: Poetry Ages or Grade: 3 rd – 5 th grade This book makes colors alive like human beings. It describes the colors having qualities and bringing them into life. This poem book goes over the four seasons which is spring, fall, winter, and summer. Red Sings from Treetops illustrations are really well illustrated because it gives the feeling of actually being in that particular season. This book is great to read to my students because they will imagine and view colors as persons and each colors have amazing unique qualities. My students can also be more aware and appreciative of colors all around us. This poem book is more for a 3 rd through 5 th grade students due to the length of the sentences and understanding. Since the illustrations looks like paper art, I will have the students do their piece of art that is based on their favorite seasons.