Over 4000 free K-8 resources for learning at school and home.

by Kenneth Kraegel - Not an ordinary King Arthur story. Follow along as the six-year old searches for adventure and gets a little more than he bargained for. Children will cheer as Henry faces obstacles and overcomes various quests.

by Adam Rubin - Combining two children’s favorite things, dragons and tacos! Action-packed, witty humor is brilliantly illustrated and warns us that just because dragons LOVE tacos, doesn’t mean you should give them ANY salsa.

Before you read:
Introduce the book and tell the children a little bit about it. Follow that with a comment or question that is
related to the story such as, Tacos are a part of Mexican cuisine. What other types of food do you like?
Encourage a discussion so the children can comment, ask questions, and express their feelings. Set the
stage for listening by asking an “I wonder” statement based on the cover illustration.

by Kevin Henkes - Caldecott Medal Winner, 2005. Simplicity, warmth and softness all surround this pencil-drawn story of a kitten and her struggle to capture an object just out of her reach.