Elliot Paderewski – författare

Your readers will enjoy accompanying a mom while she commutes to work on the city bus. Through bright photographs and clear text, beginning readers discover what makes up a community and will recognize themselves in the daily activities this book reveals.

Your readers will learn about community and family through the main subject explored in this book. Through bright photographs and clear text, beginning readers follow a young person’s discovery of their family history and genealogy.

One of the most important relationships in a child’s life is the relationship between them and their teacher. Guide your readers through this endearing book about the teachers in our community that enrich all of our lives.

Through bright photographs and clear text, help your beginning readers explore their basic rights as children. Discussing these basic rights with your students will help them discover the difference between right and wrong and will spark interesting conversations both in and outside the classroom.

Discovering the world around them is an important realization for beginning readers. Helping them embrace differences in the world helps them to become a citizen of the world. Guide your readers through this helpful book about being a part of the global community.

In this book, readers are taken on a journey to experience the natural resources already existing in their community. The concepts in this book aim to help readers understand what a natural resource is, and how to identify what the natural resources around them are. Through this book, help your readers discover this early science concept.

Preschoolers are fascinated by babies. Babies cry for a myriad of reasons which including being hungry, over tired, cold or hot, or because they are teething. With this book, help your readers explore the reasons why babies, or perhaps their baby brother or sister, cry. This nonfiction book is paired with the fiction book, Why Babies Cry, for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.

Animals such as bees, butterflies, moths, and flies help plants to pollinate. This transfer of pollen by animals is accidental. Mostly, these animals are just passing by the plant, or are eating, and pick up the pollen on their feathers, fur, or wings, and transfer the pollen to another plant. Through the concepts discussed here, help your readers understand this important, but happenstance, part of pollination. This nonfiction book is paired with the fiction book, The Mystery Plant, for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.

Invite readers to join in an adventure on a magic bus. This book inspires imagination and encourages inventive play while reinforcing recognition skills and reading confidence. Strong picture text correlation is cemented in this beautifully illustrated book.

This jovial book follows a child who’s birthday coincides with the July 4th holiday. This book introduces line breaks and dialogue and simple repetitive text that builds word recognition skills and reading confidence. Enjoy the twist the presentation of this book takes on this well known American holiday.

Readers gain the theme of positive community interaction through this volume on the intricate life of an elementary school teacher who was formerly a marine. Through strong photograph text correlation and developmental appropriate sentence structures, readers can enjoy learning about more complicated situations.

Leaving what is known and embarking on a journey to the unknown can be overwhelming for a person at any age. Through this story about a family’s trip to a new country, readers empathize with leaving the old, and embracing the new. This story reinforces the positive social message about being a welcoming part of a community.

In this book, readers accompany Dwayne as he gathers signatures and donations for his water fund. Through on grade level text and vocabulary, readers become more familiar about contributing to community in a positive way. With this book, help readers gain knowledge about the environment and how to care for it. Perhaps it will even inspire them to take on a cause they believe in.

In this book about the power of waterfalls, readers are introduced to an alternative way scientists have been able to harness energy. As our planet continues to feel the effects of global warming, instilling the understanding of alternative energy sources in beginning readers is more important than ever. Challenge your readers to think globally with this book about the power of waterfalls.

In this endearing volume, bright illustrations and easy-to-comprehend text will help readers follow along as a dad and his son take note of the many living things who inhabit the forest. Excite your readers about the great outdoors through this science based fictional narrative. This fiction book is paired with the nonfiction book, Plants, Animals, and People Live Together, for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.

In this brightly illustrated fictional narrative, follow a young boy as he comes up with ideas to soothe his crying baby brother. This highly relatable subject matter will inspire thought in your readers about what they could do to help soothe an upset baby. This fiction book is paired with the nonfiction book, Why Babies Cry, for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.

In this fictional narrative, readers will delight along with the main character who discovers what appears to be an imposter of a plant in his garden. Readers learn about the scientific answer to the mystery through eye-catching illustrations and strong picture text correlation. This fiction book is paired with the nonfiction book, Animals Help Plants Pollinate, for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.

In this book, readers are taken on a journey to experience the natural resources already existing in their community. The concepts in this book aim to help readers understand what a natural resource is, and how to identify what the natural resources around them are. Through this book, help your readers discover this early science concept.