Books for the first week of school

The first week of school is focused on reviewing rules, expectations and procedures. Check out these 15 children's picture books to help your little learners grasp the importance of following the rules! Each book comes with an activity idea.

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Build connections and community in the classroom with this list of read alouds and activities to share during the first week of school.

It's already back to school time which means you are already thinking about your first week lesson plans and first week of school activities. I bet back to school read alouds is on the top of your list. In this blog post, I am sharing my favorite back to school read alouds and some activities that go with them. These book companion activities are tons of fun for elementary students. Some of my favorites are "First Day Jitters" and "Chrysanthemum."Great for classroom community building.

Read all about my first full week of school in first grade. See how I use picture books & the theme rules and routines! Amazing first week of guided reading

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Looking for NEW AND EXCITING books for the first day and first week of school? Check out this list of books that will surely engage your kiddos!

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Get your little one excited for the first day of school with this list of back to school books for preschoolers, pre-k, and kindergarten.

What is the first book you read aloud to your students on the first day of school? In the past, my go-to picture book has been First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg. However, that book's popularity has soared immensely in the past few years and many of the students are familiar with it. There's nothing wrong with reading it to them again, after all, they haven't heard YOU read it, but I think it's important to have a few alternatives available. Here are some great books to have on hand for…