BISCUIT BOOKS TRXT SERIES
Diary of a Worm (opens in a new window) series by Doreen Cronin (ages 3-6).Diary of a Wimpy Kid (opens in a new window) series by Jeff Kinney (ages 9-12).Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type (opens in a new window) by Doreen Cronin (ages 3-6).Chicken Squad (opens in a new window) series by Doreen Cronin (ages 6-9).Chet Gecko (opens in a new window) series by Bruce Hale (ages 6-9).Captain Underpants (opens in a new window) series by Dav Pilkey (ages 6-9).Black Lagoon Adventures (opens in a new window) series by Mike Thaler (ages 6-9).Big Nate (opens in a new window) series by Lincoln Peirce (ages 6-9).Bad Kitty (opens in a new window) series by Nick Bruel (ages 6-9).Bad Guys (opens in a new window) series by Aaron Blabey (ages 6-9).Amelia Bedelia (opens in a new window) series by Peggy Parish (ages 3-6).Alvin Ho (opens in a new window) series by Lenore Look (ages 6-9).
BISCUIT BOOKS TRXT HOW TO
In the panel discussion, How to Get and Keep Boys Reading, author Jon Scieszka (and founder of the Guys Read (opens in a new window) initiative) makes a plea for more “funny books” … “a kid gets one of those books and he’s just going to give it to his friends.” “All children no matter their challenges love to laugh and have a good time, so any book that can spark that within them will be a big hit and get them going on the great journey to enjoy literacy.”
One survey respondent said, “The humor captures their interest and they want to read more.” Many of the recommended books have humor at their core. Books featuring kids with learning and attention issues.Popular formats: graphic novels and more.Take a look below at what we discovered - and be sure to add some of your own favorites in the Comments section. We expected to see Dav Pilkey’s wildly popular Captain Underpants series mentioned a lot (and it was), but were excited to learn about other series and characters that kids really love. We learned that certain genres (humor, mysteries, fantasy and science fiction) are especially appealing, as well as certain topics (action and adventure, school days, and sports) and formats, including graphic novels and beginning chapter books - especially if they are part of a series. We asked what books are most engaging and motivate kids to pick up a new book and keep reading.
Many of her books have won awards, including Junior Library Guild Selection, Bank Street College of Education’s “”Best Children’s Books of the Year,”” CCBC Choices, select state awards, and starred reviews.We asked our Reading Rockets friends (parents, classroom teachers, special education teachers, librarians, and others) to share their own experiences in finding great books that appeal to with kids with learning and attention issues - including dyslexia and other language-based disabilities, ADD/ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder. Her books are endlessly useful for encouraging careful observation, language development, sequencing, plot development, and ultimately, a love of books and reading. She makes sure her illustrations mirror the text, which is vital for children learning to read. Her early readers include simple text with lots of repetition. Pat is also the illustrator of the highly acclaimed BISCUIT series of “”I Can Read”” books written by Alyssa Satin Capucilli and published by HarperCollins She has also created several wordless books about a dog named JACK. Her most recent books include Squeak the Mouse Likes His House, Pie for Chuck, and Pants for Chuck, all “”I Like to Read”” books published by Holiday House. Pat Schories is the author-illustrator of many early readers for children.
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