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Here are some of the picture books I have enjoyed using in the classroom.
I believe that picture books are great for Second Language classrooms. Students are able to develop their visual literacy skills by using pictures to help them understand the story. Pictures hold vital information that will also enable students to develop different strategies such as inferencing and summarizing.
By Eric Carle
This book can be used to teach action words, animals, and body parts. It is also interactive because it invites students to copy the animals' movements and participate in the reading of the book through physical and verbal responses.
By Ibtihaj Muhammad
The Proudest Blue is a wonderful book that can be used to teach students about acceptance and resilience.
By Troy Cummings
This picture book can be useful to teach character charts and letter writing. It is also useful to teach different emotions and locations.
By Melanie Florence
This is a powerful book that can serve as an introduction to the subject of residential schools. It shows how language is an important part of one's culture.
By Jacqueline Woodson
This book could be used to teach second-person narration. It also touches upon the subject of being different.
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