Must Read: Friendship Books

I'm always on the search to add to our classroom library and this is a terrific category: Friendship Books.

Thank you to Kindergarten Planet and The Kindergarten Connection for hosting a sharing linky near and dear to my teaching heart!

There's already so many wonderful titles shared, so I'm going to try to add some new faves. Affliliate links may be included.

The Giving Tree

I dare you not to tear up reading this to a group of little ones!

Every. single. time.

I know this book is about so much more than friendship, but it definitely covers this category, too. I've added this sweet story to my Sensory Bin Stories bundle.

My next friendship book recommendation was a new addition to our library this year. It became an instant favorite! My students practice handwriting using a mentor sentence from this thoughtful read aloud.

Click here to find are over 200 mentor sentences pages ready for your students. They are aligned with our favorite stories.

My Brother Charlie

If you've been following my blog for awhile, you KNEW this book made the list, right? It's only my FAVORITE read aloud book for K-2!

I wrote an entire blogpost on how I use this book at the beginning of the school year…but it's really a great aloud ANY time of year.

Hop over to read it HERE.

There are so many more books to mention in one blogpost, I'll definitely need to write another. In the meantime, I'd love to hear from YOU!

What friendship books are on your list?

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I’m Jennifer and I was a special educator in the elementary school setting over the past decade. I entered the classroom every day dedicated to making learning inclusive AND engaging.

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Must Read: Friendship Books

The Giving Tree

Enemy Pie

My Brother Charlie

What friendship books are on your list?

Hi there.

I'm Jennifer!

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