Sir Stroh - Rise And Shine

This Is A Motivational Song Of The Times And Futuristic...A Song To Encourage Anyone To Get Up And Keep Pushing After Life Challenges Have Kicked You Down... No Matter What Keep Focus.

#rise and shine

A little mouse believes the moon is made of cheese and although everyone tells him its not, the mouse is determined to figure out himself. This is a great book to motivate your students and get to know what they are determined to do. I would recommend reading this book to lower grade (K-2) while engaging them in an activity by them writing, discovering, and drawing what they aspire to be. This is a great book for all students and I recommend for teachers to give it a read to encourage their students.

Reading level: AD550L

Leveling system: Lexile Measure

This book would inspire my students to wish and dream to be anything they want to be when they grow up. The ugly duckling went through moments of his life and felt unwanted and some of my students will feel this way. I think reading this book would give them the confidence they need to persevere through any hard time in their life. I would read the book to them and show them how to make a comic strip that we will use to track the ducklings progress. With each transformation, we will draw the ducklings situation until it reaches a swan in which he finally felt accepted by others. I think this book is directed towards 2nd grade and up because of the acceptance factor. The students in these ages and grades are trying to find themselves and where they belong in this world. I think this book would help with their self journey. The Lexile Level is 40L.

This book is good to read to students because it could boost their self esteem and creativity. I like this book because it showed that you can draw anything you want and use your imagination for the better. I would use this in my classroom by reading the story and then letting them draw whatever they wanted and writing at the top whatever it is suppose to be with "ish" following. I think this book is for K to 2nd grade. The Lexile Level is 440L.

I truly enjoyed reading this book when I was younger and even now. I love how it relates to never giving up and always trying until you succeed. I remember having my parents read this book to me and getting so excited to see the little train trying his best and it motivated me to do the same! I would use this book in a first or 2nd grade classroom. The Lexile level is 680L. I could do a read-aloud and have children create their own "I think I can" trains to hang-up in the classroom. The teacher could ask students to think of what they are struggling in and write that on their trains. This would be great to reinforce confidence in students learning abilities!