This book is a good book to introduce nouns. This noun shows the readers how nouns can be a person place or things. I think this is good book for teachers to introduce his or her lesson on nouns. I would use this book when I am ready to do a known lesson with my students. I also would use this as a visual for students who need to see what a noun is.

RL: 2.7

Ls: GLE

This book illustrates and describes many different animals in the world by using the sentence repetitively  "Brown Bear, brown bear what do you see?" Then, the bear proceeds by describing animals and creatures around him. I think this book is a great choice for the classroom because it is extremely colorful, easy to read, descriptive, and is loved by many students everywhere. I would use this book for my classroom if we were beginning to work on nouns and say "Students, students, what do you see?' and proceed by letting the students tell me a noun they see in the classroom. 

Guided Reading Level - C

Lexile Level - 880L

A Mink, a Fink, a Skating Rink: What is a Noun? is another fun story by Brian Cleary. It is to be read with a lot of enthusiasm, because this story gives students an exciting route to learning parts of speech.

This book's reading level ranges from K-2; I would read this story aloud in a 1st grade classroom and as I am reading, I would have my students either hold their thumbs up each time they hear a person, place or thing, or write down a few nouns they heard throughout the story and repeat them after reading. Then I would give them a list of nouns and have them decide if each is a person, place or thing. An extension would be to have them to a creative writing activity, giving them a number of nouns to have in a story they create.

Lexile Level: AD800L

This book is all about grammar. Its about nouns. This is an adorable books for the class. It catchy and the students will love this. I would read this out loud to the class when I teach a lesson on nouns. 

A lime, a mime, a pool of slime is an adorable picture book about grammar.This is another Brian P. Cleary book about nouns. It is an extensions of his first noun book. I would use this in my class if my students are not quite understanding nouns.

Lexile Level: AD800L