If you don't mind fiction, I'd recommend Everybody Needs a Rock / by
Byrd Baylor, and Sylvester and the Magic Pebble / by William Steig.
Either would make a great read-aloud, or a way to launch a non-fiction
unit on rocks.
Anne-Marie Gordon, Librarian
Livonia Primary School
Livonia, NY
agordon@livoniacsd.org
http://www.livoniacsd.org/primaryschool/gordon/index.htm
>>> "Betty Winslow, BGCA" <bgcalib@WCNET.ORG> 04/28/05 3:31 PM >>>
Everybody Needs a Rock
Rocks in His Head
Both good stories featuring rocks.
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