Miss Lila Greer started working with Aaron so he could get better at reading. His story moved his classmates and Miss Lila Greer but Aaron had to hand in a story with no words. Then, he started to tell his story using his words. When it was his turn to read his story, Aaron had a hard time reading the words on the page. Aaron struggled to get words down on the page. One day his teacher, Miss Lila Greer asked the class to write a story about something true. He decided he would never stand out so he tried to blend in. However, when Aaron started school he realized learning to read wouldn’t be as easy for him as it was for his friends.įrustrated, Aaron started second grade still struggling to read. He looked forward to the day he learned to read because he dreamed of being an author.
When Aaron Slater was a young boy he loved drawing with chalk and listening to stories. This book tells the story about a boy with dyslexia and his struggles to learn to read. Aaron Slater, Illustrator by Andrea BeatyĪndrea Beaty is back with another book for the Questioneers series: Aaron Slater, Illustrator. Students will enjoy the fun illustrations, rhyme and humor throughout this book.Ĭheck out these Ada Twist, Scientist teaching resources and activities to help you plan and deliver highly engaging read aloud lessons!Ĥ. This story is sure to inspire young readers to ask questions about the world around them and find answers to their own questions.
Eventually the whole family gets involved with Ada’s curiosity and they work together to find answers to Ada’s questions. She wonders about the world around her and tries to find answers to her questions, specifically, what the cause of a bad smell might be.Īs she conducts experiments to answer her questions, her parents get very frustrated with her. The book, Ada Twist, Scientist is about a little girl who is very curious. Take a peek below to learn more about these Andrea Beaty Books! 4 Andrea Beaty Booksīelow is a list of some of our favorite Andrea Beaty Books to share with elementary students. All of the picture books on this list lend themselves to this topic really well. This post sharesAndrea Beaty Books that you can use for this purpose. October is a great time to discuss and explore Andrea Beaty books because that’s when her birthday is, but really you can do this any time of the year. family involvement at home and in school.
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