JUNE’S READING IN HAITIAN CREOLE
GRADE 2
READING FOCUS: This month’s selection for second graders is a version of a clever folktale. As they read, students can exercise skills, such as making inferences or predictions, to consider what might happen next.
Creativity & Curiosity
Koyòt la ak Fwomaj la/ The Coyote and the Cheese Retold by Ana Galán & illustrated by Jessica Gibson
When a coyote tries to eat a rabbit for dinner, the rabbit must find a way to outsmart the coyote, who is bigger, stronger, and faster! But wait! The moon looks like a big cheese, and it’s perfectly reflected in the pond that they drink from! Children will enjoy this folktale retelling with its bright colors and humorous illustrations.
HUMOR THE WORLD AROUND US
GRADE 3
READING FOCUS: This month, third graders will engage with a book that features an intriguing plot and memorable characters. As they read, students will deepen their appreciation for how a story’s setting and an author’s use of key details enhance their reading experience.
Creativity & Curiosity
Furaha E Myèl Yo/Furaha and the Bees Written by Kate Wanjira & illustrated by Kalisa Boris Furaha loves visiting her grandfather on his farm and seeing all the different fruits and vegetables. However, when she visits this time, all the plants look dried up and far less bountiful than usual. Follow Furaha as she goes on her quest to find bees that will pollinate the farm and make it better than ever!
THE WORLD AROUND US
New Worlds Reading Initiative Selections in Haitian Creole: June | 15
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