Best graphic novels for emerging readers?
Best graphic novels for emerging readers…GO!!! ?
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Anything by Dave Pilkey.
Bird and Squirrel, Bean Dog and Nugget, Mr. Pants
Lunch Lady and Babymouse!
Owly and Squish. Maybe Amulet?
The Bad Guys!
The Adventures of Super Diaper Baby
Hilo and all of the above
Yeti
Noodleheads
many of the books listed above are way too high for emerging readers.
@Jill I noticed…
@Brandy me too!
@Jenifer Now I’m trying to dig through the unknowns…
Narwhal & Jelly? Binky the Space Cat?
Toon Books were a hit with my first graders!
http://www.toon-books.com/
You can check the level of books here:
http://www.arbookfind.com/default.aspx?client=HomeConnect
Bad Guys, Dogman, Baby Mouse, Lunch Lady
Any Raina Telgemeier graphic novels
The Great Pet Escape by Victoria Jameson
I would even say elephant and piggie. They don’t have panels, but they are structured like a graphic novel. I agree with toon books. This article had a lot of good recommendations too. https://www.earlychildhoodeducationzone.com/best-graphic-novels/
Jan Thomas books
Fox and Chick by Sergio Ruzzier
https://nerdybookclub.wordpress.com/2017/12/27/the-2017-nerdies-early-readers-and-chapter-books-announced-by-alyson-beecher/
What they want to read
Dog man, fly guy, scaredy squirrel