Hello Awesome Readers! Today's Book is "Luke Goes to Bat" written by Rachel Isadora. Today we are reading "Luke Goes to Bat" in honor of Black History Month and Jackie Robinson's Birthday. This story is about a little boy named Luke. Luke loves to play baseball, but he isn't always picked first to play. He learns a valuable lesson about striving to reach your goals and never giving up. Remember that no matter how hard the task is before you, you can always succeed and excel. Never Give Up! This book is developmentally appropriate for children ages 5-13 and Grades Kindergarten-8th. Read aloud stories are not only fun and entertaining for children, but they also help with language development. Verbalizing storybooks aloud also help with vocabulary development and comprehension skills. A child's brain grows faster from birth to age 5 than at any other age in their lives. Be sure and check your local library for this (Juvenile Reading) level book or you can purchase it here: www.amazon.com/Luke-Rachel-Isadora-17-Feb-2005-Hardcover/dp/B013J92JNO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1517538392&sr=8-2&keywords=Luke+Goes+to+Bat (not an affiliate link) Tips for Successful Reading Habits: 1. Children that are able to read, should do so for 15-20 minutes a day. 2. Encourage new readers to sound out words. 3. Take trips to the library and bookstore. 4. Encourage your child to read billboards and buildings while riding in the car. 5. Read aloud stories are great resources for building language and vocabulary skills. Disclaimer: This channel does not own any rights to this story or it's illustrations.

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