
10 Picture Books for High School English Class Even the “big kids” like a good ol’ read-aloud every once in a while, so you might be surprised to see how engaged (and interested!) your high schoolers become when you use one of these picture books for high school English class this year. It’s all about mixing things up and keeping things fresh when you’re teaching. So check out a fellow elementary school teacher’s bookshelf (or visit the public library) for these titles. Just a heads up, WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. We only recommend items our team loves! Picture books that are great for teaching high schoolers about theme: The Farmer by Mark Ludy A classic tale about treating others the way you want to be treated, this beautifully illustrated story can also be used to talk about character and conflict. Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting A homeless boy and his father spend their days and nights in an airport, and the boy feels a deep connection to a small bird trapped inside. Love by Matt de la Peña
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