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"Non-fiction Books"
Julia drew a picture of the book Annie reads in our Reading Non-fiction movie. Julia says, "Non-fiction books are books that have real information."
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See all Topics and Lesson Plan IdeasBrainPOP Jr. provides educational movies and homework help for K-3 students. Each animated movie has quizzes, games, vocabulary, and activities for kids. BrainPOP Jr. is a great resource for teachers and homeschools, offering lesson plans and lesson ideas that develop critical thinking and inquiry skills.Can't see the movies? • Visit BrainPOP.com • Press?
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