This book is appropriate for primary readers.
This book is about a young boy who travels on the bus with his grandma.
This book would be useful in teaching about the importance of community.

This book follows a boy and his grandmother on a Sunday afternoon taking a bus to the last stop. This is something they do every week and they see and talk to the same people on the bus. Later we find out that they are going to volunteer their afternoon at the soup kitchen. I think this is a good book to have in the classroom library for first or second grade. This could also pair well with a lesson on serving others and spreading kindness.

This book is about a young boy and his grandma who go on a bus ride after church. During this strip he asks many question to understand and realize that everyone is different and unique. This book would be great for a primary read. Kids may be able to relate. The illustrations were very clear and easy to read.

Independent reading level grades kindergarten through second
Multicultural, picture book

Picture book about a nana and her grandson riding the bus all the way to the end of Market Street. They are going to volunteer at a soup kitchen after church. On the way, they meet a variety of people and experience all that urban life has to offer. The nana teaches CJ (grandson) a valuable life lesson about happiness and being grateful.

I think this book is super cute and very applicable to lots of different children! It teaches kids about being grateful for what they have and the life they live. I would definitely use this book in a classroom setting for 1st-2nd graders.