I don't think you should have any concern starting the year with non-fiction. I am a Kindergarten/First Grade teacher and a very strong believer in teaching kids effective ways to read non-fiction. I start teaching my Kindergarteners non-fiction reading strategies. They can learn so much - that reading non-fiction is not just about the words in the middle of the page. Most of the reading they do as they get older, especially as adults, is non-fiction. What a better way to start the year. I wouldn't be surprised if you find that you have a lot more students interested in reading as soon as the year begins. Good luck!! Debbie
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