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    Re: One Book, One School
    Posted by cynthia hiryak on 9/11/08

    On 5/19/08, Angela Young wrote:
    > On 4/18/08, Candy Devlin wrote:
    >> On 3/05/08, Amanda wrote:
    >>> I'm wondering what other schools read for one book, one
    >>> school. We have already read The Water Horse and are
    >>> looking for other book titles.
    >> Carmel Elementary just completed a One Book, One School
    >> project. It was very successful. Our PreK-Grade 5 school
    >> (240 children) all read The Raft by Jim LaMarche. The books
    >> were distributed to every familyfor at home reading; each day
    >> for a week I asked questions during morning announcements to
    >> generate interest and classroom discusssions. One the last
    > of
    >> the week, we had a whole school book club. Children were
    >> divided into groups of six, each led by an adult. We have
    >> been practicing book conversations for this school year, so
    >> the conversations actually happened very easily. Community
    >> members led some of the groups and gave me feedback for
    >> improvement. It was a really good experience.
    >
    > I am a media specialist in a large elementary school in
    > Florida (k-5). We have done "One Book, One School" two years
    > in a row. The books are given to the classroom teachers and
    > read aloud every day for a month. I love the idea of using
    > the news to ask questions! I used Charlotte's Web last year,
    > and The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane this year. Both
    > books were very well-received. We kick things off with an
    > evening event in the media center to celebrate the themes of
    > the book, and end things with a movie night in the cafeteria.
    > It's been a huge hit, and now I am looking for a book for next
    > year that will appeal K-5. I would love some ideas. I think
    > I will try the whole school book club next year. I love that
    > idea!

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  • One Book, One School, 3/05/08, by Amanda.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 4/15/08, by The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Ha.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 4/18/08, by Candy Devlin.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 5/19/08, by Angela Young.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 5/23/08, by Corm.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 9/11/08, by cynthia hiryak.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 9/11/08, by cynthia hiryak.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 10/08/08, by SaraW.
  • Re: One Book, One School, 10/20/08, by Katrina Hatch.

     
     

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