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Mar 26, 2008
I feel like I'm torturing my fifth grade students with the
book we're going through- and it is soooo long! I feel so
hypocritical to give them this book to read seeing as it is
pretty dull for me as well.
There are two months left to go with Lowry's great "Number
the Stars" and "Roll of Thunder, Hear m...See More
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Ima Teacher
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I'd certainly switch to another book rather than have them
flounder around in one that they didn't enjoy. I have "abandoned"
books with classes a few times. I do make sure that we discuss
exactly why I chose to do so, and we talk about reasons to abandon
books.
I'd certainly switch to another book rather than have them
flounder around in one that they didn't enjoy. I have "abandoned"
books with classes a few times. I do make sure that we discuss
exactly why I chose to do so, and we talk about reasons to abandon
books.
Apr 7, 2008
hi everyone,been looking for a copy and info of the short
story i read as a kid. i couldn't remember the author, i'm
not even sure of the title. someone in the group might
have come across this,thanks for your help.
Apr 11, 2008
Someone explain to me what is so reat about this One Book
One School? Who has time to do something like this?
Apr 13, 2008
I'm starting this book next week, and I've found some good
things online--like having the kids keep their own journal
from the perspective of a medieval person. Does anyone
else have any good ideas for this novel?
dan
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On 4/13/08, Sarah wrote:
> I'm starting this book next week, and I've found some good
> things online--like having the kids keep their own journal
> from the perspective of a medieval person. Does anyone
> else have any good ideas for this novel?
tell them to make summaries after each chapter
On 4/13/08, Sarah wrote:
> I'm starting this book next week, and I've found some good
> things online--like having the kids keep their own journal
> from the perspective of a medieval person. Does anyone
> else have any good ideas for this novel?
tell them to make summaries after each chapter
Apr 15, 2008
I was wondering if anyone knows of a novel that we can use
for some Gr 8 students who are studying Japan. They are
reading independently at a gr 4 level so I need something
that is a Gr 4 to 5 level. They already read Sadako
earlier in the year.
Thanks!
Apr 16, 2008
I am a college student studying to become a teacher and I
have been assigned a project in which I have to crete a
novel unit. I choose the book Stuart Little by E.B.
White. I have to come up with several activities for a
forth grade class. I have to include art, writing, drama,
and music activities. I wa...See More
Apr 16, 2008
I am looking for some high interest low readibility books
for my 6th/7th grade resource class. I already ordered
the Bluford Series by Townsend Press and my kids LOVE
them. They are only $1.00 from Townsend Press, worth
checking out!!
Please send any suggestions. Their lexiles range from 300-
70...See More
Apr 20, 2008
Has anyone read Crispin with their class? I wanted to use
it for guided reading, but I am a little concerned with
the religious undetones throughout.
May 1, 2008
I am currently looking for a novel to use with my sixth
grade reading class. My class is all above average
students who are gifted readers. They are becoming bored
with the reading series and I'd like to challenge them for
the last month of school!
Any ideas?
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There are way too many great books for kids to experience so I'd
choose one that catches their interest especially if your goal
is to get them reading.
On 3/27/08, it's not a read aloud wrote:
> The class is going through it indepenendently and in class.
> They are class with less motivation t...See More