How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Jul 8, 2011
Quick question: What is the one book that every elementary reading teacher MUST read?? I value your opinions and would love to hear your responses.
Thank you.
cavey
For practical application: Fountas and Pinnell- Guiding Readers and Writers To make you remember why you love your job: Wondrous Words by Katie Wood Rae To make you think some more: Choice Words by Peter Johnston For nonfiction: Nonfiction Craft Lessons by Potalupi and Fletcher Key Elements of Classroom Management- by McLeod,Fisher, and, Hoover for...See More
dc
I would say many on THIS board would probably say "Mosaic of Thought" would be a MUST READ book. It was a springboard for great discussion on this board and also has influenced the teaching of many people in this group.
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