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Jun 30, 2009
I'm also thinking about using a reader's notebook next year and need ideas for how to do it. The post I read mentioned how the teacher tells the students' that reader's notebooks are important because we can't see our thoughts so they need to be written down...or something like that. Have you found this post and can share it? Or do you have other ideas about reader's notebooks? Thanks!
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This might be the post you were looking for. It was a post in the Reading/Writing chatboard. Check out: > Aimee Buckner's - Notebook Connections > Fountas and Pinnell - Guiding Readers and Writers > > In my student's reading journals (3 subject notebooks) We > have a section for Guided reading, independent reading, Read > Alouds. ...See More
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