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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Supporting Teachers and Students — A Compare and Contrast
This fall has given me a wonderful opportunity to look at our educational system. I have had time to both reflect and experience the differences in our students across a large urban area. I have found it amazing, sometimes frustrating. … Continue reading
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It’s Monday! What are you reading?
I was into fair tales this week and read A Grimm Legacy (Grimm Tales #1) by Janna Jennings. This book was released October 29 of this year. It is a great adventure into the world of Grimm’s fairy tales. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged A Grimm Legacy, Half Upon a Time, How Many Days to America?, The Grimm Conclusion
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The Year of Billy MIller
I am in a small group of teacher/librarians who are discussing books so this one fell into my reading pile. I am reading through book after book hoping to stay ahead of my ever growing list. The book awards are … Continue reading
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Setting a Course for Writing – Making Time
This morning I sat at a coffee shop and watched two tables of women in writing groups. I noticed lots of talking, little writing and no real talk about their own words. They shared books by writers (Bird by Bird, … Continue reading
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It’s Monday! What are you reading?
This past week I stepped into historical fiction with Karen Cushman’s book Alchemy and Meggy Swann, which came out in 2010. I also picked up Will Sparrow’s Road while at the library. I enjoyed the step back into old England … Continue reading
Choosing books for a long trip
Each day I have a question on the white board for my students to answer as they walk in the room. They are quick community building questions for my 3rd and 4th graders and often connected to something we are … Continue reading
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It’s Monday! What are you reading?
This week I did not read as much as I thought I might. I did finish Turn Left at the Cow by Lisa Bullard. What a great read! She writes with a light voice and a great sense of humor … Continue reading
Writing a response to ??
Today I worked with my 3rd and 4th graders on writing a response to literature. We are reading Allen Says books so we were responding to Grandfather’s Journey. I am teaching from a published teachers text about author study. It … Continue reading
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It’s Monday! What are you reading?
What am I reading? I have been pushing through new books and realized there are a ton of books hiding on my I pad that I need to get back to. (We won’t even talk about my wish list at … Continue reading