My students last year had many conversations about the books they read--I
don't know of anything I did other than letting them have times to talk
during independent reading time--being flexible about that time to read and
discuss and share books with friends. It was exciting to watch them have
their own book talks.
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From: <froggies0...@aol.com>
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Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 11:02 AM
Subject: [MOSAIC] Promoting discussions about students reading
Does anyone have ides on how to get students to talk about books they read
without you. ?When they read books in the reading center or from the
library how do you get the to have quality discussions about what they
read? Any ideas are helpful.
Natalie-Grade 3 Teacher
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