Please share when you get some repliesI am on the same wave length with
regard to the Olympics!!
Bless!
Michaela
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I bought a book, D is for Dancing Dragon, by Carol Crane last fall. It is an
Alphabet book, but has many different layers of difficulty, combining simple
rhymes with expository text, which make it a perfect book for your needs. It
has beautiful illustrations and interesting facts. Carol led a se
Amazon has a great list of books for children about China.
http://www.amazon.com/Excellent-Childrens-Books-About-China/lm/R2GGNR1DSXPP6P/ref=cm_lmt_srch_f_1_rsrsrs0/102-8619445-0616915
I also like The Story of Chopsticks (Hardcover)
by Ying Chang Compestine (Author), Yongsheng Xuan (Illustrator
Hi!
I am looking for "LOW" novels to include in my historical fiction unit that
focuses on the Revolutionary War. The books needs to be at a third grade
level or lower. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kerry/gr. 5
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Magic Tree House has one but I don't remember the name of it at the moment.
deb
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Hi!
I have found ELA and Social Studies to be a natural fit. I use a theme
approach, focus on a few social studies concepts (e.g.
diversity/change), and choose the literature to match. A novel might be
the starting point, but then the kids get into researching topics that
arise from that reading. Pi
I am on spring break but we have several books we, third grade teachers, use
for Am Rev. one is a small low level reader told from the view of a British
drummer boy George the Drummer Boy...and another same author at least the
same company told by a American boy think it is called Sam the
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You're probably thinking about Revolutionary War on Wednesday. I've used that
for my low students and my ELL's. Another one I've used sporadically is Five
Smooth Stones (American Girl-type series).
There's also a nonfiction companion book to the Magic Tree House book--called
something like Th
Another overarching theme I have used to integrate language arts, science, and
social studies is "change." I have used this with 5th grade and with 1st
gradeworked equally well in both places.
Marg Epp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have found ELA and Social Studies to be
a natural fit. I
Magic Treehouse - Revolutionary War on Wednesday
The Secret Soldier by Ann McGovern
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> mosaic@literacyworkshop.org> Subject: [MOSAIC] Amer. Rev. novels> > Hi! > > I
> am looking for "LOW" novels to include in my historical fic
I have used Daughter of Liberty. It is very easy!
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> Hi!
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> I am looking for "LOW" novels to include in my historical fiction unit that
> focuses on t
Anybody out there know anything about this program? RTL? I know nothing,
please help.
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Lori Jackson
District Literacy Coach & Mentor
Todd County School District
Box 87
Mission SD 57555
http:www.tcsdk12.org
ph. 605.856.2211
Literacies for All Summer Institute
"Literate Lives: A Human Righ
Kylene Beers is AWESOME and WONDERFUL. I have always enjoyed any
opportunity to hear her speak! Her book is wonderful and she is a
delightful presenter. deb
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Is it RTI or RTL?
I know RTI is Response To Intervention.
Kim
On Apr 3, 2007, at 11:11 PM, ljackson wrote:
> Anybody out there know anything about this program? RTL? I know
> nothing,
> please help.
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> Todd County School District
> Box 87
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Another Revolutionary War book is Phoebe the Spy by Judity Berry Griffin.
It has been a few years since I used this, but it seems like it is writen as
a diary, and is full of information about the life of a coloial girl who is
hired to be a spy.
Lori in Utah
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I agree, but what is RTL or Rtl? is Beers associated with this?
On 4/3/07 8:18 PM, "Deb Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kylene Beers is AWESOME and WONDERFUL. I have always enjoyed any
> opportunity to hear her speak! Her book is wonderful and she is a
> delightful presenter. deb
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The link you sent shows her as a main speaker, so I was commenting on her
abilities. deb
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Is anyone on the list from Boston Public School or
CambridgeI would like to visit some classrooms
that are doing balanced literacy and implementing the
Mass. standards.
I will be in the area on April 9, 10, and 11.
Thanks,
olga reynolds
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