My last class loved Hoot by Carl Hiaasen.
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Sharon Robinson has written two books for ages 9-12. Safe at Home and Slam
Dunk. Check them out on Amazon.
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We have kits called Lessons in Literacy from Great Source. There is one per
grade level, packed with reading and writing lessons. Each comes in its own
file folder with the lesson clearly explained for teachers. Inside are all the
overheads and student hand outs that go with each lesson. While s
Does anyone have a brilliant plan for when you have to be out of the classroom?
This year we have to be out of our classrooms for 3-hour blocks of time for
professional development. It is impossible to leave a sub to juggle 3/4
separate reading groups. Does anyone have any resources or ideas
Hi,
You might want to consider the works of Walter Dean Myers (HOOPS; SLAM!). His
books tend to be written in a way that draws the reader in and keeps him/her
engaged throughout the story. In addition, many proficient readers also love
his books.
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-Ori
my son is currently reading the lightening thief-- he is a reluctant reader in
a 5th grade in NY.
:-)
Kathleen Ambrose
Reading Specialist
Hampton Bays Middle School
From: mosaic-bounces+kambrose=hbschools...@literacyworkshop.org
[mosaic-bounces+kambrose
did you hear about the Rick Riordan novels with this query?
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 4:19 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
> ??I am teaching comprehension strategies to a group of fifth graders. ?They
> seem to be abandoning more books than they are reading to completion. ?In
> "Outliers," Malcolm Gladwell write
