This summer I am thinking that I need to find a novel that will appeal
to my Latino students. I teach two blocks of English and U.S. history.
The novels I teach must relate to the time period we are studying in
U.S. history.
That means I need a novel that takes place between 1500 and
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This summer I am thinking that I need to find a novel that will appeal
to my Latino students. I teach two blocks of English and U.S. history.
The novels I teach
My class has learned so much from Circuit. It's the true story of a migrant
family in Calif. In the 1900s. They also loved Esperanza Rising by Pam Ryan
Muñoz. It is set in the 1800s. Both are great for discussion.
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Who is using Daily 5 and what are your thoughts? Our county is starting this
for the coming school year.
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Circuit was excellent! I would highly recommend it as well. Esperanza Rising
has yet to make it to the top of my pile. Sadly, it'd been waiting for
years.. An old man once said, There comes a time in your life, when
you walk away from all the drama and people who create it. You
Our school implemented Daily 5/CAFÉ this year from Prep to year 7 and the
majority of teachers are saying that they have seen significant
improvement in their students reading/writing. It is definitely worth
implementing.
Deb
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I started using the Daily 5 last year and I love it! The kids are reading at
their comfort level and I am working with small groups at the same time.
Kathy
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I use the Daily 5 and love it! It's authentic use of everyone 's time and a
great way to make the most of when you're with a small group. It takes a lot of
patience/modeling in the beginning. Don't skimp or you'll regret it!
Jill, second grade
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