Hello Book Whisperer fans,
1. I was not a good reader or a bad reader as a child BUT I did know the
people who were better at reading. I hated anything to do with reading out
loud or round robin type reading. In fifth grade my teacher assigned a
book report on something to do with history. I
Hello to All,
I have also been a quiet reader and observer on this website gleaning ideas to
share with teachers at my school. I am an avid reader wanting to soak up as
much knowledge as I can about reading, struggling readers and motivation. I am
pleased this book discussion has begun and kno
Rules for the book discussion:
1. Please do not post questions about chapters being read, or how to join
discussion to the Mosaic list. These should be sent directly to me offlist at
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2. Responses to readings should be posted to the Mosaic list so we can discuss
and r
Okay, I've read the intro online and (against my better judgment) ordered the
book.
1) Think about your history as a reader. Recall a book that sticks out in your
mind and complete the following:
Title: Half Magic
Author: Edward Eager
Give two reasons why the book is important to you: Half M
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Okay, I've read the intro online and (ag
Happy 4th of July weekend everyone. I have been a quiet observer on this
website for a couple months and decided that getting involved with this book
discussion would be a great way to get involved. I read Mosaic of thought
about 6 yrs ago when I was working on obtaining my reading endorsement
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Okay, I've read the intro online and (against my better judgment)
ordered the
book.
1) Think about your history as a reader
Carol just curious which program you have to use. Are you a BIA school? I
do have some culturally relevant curriculum that can be used to teach with
Houghton Mifflin? Actually can work regardlessthere is a K set of
themes developed around culture (starting with Native American but including
g Comprehension Strategies Email Group"
Subject: [MOSAIC] (Book Whisperer) Book Discussion Post
Hello to All,
I have also been a quiet reader and observer on this website gleaning ideas to
share with teachers at my school. I am an avid reader wanting to soak up as
much knowledge as
g Comprehension Strategies Email Group"
Subject: [MOSAIC] (Book Whisperer) Book Discussion Post
Hello to All,
I have also been a quiet reader and observer on this website gleaning ideas to
share with teachers at my school. I am an avid reader wanting to soak up as
much knowledge as
I just got my copy of the book today, and am very eager to take part in these
conversations ...
1. I, too, was one of those "flashlight under the covers" readers ... and
"bedroom door cracked to take advantage of the hall light" readers (quite sure
it's one of the reasons I need glasses
orrow our books as well. I am excited to read this book and
get some new ideas!
Happy reading everyone!
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I'm glad we began our book discussions this summer with this book. It is an
easy read, and pushes me to reflect on my practice. As I read this chapter, I
was drawn back to my first days of teaching. We all have a story about our
"first year". In fact, there have been many teachers who succ
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