Hi Laurie. I had to jump in on this thread about having kids help organize
the classroom library.
I have done this for the past 7 years or so. Here's how I do it in my third
grade classroom.
Like you, I have all my books boxed up from the year before. The kids
actually box them up as part of "
Tony Stead has many ideas for organizing books. His new book Good Choice is
great. Beth Newingham's site has excellent basket labels.
Jeanne
> Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 23:14:52 -0700
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> To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
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fine tune the organization, since I want to further
divide them. (Family, Animal Characters, Citizenship, etc)
Hope that helps.
Debbie
From: Laurie Tandy
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Organizing Books
aurie Tandy
Sent: Mon 7/13/2009 6:26 PM
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Organizing Books
Hello Everyone,
I just read Debbie Miller's?Teaching With Intention and loved it. ?Such a
smooth, refreshing read. ?I feel as if I just spent a few days with a friend.
One thing she suggests (as
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have a day-to-day plan for having students help organize the
classroom library at the beginning of the year? ?I have tried it before but it
ended up in a chaotic mess.?
Thanks,
Laurie
Third Grade
Petaluma, CA
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From: drmarinac...@aol.c
Hello Everyone,
I just read Debbie Miller's?Teaching With Intention and loved it. ?Such a
smooth, refreshing read. ?I feel as if I just spent a few days with a friend.
One thing she suggests (as does Joanne Hindley in?In The Company of Children)
is that the students be a part of organizing bo
