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GLST Reads: Michigan Vs. the Boys
Author: Carrie S. Allen Audience: Young Adult Genre: Sports Fiction/ Realistic Fiction Tags: sports, hockey, strong female lead, gender issues, discrimination Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ /5 Release Date: 10/01/2019 Disclaimer: I received an Advanced Reader Copy of this book for free through Net Galley in exchange… Continue Reading “GLST Reads: Michigan Vs. the Boys”
How to Get Students Reading on Day One of Class
In the past, I’ve talked a lot about building a classroom library from scratch. If you don’t have a classroom library, get one! The benefit to your students as readers is simply unparalleled. But how can you start the year off right to maximize… Continue Reading “How to Get Students Reading on Day One of Class”
Definitive Guide to Classroom Libraries for the New Teacher, Part 3: Organizing Books
Welcome to Part 3 of my series on starting a classroom library from scratch as a new teacher! In Part 1, I discussed how to begin searching for titles your students will love, no matter what grade you teach. In Part 2, I listed… Continue Reading “Definitive Guide to Classroom Libraries for the New Teacher, Part 3: Organizing Books”
The REAL Truth About Choice Reading
So, I’ve mentioned in previous posts that I am a total workshop junkie, but this school year was actually my first real go at it. Like many teachers when they initially hear about the free choice involved in workshop, I had a boatload of… Continue Reading “The REAL Truth About Choice Reading”
15 Reasons Why You Should Try NaNoWriMo With Your Students
National Novel Writing Month, an annual November event, encourages aspiring writers all over the world to write a novel in just 30 days. The success of hundreds of thousands of writers all over the world attempting to write 50,000 words in a month led… Continue Reading “15 Reasons Why You Should Try NaNoWriMo With Your Students”
