pick#ucflae3414f19 Last Stop on Market Street is a multi-award winning book written by Matt De La Pena and illustrated bt Christian Robinson. This book follows a young boy named C.J who learns to appreciate the beauty of everyday as he travels by bus. I would use this book with a classroom k-5 for an RA.
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I've been forgetting to add my tags for the #Booked2019 challenge! Here's what I've got for fall so far:
#19. Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (Evelyn is addicted to fame! 🎥)
#21. The Testaments (So freaking good!)
Question... Would the whistleblower's account work for #23/#24 possibly? 😬
#22. Wayward Son (Penelope is one of the POV characters.)
2️⃣2️⃣: What Makes You Happy This guy makes me happy. He makes me laugh, makes me feel beautiful (even when I don‘t feel it), and loved. ♥️ #selfimprovementseptember #selfcareseptember #whatmakesyouhappy #22
Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena and Illustrated by Christian Robinson is a colorful RF PB that tells a moral tale of CJ and his mother making their way to serve at the soup kitchen. It‘s won many awards including: the Newbery, Caldecott and Coretta Scott king. This book is wonderful for a RA in primary grades. Here is a link for great questions related to this text http://www.carolhurst.com/titles/laststoponmarket.html
pickThe Adventures of Beekle is a book written and illustrated by Dan Santat. This is a colorful, MF book that comes alive with detailed illustrations and imagination. It‘s about an unimaginary friend who is desperate to be a child‘s imaginary friend. He goes on a journey to meet the perfect friend. This book would be a great storytelling opportunity because you can create all of the characters and fun settings that Beekle encounters.
Actual Size by Steve Jenkins is a NF that has won the Booklist Editor‘s Choice Children‘s Book award. This fun and engaging book that teaches students many facts about all types animals big and small would be great for a RA. I found a link that provides us with ways to implement this story in every subject area. I thought it was a great resource to bring this book into each lesson. #UCFLAE3414SU19
so-soThis is the 2nd book in a series that I read the 3rd of a little while ago. Got them in a big box of books and didn‘t realize they went together. Oops! It was okay. Not my favorite and not as good as the 3rd, but still fairly entertaining. Book #22 of the year!
so-soBook #22: A new year meant that I was off to the races to try and get as many books read as I could. Often this means reading the most accessible (meaning books I already have) and shortest books I can find on the list. In this instance it meant catching up on the Shakespearean plays on the lists because there is a ton of them. Personally, I am not...
http://dinojim.blogspot.com/2004/01/the-306-greatest-books-22-taming-of.html
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pick#LAE3414sp19 “Little Brown” by Marla Frazee is a fiction, open-ended story about a grumpy little dog that no one will play with. This book also won the Charoletee Zolotow award. “Little Brown” is an interesting book because although it tells the story of a grumpy dog stealing other dogs toys because no one will play with him, the book comes to a halt with no clear ending. This book would be very good to use in the classroom when the
A ESOL strategy that could be use with this text is #22 “Give enough wait time for second language learners to respond to questions“. By doing this, it will allow the second language learners to participate as well.
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