Today I finished the last read-aloud session of the academic year with the tagged book. I volunteered to bring my school's book bin back to the main office next week and to pick up and return as many as three other bins from other schools. I'm in good shape, but lugging this bin a city block to my car left me a sweaty mess with an ache in my back, so I ordered a heavy duty wagon to help with the other bins. Volunteering can get expensive!
pickI love this topic and want to work hard to work topics into my classroom such as sports that I may not normally seek out. In hopes to accommodate every student in my class. Ensuring there is something to interest everyone. I love the sports theme about an extremely prominent and successful. basketball player.
“You can be anything you want to be, if you just believe in yourself.“
Dream Big motivates children to aim high and take the necessary steps toward realizing their aspirations, making it a powerful tool for encouraging self-confidence and ambition in young readers. This book also connects to an athlete that many children might know about.
pickDream Big by Deloris Jordan is an uplifting children's book that encourages young readers to pursue their dreams with determination and confidence. Written by the mother of basketball legend Michael Jordan, the book reflects her belief in the power of dreaming big and working hard to achieve one‘s goals. This book also captures her experience raising Michael Jordan.
so-soThe language in this #PictureBook is fun, and I really like the illustrations. Betty has to stay busy all the time and has to remind herself to focus on one task at a time and finish the task. Sage advice. But, I‘m not sure about the message about starting a business. So-so read for me. #BBRC #LetterB
