While I found the explanation of the “Book Talk“ extremely helpful in understanding how to help students develop a love for reading, I was particularly struck by the section discussing how to use it for writing. Last semester, there was a focus on Mentor Texts, and while I was able to see how they could be used on a larger scale, I was still left confused on how it would work in practice. Kittle's explanation and annotation guide eased the worry!
I read a wide range of genres, but I‘d have to pick narrative nonfiction. I do so love a well-written nonfiction account that educates me about a person, event or topic while entertaining me at the same time.
#SundayFunday
@BookmarkTavern
Made it to a cafe with hubby for “us” time
📚 I read 2 new favorite books this month, Death of the Author and North Woods.
🔮 Labyrinth: Coronation is the first library book I‘ve read in awhile!
🍏 Because I Had a Teacher was a gift from a special student.
📚 Good reading month!
#bookly #bokklyapp
I haven‘t exactly been following through on #ReadOrDonate this year so I am going to let June be a mulligan and will finally make it out to my Little Free Library if I still don‘t finish these by the end of the month. Also I did not intentionally make the last 3 titles spell out WTF, but wtf 😂
pickGreat collection of children‘s books on a verity of subjects!
Teacher superlatives for teacher appreciation week… do you think my students know me??
Adolescence (Netflix) review. Red pill culture: https://youtu.be/OcM-od_uV6M?si=1XvApkCtjJ7lXL6Q
