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MarkZalewski

MarkZalewski

Joined October 2019

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Oh the Places You'll Go! is a poetry book by Dr. Seuss that shows all the places a person can go through their lives. It teaches about setting goals and nurtures a mindset of growth in children. Great book!

MarkZalewski https://www.weareteachers.com/oh-the-places-youll-go-activities/

A good source to continue discussion about the book as well as some activities that expand on the lesson that the book imparts.
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MarkZalewski Heighten salience of goals and objectives (8.1) is an obvious pick for the UDL principle as the book centers around creating goals for oneself. 5y
karlasanabria1 Growing up I loved this book, thank you for the resources you provided! Will definitely be adding it to my class library. 5y
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No, David! | David Shannon
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No David! by David Shannon, is a cute RF book about a boy named David and how he just can't behave. I'd recommend it for young kids as it's funny and a great read for a laugh.

MarkZalewski https://www.kindergartenworks.com/kindergarten-teaching-ideas/22-no-david-activi...
This website offers several activities that can be used in class that can further discussion about the book.
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MarkZalewski Develop self-assessment and reflection (9.3) is the UDL I would apply to this book, it teaches about how to behave and listen as a child. 5y
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The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear is a MF picture book about a mouse who discovers an enormous strawberry that he wants to keep for himself and away from a big hungry bear. This book is great in how it teaches children the importance of sharing. Would recommend for a young classroom.
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MarkZalewski http://www.makinglearningfun.com/themepages/LittleMouseRedRipeStrawberryandtheBi...
This is a great source for some activities in class that uses the book.
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MarkZalewski The UDL principle I would apply for this would be Foster collaboration and community (8.3), as the story teaches about sharing and a sense of community 5y
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Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day is a children‘s RF book about a boy named Alexander and how a day he has goes from bad to worse. I would highly recommend it for children and how it can be relatable to anyone that just seems to have a bad day.
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MarkZalewski This website is a great source for activities that can be done in class with the book 5y
MarkZalewski The UDL principle I would apply to this would be, Highlight patterns, critical features, big ideas,
and relationships (3.2). The book helps students to understand the idea that not every day is going to be a good one, and it‘s okay to have a bad day.
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Harold and the Purple Crayon | Crockett Johnson
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Harold and the Purple Crayon is a very cute and fun MF picture book about a little boy named Harold and his magic crayon. He can use it to draw different things and have them come to life, I would recommend it any young children.
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MarkZalewski To continue the discussion you can go here http://www.scholastic.com/browse/collateral.jsp?id=32380 5y
MarkZalewski I think the UDL principle that applies to this would be Optimize individual choice and autonomy (7.1), as the book promotes imagination through creating 5y
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Creepy Carrots is a fun and spooky MF book for children about Jasper the rabbit being chased by carrots. It has won a Caldecott award for its illustrations done by Peter Brown. This is a fun and playful read for children especially this time of year!

MarkZalewski https://deannajump.com/creepy-carrots-read-aloud-lessons/ this website has a list of lessons that can be done in class to further discuss the book 5y
MarkZalewski The UDL principle 3.3 Guide information processing and visualization, applies here as the book requires students to be able to process the information of both the text and the illustrations to get the full idea of what is happening in the story. 5y
KevinKantola I read that book and it was spooky! 😣 5y
DrSpalding Check out the sequel! 5y
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The Dot | Peter Reynolds
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The Dot by Peter Reynolds is a children‘s RF book about a girl being challenged to paint. She starts with just a dot on a page until she realizes how many different ways she can draw a simple dot. This book is about learning to overcome self-doubt and challenging yourself to improve.
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MarkZalewski UDL principle 8.1 Heighten salience of goals and objectives, applies to The Dot. The girl starts out with small goals and eventually works her way up to making the most creative dots she can think of. 5y
MarkZalewski http://www.thedotclub.org/dotday/ is an educational event being done around the world for this book, it‘s an excellent way to join the ongoing discussion around it. 5y
ccipriati I just recently heard about this book because of the International Dot Day and I have been obsessed with it ever since 5y
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Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss is a MF children‘s book about the importance of trying new things. The main character in the book continually refuses to try the eggs until the end of the book only to discover that he actually likes them.
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MarkZalewski This website https://seasonal.theteacherscorner.net/read-across-america/green-eggs-and-ham.ph... offers teachers different lesson plans that they can use to have students practice reading comprehension by explaining the events of the book and also discuss the lesson of trying something new. 5y
MarkZalewski The UDL principle 7.1 (Optimize individual choice and autonomy) fits here as the books main theme relates to the choice of one person. 5y
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The Giving Tree | Shel Silverstein
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Shel Silverstein‘s The Giving Tree is an emotional children‘s book about the relationship between a boy and a tree through both of their lives. It‘s a great P book that teaches about selflessness and the importance of giving to others.
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MarkZalewski http://www.uniqueteachingresources.com/Giving-Tree-Lesson-Plans.html is a website with lesson plans that use The Giving Tree to teach students about the importance of giving 5y
MarkZalewski The UDL principle that I would apply to this is 8.3 Foster collaboration and community, as it encourages collaborating and sharing with one another 5y
KevinKantola That books seems like a must read to me! 😼 5y
cassandram Great book! I‘ve read this also and after doing research I was surprised that this is actually a controversial book. Some say the theme of the book is too sad for children. Interesting... 5y
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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff is a great MF kids book about the slippery slope of the simple act of sharing a cookie. It is very cute and can be shared around class with students.
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MarkZalewski The UDL principle that can relate to this book is Develop self-assessment and reflection (9.3). It helps students to consider the consequences of their actions in a simple to understand way 5y
MarkZalewski You can continue the discussion with this website https://www.teachervision.com/if-you-give-mouse-cookie that has several different activities that can be used in class 5y
DrSpalding This author makes for a great author study and also storytellings! 5y
ccipriati Laura Numeroff is one of my favorite children‘s author. I also agree with your UDL guideline principle 5y
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