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The Giver | Lois Lowry
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This SF 1994 Newbery Medal winner novel by Lois Lowry tells about a 12-year-old boy named Jonas who lives in a dystopian society that is colorless, ideal, free of crime and sadness. At that age, children are assigned jobs/roles, which they will train and do for the rest of their lives limiting the choice of an individual. The society is controlled by rules and tradition of the Elders.

sbombasi Jonas wanted change and made a sacrificial choice for the good of the community. This would be good IR/LC read.

This lesson plan allows students to think deeper about philosophical issues like the book, students would share their own experiences of distinctive memories growing up, have discussions about them and reflect on self-assessment.
https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/giver-lesson-p...
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sbombasi The UDL principle 9.3 develop self-assessment and reflection along with EL #4 link lesson topic to students‘ prior knowledge align well with this. #ucflae3414f19 5y
Jewelwinkler I saw the movie and I really loved it so I‘m guess the book is better! Definitely adding this to my reading list 5y
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leximcmillin I love this book! The movie was also really good, great UDL principle!! 5y
kradebaugh I did this book as welll. Such a great book. 5y
Shannyblake Jewel, this is a very detailed post that provides plenty of resources! I would love to read this book 😄 5y
CPettersen I also had this book! The story is so amazing and full of good lessons to teach. Awesome post! 5y
DrSpalding From the beginning your posts have been detailed and included all of the required elements. You made excellent book 5y
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This TL picture book by Simms Tabak retells about an old lady who swallows a fly, amongst other things. This would be good for S, the lesson plan is great for creating a storytelling for this book for the students to perform. Works well with ELs too because a lot of parts would be repetitive and use of sequence. #ucflae3414f19
https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/art-storytelli...

sbombasi The UDL principle 1.1 offer ways of customizing the display of information along with EL #17 provide contextual support through, audio, visuals, models, demonstrations, realia, body language and facial expressions aligns with this. 5y
DrSpalding Scholastic is a high-quality resource and you have a lined the appropriate universal design and English learner strategies that go along with your teaching strategy/resource. 5y
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This NF picture book written by Jerry Pallotta illustrated by Rob Bolster would be great for a RA to introduce students about the concept of multiplication. Using pieces of the Hershey‘s Milk Chocolate bar as parts to represent rows and columns can make it so much easier for students to understand the process of multiplication “facts” emphasizing the problems on the pages. I think it would be nice to use real candy bar in a lesson. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/7576/urlt/Grade3_MultandDivUnit.pdf
This link provides great list of resources for math application in dealing with multiplication along with text-to-text books that can be compared to this one as well.

The UDL principle 8.2 vary demands and resources to optimize challenge along with EL #47 use group information gap activities (sharing pieces of information to solve problems) would go with this.
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Erinehart Okay, now I want some chocolate! 5y
DrSpalding I want chocolate too! I mentioned this series in class! Math and ELA! Yes! 5y
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Thank You, Omu! | Oge Mora
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This RF picture book by Oge Mora has won the 2019 Caldecott Honor, Coretta Scott King, and John Steptoe New Talent Illustrator. This story tells about a sweet, caring woman who makes a delicious stew that wafts through the community. Community members stop by to have some and book shows great qualities of sharing, gratitude and giving back. I would love to read this book as a RA, in the month of November close to Thanksgiving! #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi https://www.jstart.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/PR5579C_Thank_You_Omu_Jumpstar...
This activity guide is great for this book, I would use the gratitude jar activity. Students will write something they are grateful for to put in a jar to read and celebrate them.

The UDL principle 9.3 develop self-assessment and reflection along with EL #3 encourage self-talk (positive thinking) go along with this.
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Erinehart This would be a great book to do as a read aloud. It‘s a great way to let children understand sharing. 5y
DrSpalding You know how much I love this book. Your resource is the best possible resource considering the event we performed. Well done. 5y
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Enemy Pie | Derek Munson, Tara Calahan King
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This RF picture book written by Derek Munson and illustrated by Tara Calahan King would be good for RA. A boy named Jeremy Ross moved into a new town and his house is next to his number one enemy. His dad has the perfect recipe to get rid of enemies called Enemy Pie, but he would only agree to make it if he spends an entire day playing with the enemy!

sbombasi After hanging out with his enemy he seems to not be all that bad after all and actually wants to be friends with him. But, with the promise of making the Enemy pie…is it still an enemy pie? Was there anything nasty about the pie after all? Find out! This is a nice book for kids to learn how to make friends or deal with conflict with someone. #ucflae3414f19 5y
sbombasi This teacher guide has multiple activities to go along with the book that reaches across the curriculum. I particularly like the activity of creating a friendship pie.
https://www.storylineonline.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/EnemyPie_TeacherActiv...

The UDL principle 1.1 offer ways of customizing the display of information along with EL #3 encourage self-talk (positive thinking) align with this.
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DrSpalding Thank you for using this resource. There are so many wonderful books and resources on this site provided by the screen actors Guild. 5y
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This P book is a companion to the New York Times Best Seller that was written by Mary Ann Hoberman and illustrated by Michael Emberly has a great anthology of different short poems students can easily read. It would be perfect for a PR, the book has lines that are color-coded so students can choose among themselves what color they want to read and have a conversation through a poem.

sbombasi This specific version is perfect for the month of October and the theme of Halloween. The educator‘s guide has curriculum connections to reading aloud, phonetics, and rhyming. Some of these activities includes creating a work wall/rhyming dictionary and word match.
http://media.hdp.hbgusa.com/titles/assets/reading_group_guide/9780316041171/EG_9...
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sbombasi The UDL principle 8.3 foster collaboration and community along with EL #8 use direct instruction: modeling, explaining, scaffolding, name the strategy and show how to use it work well with this. #ucflae3414f19 5y
kgarzon This looks like a great book to use to practice with some poems while getting into the spirit for October 🎃 5y
DrSpalding Your universal design principles are perfect for this book which is meant to be read by partners. I had this copy and gave it away! I would add each of these books to your classroom library. 5y
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The Ugly Duckling | Jerry Pinkney
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This TL Caldecott Honor picture book by Hans Christian Andersen; adapted and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney retells about the original tale of the Ugly Duckling that would be great for RA. The little duckling gets picked on by the others but surviving obstacles did not defeat him in discovering that he is beautiful and learns to love and express his differences of becoming a swan. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi https://www.commonwealththeatre.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Teacher-Guide-201...
This teacher guide has many activities for grades K-8 that involve sequencing to exploring what an adaption is for students to understand.

The UDL principle 6.3 facilitate managing information and resources along with EL #15 reinforce the key ideas you present again and again work well with this.
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DrSpalding Nice resource. This book and lesson should be shared many times with young children! 5y
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Actual Size | Steve Jenkins
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This NF picture book by Steve Jenkins is great for RA, students can learn information about these types of animals on the pages and the illustrations make you see their actual sizes! I love how exact measurements is displayed as well. It would definitely be fun to read and engage students. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/readers_guides/pdfs/JenkinsGuide.pdf
This teacher‘s guide has a lesson that incorporates discussing the book, math in measuring, and drawing. I find it great that it reaches across the curriculum along with text-to-text of using other additional nonfiction books with pictures of animals.
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sbombasi The UDL principle 8.2 vary demands and resources to optimize challenges along with EL #4 linking lesson topic to students‘ prior knowledge about animals will align with this. 5y
Erinehart I did this for my teach live assignment. Great book! 5y
DrSpalding Math and ELA! Perfect‘ 5y
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Wonder. R.J. Palacio | R J Palacio
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This RF, New York Times Best Seller novel by R. J. Palacio tells about a boy who goes by the name Auggie and all he ever wanted to be is look and be treated normally. Since he was born, he had major surgeries done to his face making him look extraordinary which too many people find uncomfortable talking or looking at him. This book goes through different perspectives of people mentioned in the story.

sbombasi After being home-schooled by his mom for four years, this will be his first time going to a mainstream school as a fifth-grader. But can he convince his new classmates that he‘s just like them, despite his appearance? This would be good for an IR with the use of HOT questions or LC with group discussions from resource linked. 5y
sbombasi The UDL principle 6.2 support planning and strategy development along with EL #6 continually monitor students‘ comprehension will be incorporated with this. #ucflae3414f19
https://wonderthebook.com/assets/downloadables/Wonder_EG_2014_WEB_2.pdf
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Erinehart Loved this book and the movie. 5y
DrSpalding You used the rubric beautifully! 5y
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Pink and Say | Patricia Polacco
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This HF picture book by Patricia Polacco retells a story passed down to her about the trials and tribulations of two soldiers named Sheldon Russell Curtis (Say) who was a white soldier and Pinkus Aylee (Pink) who was a black soldier that was involved in the Civil War. Say was wounded in battle and Pink found him, brought him to shelter, and helped him recover.

sbombasi With the goal of surviving and winning the war, getting back into the war was a scary thing to revisit. This story involves the history between Confederate and Union troops, colored and white people, and fighting “the sickness” of slavery.

This would be good for an RA/PR, students can discuss with their partner the theme of the book and knowledge gained about the Civil War. #ucflae3414f19
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sbombasi https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/pink-and-say-l...
This site gives a great lesson plan for text-to-text connection using other Civil War-related books along with this one to better understand the historical aspect. Students will create and illustrate a Civil War ABC book using information collected.
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sbombasi The UDL principle 6.3 to facilitate managing information and resources along with EL #50 for content comprehension use a variety of comprehension activities, such as; KWL activities, would match perfectly with this activity. 5y
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Erinehart Great read! 5y
JennaMichelleCohn Love this book! It‘d be great to do with a history lesson 5y
AleciaM Love this book. Great for social studies. 5y
Mwinship Love this author! Also I love incorporating multiple subject areas into one lesson. 5y
kgarzon My SSE 3312 professor read this to us last week and it was a really engaging story for the topic of the Civil War. Definitely recommend! 5y
BRaulerson Awesome choice for HF I will definitely be reading this one! 5y
ebrown This is such a great book to use across multiple subjects :) 5y
CPettersen I love Patricia Polacco! I will definitely have to read this! 5y
Jewelwinkler I‘ve been looking for a good HF book so I will check this out! 5y
Alexush Looks very interesting i love the illustrations 5y
DrSpalding I believe this is historical fiction however you know that the individuals were real people. This is an excellent book to integrate into social studies instruction 5y
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She Persisted | Chelsea Clinton
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This B picture book written by Chelsea Clinton and illustrated by Alexandra Boiger tells about 13 American women who changed the world in their own ways. Each page describes a short synopsis of each empowering woman in how they brought their dreams to a reality that changed their lives and encourage women as a population despite hate, challenges, and struggles. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi This would be good for an RA/CR (students can all say “She persisted” when it appears) and to be read during National Women‘s History Month. This is a great lesson plan to showcase this.
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/calendar-activities/march-nati...

The UDL principle 7.2 optimizing relevance, value, and authenticity along with EL #28 provide biographies of significant women from different countries.
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DrSpalding Read write think is an excellent resource. While this is a wonderful read aloud option consider using Haley‘s readers theater in your future classroom as well. 5y
DrSpalding EL 28 is perfect!!! 5y
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Thank You, Mr. Falker | Patricia Polacco
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This RF picture book by Patricia Polacco tells about a girl named Trisha who struggles with dyslexia. Throughout her years in school, everyone was able to read except for her which made her frustrated and thought she was dumb. Kids would make fun of her and not one teacher paid attention to her struggle, until Mr. Falker came along and believed in that she could read. He helped her as much as he could and finally so happily, she was able to read!

sbombasi This book would be great for an AS because this book is actually an autobiography of the author. It‘ll be nice for students to see and research that the author tells about her own personal life similarly through this book she wrote. Here‘s a lesson plan that goes perfectly with an author study activity.
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/author-study-impr...
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sbombasi The UDL principle 8.3 fostering collaboration and community along with EL #2 promoting cooperation (small groups) follow this. #ucflae3414f19 5y
kradebaugh This looks like a book I would like to check out. I have a son who struggles with Dyslexia and it would nice to read him a book about someone else who struggled but yet came out on top. 5y
kradebaugh This looks like a book I would like to check out. I have a son who struggles with Dyslexia and it would nice to read him a book about someone else who struggled but yet came out on top. 5y
DrSpalding A beautiful book that highlights an issue that many children experience. This should be a part of your classroom library and consider an author study as well. 5y
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This RF picture book by Matt de la Pena and illustrated by Christian Robinson tells about a boy named CJ and his Nana experiencing riding the bus. CJ never questions why he takes the bus every day until one day he asks his Nana why they don‘t take a car like his friends. His Nana points out all the things in his community that makes riding the bus uniquely different and beautiful that changes CJ‘s perspective to be quite wonderful. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi This book has won the Newbery Award, Caldecott Honor, Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor, and was #1 New York Times Best Seller. Great for an RA for students to look at the positives in life with the things they have and circumstances that encourage curiosity and positive thinking.

The UDL principle 1.1 offering ways of customizing the display of information along with EL #11 place language in a meaningful context.
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sbombasi This site gives different activities to go along with this book. Specifically, the PBS video interview on the illustrator explains his personal life of not having a lot but was able to pursue his childhood hobby in drawing that he became successful from his circumstances and showing students the diverse world they live in through his illustrations.
https://doors2world.umass.edu/sites/default/files/Last%20Stop%20on%20Market%20St...
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DrSpalding Another top notch post for a top notch book. Well done. If you have not seen the video of him reading to children on a bus, look for it on YouTube. 5y
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Ish | Peter H. Reynolds
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This RF picture book by Peter H. Reynolds tells about a boy named Ramon who loves to draw until his older brother makes fun of his artworks. Ramon is hurt and hindered by what his brother said to him, leading to believe that his drawings don‘t look right. Positively, his little sister notices and admires his work in that they are unique. She describes that they might not look like real houses or boats, but they are “house-ish” and “boat-ish.”

sbombasi She gives a new look and appreciation for his art that Ramon rediscovers his love and confidence in drawing again with his style.
This would be great for an RA that is interactive with discussions focusing on the difference between a fixed performance framework and a dynamic learning framework from the book‘s theme. Emphasizing the use of language facilitating a dynamic learning framework with thought-provoking questions and students‘ responses.
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sbombasi This site has many activities to go along with this book, my favorite is “Ishing – Not Dishing” that can empower this type of learning framework.
https://www.candlewick.com/book_files/0763663271.btg.1.pdf

The UDL principle 3.4 to maximize transfer and generalization along with EL #3 encouraging self-talk (positive thinking) work well with this. #ucflae3414f19
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DrSpalding Ishing....I love it! He has so many great books to choose from. Use them all. 5y
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Blended | Sharon M. Draper
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This RF novel by Sharon Draper, is a great story about diversity. This book entails an 11-year-old girl named Isabella who is in the 6th grade. She is half black and half white. She struggles with her identity with being biracial, racial tension among her community, and living with her divorced parents of two separate families that she has to go back and forth to every week. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi This book is a great LC to discuss many topics like real-life struggles that may be similarly happening with others that they can relate to or bring awareness about different types of families. Having students follow this lesson plan matches perfectly. Distinguishing different roles to each student that they can identify as well.
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/literature-circle...
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sbombasi The UDL principle 8.3 fostering collaboration and community along with EL #2 promoting cooperation (small groups) work well with this lesson. 5y
DrSpalding I am happy you decided to be involved in this literature circle. 8.3 works beautifully with literature circle strategies. As does English learner number two. 5y
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All Are Welcome | Alexandra Penfold
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This New York Times Best Seller RF picture book, written by Alexandra Penfold and illustrated by Suzanne Kaufman tells about building the classroom and school community by emphasizing everyone is welcomed no matter their race, religion, or background. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi This would be good for an RA/CR focused on elementary students, for their first week in class to inform students that everyone is welcome at school and students would choral respond every time “All are welcome here” is mentioned in the text. This would make the read aloud interactive and engaging.

The UDL principle 8.3 foster collaboration and community along with EL #16 integrate speaking, listening, reading work well with this.
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sbombasi This activity of presenting the book to an adapted melody makes the story come alive with the class collaboration of singing together. You can even have the students pair up to sing certain parts of the text each. https://teachingwithorff.com/all-are-welcome-here/ 5y
leximcmillin Great post!!! I love what this book is about and it is a great choice for young students! 5y
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ebrown this book looks so great, and would really contribute to a multi cultural education :) 5y
katiehamlin I love that the lesson plan involved using a song! 5y
TristanPool Love the message behind this book! I will definitely be looking into All Are Welcome as I truly believe in a positive classroom environment that accepts anyone and EVERYONE! @sbombasi (edited) 5y
Jewelwinkler This book would be great to show how great diversity is in the classroom. I also think that CR would be really fun and engaging! 5y
Lrobertson I love you idea of using this the first week of class! And having the class read it together is already creating that classroom unity! 5y
YesseniaN I love finding new inclusion books , great idea about using this in the beginning of the school year 5y
Shannyblake This is such a great book that provides insight in diversity! I love the activity you provided as well 5y
Tinks Interesting book choice... will definitely look it up. 5y
JennaMichelleCohn This sounds like a cool book with a great message. We definitely should aim to have books focusing on diversity in our classrooms. 5y
DrSpalding Your peers really enjoyed this post. Having students interact with the text and read chorally with you as you read aloud is a wise move. (edited) 5y
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This F, E.B. White Read Aloud Award Winner by Drew Daywalt and illustrated by Oliver Jeffer is a perfect fit for an RA to elementary students. A boy named Duncan went to take out his crayons until he instead, receives a stack of letters with his name on them all saying that the crayons quit. The crayons expressed their feelings to Duncan as to what he had done for them to turn against him.

sbombasi He realizes that crayons have feelings too, so he decides to make it up to them and make them happy! #ucflae3414f19
http://www.crayonspicturebooks.com/day-crayons-quit-activities/

The UDL principle 7.1 regarding to optimize individual choice and autonomy along with EL #4 that states linking lesson topic to students‘ prior knowledge fit well with this activity and book.
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sbombasi This site has different lesson plans that specifically align with the Common Core State Standards that have suggested assignments, writing prompts, and activities that correlate with this book for every elementary grade level. My favorite one would be the crayon sentence completion which includes a template with opinion, reason, example, and conclusion fill in the blanks that students would express their best crayon in the box. 5y
Mwinship I love this book and need to get my hands on a copy! This book would be great for teaching the structure of letters and greetings/closings. 5y
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GroeningsC I love this book, and agree it makes an amazing read aloud! 5y
Shannyblake Great post! Your posts are so detailed and informative in many different ways. I love this book 5y
leximcmillin This book is so cute, I love it! I think children would really enjoy this book, and it is a great way of teaching book structure 5y
Jgolub13 I really enjoyed Dr. Spalding‘s read aloud. It definitely makes for a fantastic read aloud. 5y
CPettersen This was such a cute book! I really loved it. 5y
ebrown this book is so sweet and great for younger grades! the students can personify things they use everyday, which contributes to spreading kindness. 5y
alexblanco I never heard of this book until Dr. Spaulding read it and absolutely love it! I definitely want to purchase this book in the future. It‘s so fun to read and kids would love it, good choice! 5y
Jewelwinkler I think this book would be perfect for some fun artistic activities like the ones that are in your resource. It would be a perfect way to integrate art into literature which is important. 5y
BRaulerson I chose to discuss this book as well! Once Dr. Spalding read this to us in class I fell in love with it and read it to my own children! They were so engaged even my mom was laughing with it!! Love this story! 5y
Alexush I like that the common core standards that go with this book are attached in the website you submitted. 5y
DrSpalding As you can see, many adults love this book and so do the children. Use this in your future classroom! Please do attempt to use the amazing resources you have included in your posts. They are of the highest quality. 5y
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After the Fall | Dan Santat
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This TL picture book by 2015 Caldecott medal winner Dan Santat creates an alternative twist to the original Humpty Dumpty tale. Everyone knows the tale that when Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. But what happened after? After the fall, he is now terrified of heights and can‘t do many of the things he loves most. #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi This book will be a good RA to show readers to not let fear, a fall, or a bad encounter stop you from getting back up again and doing what you want to achieve.

The UDL principle 1.1 offering ways of customizing the display of information along with EL #16 integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing activities aligns with this.
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sbombasi This site offers different types of activities to go along with this book, specifically After “The End” I found was a great way to promote text-to-text connections for students. The students continue the stories of traditional literature tales such as Jack and Jill and can be represented in different ways such as writing, song, poem, or skit.
http://www.theclassroombookshelf.com/2017/10/after-the-fall-how-humpty-dumpty-go...
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Jgolub13 This book looks so cool. I want to find it to use as a read aloud 5y
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BRaulerson How cute! I love how the author related a common nursery rhyme to help students build courage! I can‘t wait to read it! 5y
JRone I really like the description you provided for this book. It makes me want to read it to see how the book continues after his fall. I also really like how you picked a website that had many activities to go along with it. 5y
Alexush This book sounds like a fun read! I know about humptys fall but i don‘t know much about afterwards and you definitely made me want to find out. 5y
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This F, written by Aaron Reynolds and illustrated by Peter Brown, is a great RA picture book to read for elementary students around this Halloween, October season! A little rabbit boy named Jasper, loves to eat carrots up until he notices the carrots started following him. Jasper feared the carrots, so he took actions in his own hands and had a plan to stop this… which happened to be the carrots plan all along! #ucflae3414f19

sbombasi It has won a Caldecott Honor award as well with the spooky, dramatic illustrations of having the pages mainly black and white with accents of orange with things that look like “creepy carrots.”

The UDL principle 3.3 guiding information processing and visualization along with EL #44 focusing on thinking skills; predict- correspond to the activity and book.
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sbombasi This site offers different activities for students and one that I really liked was the predictions. Before reading about what Jasper had planned, the students will write a prediction and draw a picture. Then, after reading the ending, the student will write what actually happened. https://mrswillskindergarten.com/creepy-carrots-lesson-plans/

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MarkZalewski I read this too! Great insight on the book 5y
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ebrown i love books that contribute to a theme or season!! 5y
Jgolub13 This book is great. I read it too and I can‘t wait to find creepy underwear and read that too! 5y
alexblanco Creepy Carrots is such a good book to keep the kids on their toes. I have the sequel, Creepy Pair of Underwear, at the preschool I work at and the kids absolutely love it! The kids are always bouncing off the walls but when I read that story, their eyes are GLUED. 5y
DrSpalding Your summaries are detailed and I truly know that you have an in-depth knowledge of the books you read. Please use these in your future classroom. 5y
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The Word Collector | Peter H. Reynolds
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This RF, written and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds is a great book for primary elementary grades to add to their classroom library because it is perfect for students learning new vocabulary. A boy name Jerome discovers multiple words in that they connect, transform, empower, and impact when you share them with the world and within yourself. #UCFLAE3414F19

sbombasi This book would be good for a RA, it will bring opportunities to introduce kids to new language that can enrich their understanding of the world. This lesson plan promotes new vocabulary by having students look through books/magazines for unfamiliar words that interest them, define them, and create an activity. https://www.scholastic.com/content/dam/teachers/blogs/scholasticcom-editors/18-1... 5y
sbombasi The UDL principles 1.1 & 2.1 regarding customizing the display of information and clarifying vocabulary and symbols along with EL 5 & 11 teaching technical vocabulary supporting key concepts and placing language in meaningful context. This can be implemented with picture word cards including word, picture, and definition. 5y
DrSpalding This is an amazing post. I would like to use this as a sample in class. Your English learner and universal design principles work well and you have included a high-quality resource. 5y
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Jgolub13 This is a great post! 5y
Shannyblake Yaaaas girl 10/10 Litsy post 5y
KristenScala Great job! Thank you for setting a great example for our class😊 5y
haleyklein This is a great example for our posts ahead! I love the example on how to use this book in a classroom! Thank you for sharing this with us! 5y
BRaulerson What great information you‘ve provided about this book and how it is a great resource for our future classrooms! Awesome job! 5y
kradebaugh This was a greag post. I will be using it as example when I do my post 5y
leximcmillin Great job!!! I actually picked the same exact book as you, however my description wasn‘t nearly as detailed as yours is. I am very impressed and I have learned a lot from your post!!! 5y
kgarzon Thank you for such a perfect example! This will really help me with the rest of the semester's Litsy posts. 5y
Jewelwinkler This was a great post because you went very in depth when explaining how this book would be helpful in the classroom. I will definitely read this book in my future classroom! 5y
Mwinship I love the idea of getting kids motivated to learn vocabulary through this fun book and lesson! 5y
GroeningsC Great post! Super informative and well put together! 5y
AleciaM Thank you for this post as it helps me as a reference when I post the rest of my books. 5y
JRone This is a great post that captures everything needed. It brings an understanding to the book and concepts that go along with it. Good job! 5y
Lrobertson Amazing job! I am definitely going to add this to my wishlist for future class library! 5y
katiehamlin This post is so well thought out! I would definitely love to use this in my classroom and include the resource you provided! 5y
AlyssaB I love finding books that teach students new words which expand their vocabulary. I can‘t wait to add it to my collection 5y
Erinehart This is a great post and review. The UDL principles were displayed and clarified well. 5y
TristanPool You did awesome with your first Litsy post! Your UDL and EL principles were detailed and beautifully tied into the book of choice. (edited) 5y
Camrynm Wow, great post! This book sounds like a great book to have in the classroom that will teach students new vocabulary in a fun way. Thanks! 5y
ebrown 😍😍😍 thank you for posting so thoroughly so we can all use this as an example!! 5y
JennaMichelleCohn This seems like it‘ll be really helpful in the classroom. It sounds like a neat book. 5y
maciforster This is a great example of what I should be posting!! You did an amazing job 5y
ccipriati Great post! Super informative. Great job! 5y
alexblanco I really like you‘re UDL principles you listed, you have good and appropriate EL strategies as well. I‘m interested in reading this book as well! 5y
CPettersen I love this post! Definitely going to add this to my library and do the work with my own students! Excellent job! 5y
KevinKantola Not bad... 5y
cassandram Awesome job describing your teaching strategy and your principles. Your post intrigued me and I definitely want to read this book now. 5y
Alexush Great idea to use picture word cards! 😊 5y
YvetteE Thank you for posting! This visual learner needed a great example like yours! The summary is precise and enthusiastic, which makes me want to read this to my children! 5y
ChrisC Thanks for the example you did an awesome first post!! 5y
karlasanabria1 I liked your choice of book, I have yet to read it but look forward to reading it and possibly adding it to my future classroom. Keep doing the amazing job! 5y
Tinks Very beautifully done! Great job.... I have never read this book, but I will definitely look it up to add it to my collection. 5y
MarkZalewski Love this post! This book is such a great way for students to expand their vocabulary. 5y
abbie-cadabbie this such an informative post! great job :-) 5y
YesseniaN This is a great book choice! This book introduces other mediums on where to find vocabulary. This would be great to read to the class and inspire the students to find vocabulary in every day text. 5y
DrSpalding This was our class example and as a result you got a lot of positive feedback and set an excellent example for your peers. Nice work! 5y
rather_be_reading welcome to litsy 📚☕📚 @LitsyWelcomeWagon 5y
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