Global Read Aloud @ Parkside!
#GRA19
reading habits, on behalf of my students.
I ask kids to read books & explore. Books readily available?
Is there"reading time?"
Promoting only my kind of literature?
Do pupils make personal choices?
Am I a "book snob?"
Am I reading various genres?
Is my instruction engaging & fun?
Is "reading" seen as valuable?
change, and improve my eating habits.
improve my interaction with student readers.
Thank you Donalyn Miller and Coby Sharp for the kickstart!
Queen Elizabeth the Second.
Sharing short stories from this book with my students has been
great. I bought it this fall @ the gift shop located in our
George Rogers Clark Memorial National Park in Vincennes, Indiana where I live.
George Rogers Clark Memorial National Park in Vincennes, Indiana where I live.
Christmas gift from "The husband,"
who realizes I like....no, I love biographies.
are intertwined, I'm beyond excited!
"The husband" chooses excellent books for gifts.
Excellent stories included here that I can share with my students, or anyone. I'm fascinated with Abraham Lincoln.
An interesting and provocative look at Mr. Donald
Trump, prior to his election as the 45th president
of The United States of America.
Just finished Cornelius Minor's book, after purchasing it
@ the 2019 IRC Fall Conference. Met him and his infectious
personality and message was delightful. #MakesMeThink
His contribution to my learning will make me a better human.
Going to develop my skill in communicating with ASL
and teach basic skills to students. My beloved
and teach basic skills to students. My beloved
husband Jerry is going deaf, so we're both learning
American Sign Language. #OngoingReadingAndStudy
During the winter break I've been reading the
poetry of Indiana native James Whitcomb Riley.
It was in the "Little Free Library" a block from our home.
I am memorized by the beauty of his works.
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