Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Category: Process
Do You Know What Your Students Really Like to Read?
I thought I did, and as a co-teaching team, we thought we did, but recently my 1st grade co-teacher and I inquired more into what our 1st graders like to read. We did this as part of our kindness themed PBL, where students created… Continue Reading “Do You Know What Your Students Really Like to Read?”
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Featured Book: “Anything is Possible”
This book was recommended to me by a dear friend, who is also a professor–and quite knowledgeable on the topic of all things good! 🙂 I picked up a copy of this great story from the library today, and I was thrilled that once… Continue Reading “Featured Book: “Anything is Possible””
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Tuesday Morning Re-Reads for December 26th
Happy Winter and Happy Holidays to you and yours! I hope this time of year is bringing you time to sit down in your favorite chair and read, read, read! 🙂 I also hope this time of year has brought you some new books!… Continue Reading “Tuesday Morning Re-Reads for December 26th”
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Interactive Bulletin Board…Success!
I am so happy! My idea for an interactive bulletin board was a success! Take a look at the predictions. 🙂 Now, for my next bulletin board idea..hmmm…
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How to…
As I was looking through the latest Scholastic book order, with my first graders, I noticed a book called, “How to Catch an Elf”, which was high on their list of wanted books. Later, at Costco, I saw “How to Catch Santa” out on… Continue Reading “How to…”
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