Book Order Books for Our Classroom Library
We were able to get many great books with our recent Scholastic book order. I wanted to share some photos of the books so that you could see some of the books that the crew was very excited to get for our classroom library.
Henry and Mudge Books
While I love to keep up with all of the great new books for children that are being published all the time, I also have a few older favorites. One of these older favorites are books from the Henry and Mudge series and the Annie and Snowball series. These books have sweet, timeless stories so their publishing date is not an issue. Kids still love these books. We are starting a new study of comprehension using these books. We will focus on characters, problems and solutions, lessons in a story and the different perspectives of different characters. These books make great family read alouds, too. We read these books over and over again to my own daughter. Then she read them over and over again to herself and now that she is a senior in high school, there is still a basket of these books on the top shelf of her closet. She wants to keep them to read to her own children someday. She loves when I gather these books from the public library to bring in to school for the crew because it gives her an excuse to read them yet again. I have to admit that I love them, too, and can read them over and over again myself. Be sure to check out some books in these series if you haven't already.
Home Learning ~ Read a good book or two or try an online book. Check out a Bedtime Math story, play a math game or visit the Resources for Students page of our crew blog for online books and math games.
Important Dates
2/16 No School - Professional Development Day for Teachers
2/19 No School - President's Day
2/22 First Grade Winter Voyage (Day trip - no day of rest)
3/6 Life is Art Fundraiser - Get your tickets here.
3/19 - 4/2 Spring Break
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Monday, February 5, 2018
Friday, February 2, 2018
Writing Our Nonfiction Books
We have been working hard on our "All About" books about the animal that we selected and researched. Below are a few samples of our work as the books were in progress. You will see a wide range of writing abilities. This is completely normal - we all grow and learn at different rates. The important thing is that we are all growing every day. And we all are!
Feel free to drop by and visit our basket of All About books to see some of the finished products. We will be using them for read alouds and Mr. G's crew is going to take a look at them when they get ready to start this unit of study.
Home Learning ~ Read a good book or two or try an online book. Check out a Bedtime Math story, play a math game or visit the Resources for Students page of our crew blog for online books and math games.
Feel free to drop by and visit our basket of All About books to see some of the finished products. We will be using them for read alouds and Mr. G's crew is going to take a look at them when they get ready to start this unit of study.
Home Learning ~ Read a good book or two or try an online book. Check out a Bedtime Math story, play a math game or visit the Resources for Students page of our crew blog for online books and math games.
Thursday, February 1, 2018
Skyping with Josh Funk
Today we had a Skype session with author, Josh Funk, for World Read Aloud Day. He read a great story called Lost in the Library to us and we all - 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders - really enjoyed it. He was so entertaining and informative. We loved our time with him and we love his books. If you would like to order any of his books, visit my post on Monday for some great suggestions plus he has some new books coming out soon - including the one he read to us today.
Home Learning ~ Read a good book or two or try an online book. Check out a Bedtime Math story, play a math game or visit the Resources for Students page of our crew blog for online books and math games.
Home Learning ~ Read a good book or two or try an online book. Check out a Bedtime Math story, play a math game or visit the Resources for Students page of our crew blog for online books and math games.
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