#3rdchat Archive


Wednesday December 19, 2018
9:00 PM EST

  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:00 PM EST
    So happy to chat books tonight! Let's see who's all here! #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:00 PM EST
    Oh no! We hope you heal quickly. #3rdchat
    In reply to @FirstAtBat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Hi, I’m Sarah, 3rd grade LA teacher from OH. We are currently reading Because of Winn- Dixie by Kate DiCamillo in all 3 of my classes and The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani as a read aloud with my homeroom. #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:01 PM EST
    Thanks for moderating tonight. #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:01 PM EST
    #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Hi! Lesa Haney from Austin, TX. We just finished reading a biography of Louis Braille. His story is so fascinating. #3rdchat
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:02 PM EST
    So sorry to hear that, Terry. Get better and rest up. #3rdchat
    In reply to @FirstAtBat
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Donna from Ft. Worth, Texas. We are reading Stone Fox #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:02 PM EST
    Meredith joining from SW Florida where, tomorrow, gale force winds and rain are expected. Time to "batten down the hatches!" Currently reading 'Disruptive Thinking' as it is next up during #BookCampPD as I don't have my own class. #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:03 PM EST
    I am giving that book to each of my kids as a present this week. #3rdchat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:03 PM EST
    That's so thoughtful of you! #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney, @DonnaWeth
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:04 PM EST
    I love books that touch your heart. The predictions have been so fun to hear! We hope to finish tomorrow. #3rdchat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:04 PM EST
    This book was a GAME CHANGER for me! #3rdChat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:05 PM EST
    By this time of the year, we know our students’ interests, reading levels/abilities and reading stamina. Q1: How do you use what you know about your students to guide the books you find for your classroom? #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:05 PM EST
    I haven't read it yet. #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Jessica checking in. We just read A Wish To Be A Christmas Tree and focused on the #generosity theme of the story. #3rdChat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Really??!?! Thanks for sharing that enthusiasm. I hope you can jump into one of the chats and share your thoughts on January 6 and 13th at 7:30 EST. #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Ron Martiello. Learning Coach from PA. Good Evening, #3rdChat! I am not in the classroom this year, but "The One and Only Ivan" is the book I was reading last year to students.
  • SarahJHuber Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    Hi #3rdchat! Sarah from SE Missouri here. I have been doing a read aloud of Mary Poppins to my class. Our entire school got a generous donation to see Mary Poppins Returns in theaters and we are all going tomorrow!
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    I love her books. ❤️❤️❤️#3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    A1: I believe that a classroom library is never fully complete. With each new student there are new interests, and with each new year, new literature to discover! #3rdChat
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    We have had just enough time to finish. Reading sure kept my class quiet today. They can’t wait to hear what will happen next! #3rdchat
    In reply to @hartel30, @lesahaney
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:06 PM EST
    I keep an Amazon/Scholastic list behind my table that is ever growing. After reading conferences, I am always adding books to the list. #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Q1: I try to focus on student interests or recent happenings when selecting books. For example, several kids added new puppies to their families recently so we read this collection of poetry today. #3rdchat
  • hartel30 Dec 19 @ 9:07 PM EST
    John from STL MO. We were most recently reading mysteries. AtoZ Missing Author #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:07 PM EST
    :::tossing you a copy :::: Amazing what make-believe things you can do in Twitterland! ::wink:: #3rdChat
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:07 PM EST
    Hi, Lesa! #3rdchat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Hello, Donna! #3rdchat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Hi John. Glad to see you this evening. How is that adorable baby? #3rdchat
    In reply to @hartel30
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:08 PM EST
    Hello, Meredith! #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Hello friend! How are you doing? #3rdchat
    In reply to @Ron_Martiello
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:09 PM EST
    A1 I but the books they want to read. I like to ask them what they want to add to our collection. Every year some go missing but I am glad they find homes with students who love them. #3rdchat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:09 PM EST
    A1 I have my ‘set list’ for the year. I notice the engagement of each book to select similar book.... or linger a little longer with the ones that are being cherished by my kiddos. #3rdChat
  • hartel30 Dec 19 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Getting big fast. Rolling over and will soon be crawling. Glad to jump in for a moment #3rdchat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:10 PM EST
    This is really hard to manage... when I think I had it figured out this year, I heard a S say, "I'm going to keep this. I really like it." oh well... guess that means they need it more than me #3rdChat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:10 PM EST
    They grow up so fast. Sleeping through the night? #3rdchat
    In reply to @hartel30
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:11 PM EST
    I'm great! Glad to be here on #3rdchat. I hope you are doing well.
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:11 PM EST
    A1. Student Interest Inventories, like this one shared by John DePasquale @johndepasquale_ can be extremely helpful https://t.co/wgpD9Gb3QH #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:11 PM EST
    Thanks for sharing this. I will check it out for sure. #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216, @johndepasquale_
  • SarahJHuber Dec 19 @ 9:11 PM EST
    A1: Any time I get the opportunity to look for and purchase books, I always go with what my students like and at an appropriate reading level for them. It makes them want to be the first one to pick up the book and read it when they're interested! #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:13 PM EST
    A1. @edutopia kicks it up a notch with ideas for electronic surveys to help understand student interests. https://t.co/ArVyiu0eKO #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:14 PM EST
    I am trying help some of mine transition into chapter books during independent reading so I started doing "first chapter Fridays" where I just read the the first chapter of a book. Always fun! #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:14 PM EST
    A1. Of course, Morning Meetings are an amazing place to learn more about students' interests as their voices clearly share what they're thinking. #3rdChat
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Conference with students and give them as much choice as possible. Interest in current events and happenings can help to guide a student's interest in a book as well. #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Thanks for your compliment. It warms my heart to know what I share makes a difference. #3rdChat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth, @johndepasquale_
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Lots of great ideas. Thank you! #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:15 PM EST
    With thousands of books published each year, it’s impossible to read all of the newly released books. Q2: What are ways that you find new and interesting books and how do you narrow down the choices? #3rdchat
  • hartel30 Dec 19 @ 9:15 PM EST
    A 4th grade T in my building does this. Great idea #3rdchat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:15 PM EST
    I love doing this! The kids get mad at me because I don't read more.. and I just laugh and say, "hooked you!" #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:15 PM EST
    I love this idea. What chapter books do you use to make that ‘big jump?’ #3rdchat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A2: A few years ago, @DonnaWeth encouraged me to join the #classroombookaday community. I get lots of book suggestions from them. My local city childrens librarian is very helpful in suggesting new book as well. #3rdchat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A2: Follow Goodreads groups, twitter, talk to colleagues, shop around and read the summaries at bookstores. Mostly about the conversation with others. Sometimes I just go to the new release section at the library, pick up a book and give it a try. #3rdChat
  • hartel30 Dec 19 @ 9:16 PM EST
    A2. Watch what my school librarian and other librians and reading coaches in and out of district are Tweeting about #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:18 PM EST
    I started with the popular series: I Survived, Magic Tree House, Bad Kitty, and then moved to more "meatier" books. This Friday reading Stone Fox and then giving a copy of the book to each kid. #3rdchat
    In reply to @MrsJKowbel
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A2. During our last #BookCampPD chat we discussed this very question! If you would like to review the @Wakelet of the chat where amazing #PLN members shared their thoughts, you might want to click the link to review later. https://t.co/H1wN8JmJ0g #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:18 PM EST
    A2 I often get recommendations from coworkers. I also watch for favourite authors’ new books. Sometimes a book is simply ‘new to me.’ #3rdChat
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:18 PM EST
    My date nights with my husband often end in the children's book section of Barnes and Nobel! #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:19 PM EST
    A2. Great list for 2018 here --> Young Author's Choice 2018 from @ILA https://t.co/M6wYiclC0r #3rdChat
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:21 PM EST
    A2 I talk to other teachers. My twitter friends and our librarians always have great suggestions too! #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:21 PM EST
    Everyone juggles as much as they can at this time of year. I just love it when amazing educators stop by when their schedules allow. :-) #3rdChat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth, @wakelet
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:21 PM EST
    #3rdchat another list of great book selections
  • SarahJHuber Dec 19 @ 9:22 PM EST
    A2: Talking to others is so helpful! Our @BNBuzz rep where we live is super helpful with this. We've partnered with them at Edcapms and they have some great insight into good books for various purposes. #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:23 PM EST
    Tell me more about how you have partnered with them. #3rdchat
    In reply to @SarahJHuber, @BNBuzz
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:24 PM EST
    For sure. I see 3rd grade as a pivotal year in hooking them. #3rdchat
    In reply to @MrsJKowbel
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:25 PM EST
    Give a shout out to those who keep you informed! Take a minute follow someone new. Q3: Time to share! Tag people in your PLN that help you learn about those buzzed about books. #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:26 PM EST
    A2 #3rdchat : Mighty girls book lists have books that are thought provoking and engaging for all children. https://t.co/eoixW0kkpK
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:26 PM EST
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:27 PM EST
    Oops! Forgot to include the tag #3rdchat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:27 PM EST
    AMULET is a great series! One graphic novel series that has some great vocabulary and follows a strong plot #3rdChat
    In reply to @MrsJKowbel
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:28 PM EST
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:28 PM EST
    @RamageLynda always had kids buzzing in her class about great books. I followed her lead to provide great books for our students. @swolfpack214 also had great recommendations. #3rdchat
    • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:25 PM EST
      Give a shout out to those who keep you informed! Take a minute follow someone new. Q3: Time to share! Tag people in your PLN that help you learn about those buzzed about books. #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A3 @TammyONeil1719 and @schock_shawna are both up to date with the latest and greatest books!!! #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:29 PM EST
    A3. Ohhhhh I adore this question! I created a graphic with directions on how to easily 'follow' those in a chat. I hope it helps as there are so many AMAZING educators sharing their passion on Twitter! #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:29 PM EST
    Added to my to read list!!! #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:31 PM EST
    #3rdChat
    • ReadingKidsRead Dec 19 @ 9:31 PM EST
      I second that! I get a lot of great recs from Instagram friends,too, who aren’t on Twitter.
      In reply to @nimesys, @literacybigkids, @MrSchuReads, @donalynbooks, @colbysharp, @MsAPlusTeacher
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A3. Quickly found out I was already following everyone in tonight's #3rdChat :-)
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:32 PM EST
    As readers, we talk and share about books we are reading all the time. It’s important to involve student voice in book recommendations and discussion. Q4: How do you get your students to be the ones creating the book buzz around your room? #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:32 PM EST
    I had no idea they offered this. I wonder if they have this service in Austin. I will need to check. #3rdchat. Thanks for sharing!
    In reply to @SarahJHuber, @BNBuzz
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:32 PM EST
    A4: I often hand a text to a student who is a leader in the room… soon they all want to read that book/series! #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:33 PM EST
    This actually sounds like my dream retirement job. #3rdchat
    In reply to @SarahJHuber, @BNBuzz
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:34 PM EST
    A4: Give choice in how to share about their books: @Seesaw, book talks, morning or afternoon share times, reading journals, just share with me and then I share to the class #3rdChat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:35 PM EST
    A4. I adore this idea of starting a bulletin board for #ClassroomBookADay - sure would get a 'buzz' if it was placed in a hallway (like near the lunchroom where students often stand waiting). #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:35 PM EST
    a4 We book shop in our class library together 2X a week to stock up mini libraries. I regularly ask kiddos 2 make a mini pile of books in our school library 4 me 2 check out 4 the class. We also put sticky notes on books to recommend. All these lead to great book chats. #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:36 PM EST
    We have book talks at our Friday Morning meeting. Kids bring the books they are currently reading. We do several Stand up, Hands Up, Pair Up to share what we are reading. #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A4. Teachers and students could also share one of these with the book cover displayed. #3rdChat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:37 PM EST
    Great idea! #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:37 PM EST
    A1: I have students write books or series they are interested in on post it notes. I use budget $ to buy new books and do book raffles throughout the year #3rdchat
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A4: Book Blogs on Google Sites, @flipgrid reports, promotions using shared Google Slides. #3rdchat
    • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:32 PM EST
      As readers, we talk and share about books we are reading all the time. It’s important to involve student voice in book recommendations and discussion. Q4: How do you get your students to be the ones creating the book buzz around your room? #3rdchat
  • SarahJHuber Dec 19 @ 9:38 PM EST
    A4: Last year I had my students share the books they were reading using @Flipgrid. They loved to tell others about their books and many took turns with certain books after watching the videos. #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:38 PM EST
    I bet they love doing this! Sticky notes can be the gateway to so many fabulous ideas. #3rdChat
    In reply to @MrsJKowbel
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Ashley from Fort Worth and so late 😬 we are currently reading The Wild Robot and loving it! Short chapters make for great read aloud #3rdchat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Shared slides would be a great way to kids to share about books they've finished at home while it's still fresh! #3rdChat
    In reply to @Ron_Martiello, @Flipgrid
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:39 PM EST
    A1: I have students write books or series they are interested in on post it notes. I use budget $ to buy new books and do book raffles throughout the year #3rdchat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:40 PM EST
    The American Library Association Youth Media awards are coming up on January 28th. Let’s talk about some great books we’ve seen this year! Q5: What are some books you think are contenders for the Caldecott Award this year? #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:40 PM EST
    Clever idea! #3rdchat
    In reply to @Conine3rd
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:40 PM EST
    A2: I rely a lot on my Twitter friends to help me come up with new books to bring into my classroom. If my fellow #3rdchat friends are reading them, I usually jump on amazon and order a copy too :)
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:41 PM EST
    A5: Haven’t found many myself yet… but here are some sites @mrschureads recommends https://t.co/U2E7onz8qb and https://t.co/HRa3sL80GM #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:41 PM EST
    I lovvvvvvve sticky notes. My class library is easy to shop through when there’s notes on the books. I also use them @ the end of the day for a “what stuck with you” mini review. I have a wall for those ones to be displayed. Sticky notes are my favourite supply item. ❤️#3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:42 PM EST
    Hello, Ashley. Welcome! #3rdchat
    In reply to @Conine3rd
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:42 PM EST
    @colbysharp recommends some great ones too! https://t.co/L6CP0FtXrZ #3rdChat
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:42 PM EST
    A3: @_kirstenmurphy has given me a lot of ideas! 🤗. #3rdchat
  • hartel30 Dec 19 @ 9:43 PM EST
    Bedtime here so have to bow out. Happy to be part of #3rdchat. Even for a bit. Enjoy the Break all
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A4 We talk about books all the time. I encourage the kids to tell each other about books they are reading. We keep lists of books to read next and I have a shelf in the class just for recommended books #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A5: I don't know if this book is even eligible for this award, but we read the book Invisible Boy the other day. My kids were fascinated by the illustrations. #3rdchat
  • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:44 PM EST
    A4: we will do book recommendations. Sometimes when we get back from library specials I’ll just ask if anyone found something worth sharing #3rdchat
  • leoconnell7 Dec 19 @ 9:44 PM EST
    Laura from Illinois also joining late due to kids wanting stories before bed. #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Yes! She is a great resource. #3rdchat
    In reply to @Conine3rd, @_kirstenmurphy
  • ReadingKidsRead Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Ah! I love THE NIGHT DIARY and THE TRUTH ACCORDING TO MASON BUTTLE 😊❤️📚#3rdChat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    WOW! That >is< an amazing illustration. It would certainly encourage me to grab the book. #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Not this year... published in 2013. However, it is a GREAT book that really teaches understanding. #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    What a great problem to have. Glad you are here. #3rdchat
    In reply to @leoconnell7
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Hopefully, we will see you in January. Have a great Holiday, John! #3rdchat
    In reply to @hartel30
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:46 PM EST
    Your profile shares that you're a mom of twins and you still juggle your schedule to jump into a Twitter chat to learn with others. You're amazing!! #3rdChat
    • leoconnell7 Dec 19 @ 9:44 PM EST
      Laura from Illinois also joining late due to kids wanting stories before bed. #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:46 PM EST
    I do too! When transitioned from "invisible" to color, my kids gasped. I got goosebumps. #3rdchat
    In reply to @DonnaWeth
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:47 PM EST
    Let’s not forget the novels! Q6: What are some books you think are contenders for the Newbery Award this year? #3rdChat
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:47 PM EST
    The request for stories fits tonight’s theme!! #3rdchat
    In reply to @leoconnell7
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:47 PM EST
    Welcome, Laura! #3rdchat
    In reply to @leoconnell7
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:47 PM EST
    Wow! I had no idea it was "that old." It was new to me this year. #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:47 PM EST
    May I ask where you found this book to share with your students? #3rdChat
    In reply to @lesahaney
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:48 PM EST
    It popped up several time on #classroombookaday so I knew it had to be good. #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A6: The Night Diary, The Truth As Told by Mason Buttle #3rdChat
  • ReadingKidsRead Dec 19 @ 9:48 PM EST
    A5: THE HOUSE THAT ONCE WAS is great. BLUE is so much more than I expected. THE DAY YOU BEGIN is wonderful but the one I can’t stop thinking about is DRAWN TOGETHER. #3rdChat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:49 PM EST
    Our awesome librarian @ReadingKidsRead put this together for our Mock Newbery group to narrow down choices #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:49 PM EST
    I just Googled Blue because I have been hearing so much about it. #3rdchat
    In reply to @ReadingKidsRead
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:50 PM EST
    A6. I found this list of Newbery/Caldecott 2019 https://t.co/xnCPOUxmt8 They look SO interesting! #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:50 PM EST
    Drawn Together is the one with the boy and his grandfather, right? #3rdchat
    In reply to @ReadingKidsRead
  • Ron_Martiello Dec 19 @ 9:50 PM EST
    What a great idea!!! #3rdchat
    In reply to @nimesys, @ReadingKidsRead
  • PledgeCents Dec 19 @ 9:51 PM EST
    That’s such a great reason to be late 💕 #3rdchat
    In reply to @leoconnell7
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:51 PM EST
    @ReadingKidsRead The Prince and the Dressmaker is on this list! Maybe a Caldecott even though it's YA? #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:51 PM EST
    We read that one earlier in the month. It was a lovely book. #3rdchat
    In reply to @ReadingKidsRead
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:53 PM EST
    #3rdchat 2019 Caldecott and Newbery predictions
  • PledgeCents Dec 19 @ 9:53 PM EST
    Yessss 🙌 that is truly amazing! #3rdchat
    In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:54 PM EST
    Thanks for a wonderful 2018 #3rdchat peeps. We are taking the next two weeks off. Our next chat is January 9th. @katiemartinedu will join us to discuss Learner Centered Innovation.
  • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:54 PM EST
    Thanks everyone for adding to my reading list. Lovely to chat with you all!! #3rdChat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:55 PM EST
    Before you go, share a few books that your kiddos are loving this year so your PLN can build their TBR (to be read) list! Q7: What are some loved books/series in your class this year? #3rdChat
  • PledgeCents Dec 19 @ 9:55 PM EST
    Love the idea of “what stuck with you”!!!! #3rdchat
    • MrsJKowbel Dec 19 @ 9:41 PM EST
      I lovvvvvvve sticky notes. My class library is easy to shop through when there’s notes on the books. I also use them @ the end of the day for a “what stuck with you” mini review. I have a wall for those ones to be displayed. Sticky notes are my favourite supply item. ❤️#3rdchat
      In reply to @mjjohnson1216
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Thank you, Lesa @lesahaney for moderating the chat this evening! It was terrific sharing ideas about books with everyone. #3rdChat
  • PledgeCents Dec 19 @ 9:56 PM EST
    Love love love this!!! 🎉🎉 #3rdchat
    • Conine3rd Dec 19 @ 9:39 PM EST
      A1: I have students write books or series they are interested in on post it notes. I use budget $ to buy new books and do book raffles throughout the year #3rdchat
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 9:57 PM EST
    A7: Amulet, I, Survived, Who Would Win?, Wings of Fire, Owl Diaries, Dragon Masters, any and all Kate DiCamillo #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Never miss another #3rdchat. Sign up to get a text reminder 30 minutes before each chat. Text @92gd2h to the number 81010 or join online at https://t.co/98EDoJw9ZG
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    My kids are all about the new Babysitter Club graphic novels, Bad Kitty, I Survived, Owl Diaries, and Who Would Win. #3rdchat
  • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    I hope everyone in #3rdChat will take two minutes and cast your vote for the upcoming professional learning books that will be #BookCampPD 's Winter/Spring focus. https://t.co/S9Ahi4qfgc Please?????
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    A7 Chicken Squad, The Buddy Files, I Survived, Owl Diaries, Sarah Plain and Tall, Stink, Judy Moody #3rdchat
  • PledgeCents Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Great graphic for how to easily connect with educators you meet in edchats!!!! #edchat #teaching #teacherlife #3rdchat #whatisschool
    • mjjohnson1216 Dec 19 @ 9:29 PM EST
      A3. Ohhhhh I adore this question! I created a graphic with directions on how to easily 'follow' those in a chat. I hope it helps as there are so many AMAZING educators sharing their passion on Twitter! #3rdChat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Thanks for the great chat and book suggestions #3rdchat
  • lesahaney Dec 19 @ 9:59 PM EST
    Thank you for moderating @nimesys #3rdchat
  • DonnaWeth Dec 19 @ 9:59 PM EST
    #3rdchat This is such a great chat. Cast your vote and join the chat to discuss great professional books.
  • nimesys Dec 19 @ 10:00 PM EST
    Thanks for chatting tonight #3rdChat! As always, I learned a lot! Enjoy the holidays!