We are so glad to have you tonight as we discuss your favorite back to school books! To get us started tonight answer this ? - if you could write any type of book, what kind would you choose? #3rdchat
Hey #3rdchat! So glad to be here with you tonight and moderating tonights chat! If I could write ANY type of book.. I think I would write a dystopian novel.. .think Hunger Games, mixed with Divergent, mixed in with the Scythe series... those are my Jam!
I am sad to be missing #3rdchat this week, but I am enjoying being unplugged and spending quality time with my hubby.
I wanted to share this collection of read aloud titles I collected last year. I will catch up on this thread when I get back. https://t.co/6iiVXSFSAd
A1: I love to read "Miss Nelson is Missing" and make wanted posters. I also love to read "First Day Jitters". I have then had the students respond writing or drawing a picture of their first day jitters. #3rdchat
Jeanne from Wisconsin! If I could write a book I'd have a hard time choosing between a graphic novel with a female heroine and a memoir of my life as a teacher!😆#3rdchat
We are so glad to have you tonight as we discuss your favorite back to school books! To get us started tonight answer this ? - if you could write any type of book, what kind would you choose? #3rdchat
A1: I am looping so I have to think about that. I do love First Day Jitters....but have to do different year two. I am probably doing some Growth Mindset focused books. #3rdchat
The students also enjoy The _______ From the Black Lagoon Series. I read those in the first week and they write about ______ from the Black Lagoon! I still LOVE the ending of First Day Jitters as much as the students. #3rdchat
A2: Our first ELA Unit is all about friendship, so we read "Rugby and Rosie" and "The Legend of Damon and Pythias". I can't wait to hear some more ideas from all of you! #3rdchat
A2: I LOVE books about friendships! My newest favorite book (that I just got this summer) and I am SO excited to share with my kiddos is the book called We Don't Eat our Classmates #3rdchat
A2: I LOVE books about friendships! My newest favorite book (that I just got this summer) and I am SO excited to share with my kiddos is the book called We Don't Eat our Classmates #3rdchat
unfortunately, I've been out quite a bit due to various roles I have ... but I like to read "Miss Nelson is Missing" right before one of the first days I will be gone #3rdChat
A2: For friendship books, I read Chester’s Way by Kevin Henkes and Rosie & Michael by Judith Viorst. I love the characters that n these books!! ❤️❤️❤️ #3rdchat
A2: Enemy Pie was introduced by our principal @monica_m_munoz as she read aloud inside EACH classroom at our school. The students laughed before realizing how important friendship is. #3rdchat#EISDReads
A2: The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate is one of my favorites. Ivan transforms from being a complacent acquaintance to committed friend. WARNING: Bring your Kleenex. #3rdchat
Q3: We hope for our Ss to develop and display a growth mindset to help them achieve success in the classroom. What are your favorite books that show a growth mindset. #3rdchat
A3: I just ordered "The Dot". I'm looking forward to reading that one with my students. I also love My Fantastic Elastic Brain, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes, and Conscious Discipline books about Shubert. #3rdchat
A3: This year I am going to REALLY focus on growth mindset in our morning meetings.. my two favorite books to share with my Ss are The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes and The Most Magnificent thing.. I can't wait to see what you use! #3rdchat
A3: I am just beginning to introduce the concept of growth mindset, however, I do implement the 7 Habits of Happy Kids and use the collection of books that accompany this concept. #3rdchathttps://t.co/tAXkZL1NY1
Same here- I have just participated in The Morning Meeting book talk at my school. Can't wait to get these meetings going. and Salt In His Shoes- a big yes!!! #3rdchat
A2 Some friendship favorites are Yo Yes, Wilfred Gordon McDonald Partridge, The Giving Tree, Big Al, Chrysanthemum, The Invisible Boy and of course love, love Charlotte's Web #3rdchat
Q4: Focusing on the whole child is an important part of our day to day job. What are you favorite books that help with Social Emotional Learning? #3rdchat
A4: Again, the Shubert books from Becky Bailey are a good place to start. Don't Think about Purple Elephants is fun, too. Oh I have too many to list! #3rdchat
A4: My state is moving towards focusing on SEL more in our classrooms- so I am excited to see what you all use. Right now one of my go-to's is My Mouth Is A Volcano... #3rdchat
A4: Story of My Feelings by Laurie Berkner is the best! Every year there are students who have a few tears because it's so touching. One of my favorites!!! #3rdchathttps://t.co/1gunIhpq7g via @amazon
A1 I love starting off with Nerdy Birdy! I plan to use it again this year and then use @flipgrid to explain just what makes each of us a nerdy birdy. It is also a great friendship book! Let me know if you want to join my grid! #3rdchat
A4: I love anything and everything from Julia Cook! She was a former counselor and writes the best books about every topic! Go to https://t.co/89ugpmiHbn to see the enormous list of titles! #3rdchat
A1 I love starting off with Nerdy Birdy! I plan to use it again this year and then use @flipgrid to explain just what makes each of us a nerdy birdy. It is also a great friendship book! Let me know if you want to join my grid! #3rdchat
A5: When I am teaching math.. i LOVE using the Greg Tang books that he has, and the kids get so into them as well. For Science I love the What If series.. and it's great to use those books to integrate writing as well! #3rdchat
A4 Some of my favorites that focus on sel are The Invisible Boy, Wonder, Out of my Mind, The Hundred Dresses, Jabari Jumps, Enemy Pie, The Crayon Box That Talked, Molly Lou Melon, so so many! #3rdchat
A4: I started our first morning meeting with norms. I showed them pictures of my third grade team in PLC to model what a meeting looks like. Every morning, we LISTEN to each other. Sometimes with topics, sometimes just to LISTEN ❤️ #3rdchat#LPEPawsUp
Sorry I'm late. Love picture books! Some fav's: Miss Alaineus_A Vocabulary Disaster, School's First Day of School_ perspective
Hooray for Wodney Wat_bullying, friendship, speech issues (r's)
Cook a Doodle Doo_cooperation, homophones, spinoff- Little Red Hen #3rdchat
A6: I feel like ELA is the EASIEST subject to integrate books into-- so for Social Studies/History I like the book Me on the Map for teaching map skills. #3rdchat
A5: @seymoursimon is an important part of our Reading/Science connection. We (teachers and students) love his beautiful pictures and well organized writing structure. He has tons of different ones! #3rdchat
A6 I discovered Her Right Foot for Social Studies this year. Loved it - it was actually our March Book Madness winner! The Many LIves of Benjamin Franklin, Anna and Soloman - for immigration, Dandelions #3rdchat
A7: My boys especially have fallen in love the The Bad Guys graphic novel series. They are always giggling and sneaking times to read these books! #3rdchat
My Ss last year loved the "Who Would Win"series.
Earth Day,plants, pollination, "Give Bees a Chance". Also used the "I Survived" books in Science to intro topics.
Math_Sir Cumference series by Neuschwander. #3rdchat
We are building a line up of chats for the coming school year and want your input on topics. We also want to invite you to serve as a guest moderator and share your knowledge with your #3rdchat peeps. Check out the form below. https://t.co/b1BetLnrpK
A8: I LOVE starting our first read aloud of the year with the spunky character Clementine. I love hearing my Ss giggles as she does silly thing after silly thing and makes bad decision after bad decision. It provides for great conversation! #3rdchat
A8: I use the Magic Tree House series for our book club - around 2nd trimester I begin doing this bc most students are transitioning into chapter books and it's a little scary.
I also use the companion fact tracker and do mini lessons. #3rdChat
A8: This past year we loved Pax, The Wild Robot, The Wild Robot Escapes, 100 Dresses, One and Only Ivan and Shiloh. Goal is to add books that showcase diversity this year like Refugee and A Boy Called Bat #3rdchat
A8: I start with How To Be Cool in Third Grade by Betsy Duffey. It has a great message! My all-time fav is The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ #3rdchat
A8: I am starting with a different chapter book this yr, a classic. The Secret Garden. I have a long list of chapter books I love: Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, Doll People Books, Pax, The Wild robot and sequel, Shiloh trilogy, Ida B, and I could go on...#3rdchat
