Read These Books and Use Them!
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| Blog Name: | Read These Books and Use Them! |
| Url: | http://margodill.com/blog/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Children's books, reading skills, teachers |
| Description: | This blog is for anyone who loves children's books and wants to use them in the classroom or at home. It is perfect for people who homeschool their children! About three to four times a week, I give a short summary of a book, rate the book, and provide three activities to go with the book. These activities may range from science to comprehension to social studies. |
| Popularity: | 15 Followers |
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Maniac Monday: Teaching about Holidays
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photo by GraceFamily www.flickr.comAt this time of the year, many teachers and parents are getting ready for teaching about holidays. The three most common holidays to teach and do holiday activi...more |
Un-Forgettable Friday: Looking Like Me by Walter Dean Myers; Illustrated by Christopher Myers
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photo by Vadim Lavrusik www.flickr.com*Picture book for preschoolers through third graders, contemporary*Young boy as main character*Rating: Looking Like Me is a rhythmic self-esteem-builder journ...more |
Timeless Thursdays: Thanksgiving Books, An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving by Louisa May Alcott
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photo by catnipstudio www.flickr.comWhat a beautiful picture book and one of the most delightful Thanksgiving books I’ve seen– An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving–text by Louisa May Al...more |
Wacky Wednesday: Why Teach Acrostic Poems? And How?
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Around the holidays, you may have a writing activity such as this for your students or children: write the word, Thanksgiving, vertically on the left-hand side of your paper. Then write an acrosti...more |
Tuesday Tales: Doo-Wop Pop (Written by: Roni Schotter; Illustrated by Bryan Collier)
| *Picture book for preschoolers through third graders, contemporary fiction*Elementary-school-aged boy as main character*You will want to be-bop with Doo-Wop Pop over and over again!Short, short sum...more |
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