What the f—- is going on with Litsy? Seems that I can only post through the website and not through the app. Why can‘t the developers just put out a statement on one of their social media accounts and just say that the app isn‘t working properly?!?! #firstworldproblems
#WishesAndBlessings Day 23: #Believe in yourself says Grandmother. Overdrive find. Review is forthcoming.
pickCute tale about a child that gets discouraged while trying to draw an octopus. I would like to use this book in my library to talk about writing and drawing and how we focus on what could be or our mistakes instead of what we have accomplished. How we could move across the page from our mistakes and focus on our potential.
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Not everyone is good at everything. Some people can not catch popcorn, and some can not do cartwheels (that‘s me), and some can not draw octopuses. But art is in the eye of the beholder. And after Arlo makes a friend, he learns to trust and believe in himself. I love how all skin colors are represented in this book. It was a fun read and the illustrator did a great job getting the point across.
pickRavi‘s having a bad day. And eventually let‘s out a ROAR.
We‘ve all been there, Ravi.😡🐯. A cute story about anger, temper tantrums and learning to deal with your emotions.
#BBRC bonus #A2Z
...and that‘s almost it! I‘m just waiting for my O book to come in...
pickWritten and Illustrated by Ashley Spires
#UCFLAE3414SU2020
This book is a RF picture book about a young girl and her dog who set out to create the most magnificent thing but the result is not what she had in mind. I believe that this book would best be used in the classroom as an IR.
UDL: Build fluency with graduated levels of support for practice and performance (5.3)
pickSometimes hugs say more than words… “The Rabbit Listened” by Cori Doerrfeld is such a great MF book that teaches students about empathy in a moving story. I used this NY Times Best Seller for my S and I‘m excited to use it in my future classroom! It‘s about a boy named Taylor who doesn‘t know who to turn to when something terrible happens. However, someone appears, and it‘s all that Taylor needs… can you guess who it might be? #ucflae3414su20
pickThis adorable story follows an ordinary girl and her sidekick through many trial and error attempts at making something extraordinary. The girl tries many times but just can‘t seem to get it right. She then discoverers that each time she failed, she was a little bit closer to achieving success! This is a great book to teach students about mistakes and failure. #UCFLAE3414SP20
pickThe Most Magnificent Thing is an SF written by Ashley Spires. It's a cute story about a girl who has this idea to make the most magnificent thing with her dog (and sidekick) but she faces a lot of difficulties getting it just right. She gets frustrated halfway through and gives up, but then gives it another shot. Rachel loved this book, specifically for the dog and the illustrations of him. #UCFLAE3414SP20
