I know this is not the right book, but as close as I could find.
#wintergames2020 #readnosedreindeer @Staycurious
#cranberryred
I love the classic red Christmas truck.
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I know this is not the right book, but as close as I could find.
#wintergames2020 #readnosedreindeer @Staycurious
#cranberryred
I love the classic red Christmas truck.
#Back2School @Cinfhen
Jumping on the #schoolbus even though I didn‘t #bunnyread sorry! I thought I‘d just sum up first year in high school (left) and the last year (right) I went from Aha and Amy Grant and bad hair and obsessing over Seventeen and Madamoiselle magazines to REM and Billy Bragg and a little more political awareness - plus lovely friends (that‘s a Bambina we hand painted at the bottom) Nice memories to recollect right now!
#20Series20Days Day 12: Junie B Jones
Junie B Jones was my son's favorite series when he was in elementary school. He loved how she said the quiet things out loud and did the things he knew he shouldn't do himself but wondered what would happen if he might. Well, that's why I loved her anyway. In any case reading these together with him gave me memories no author can write, for which the series will always be a favorite.
@Andrew65
Someone has figured out that I'll let him stay up past his bedtime if it's because he wants me to read to him...
#raisingreaders
pickReading this RF novel gave me so much nostalgia because I used to read the series! It‘s about a Junie B. Jones, a kindergartner who doesn‘t want to ride the school bus the first day! This book should be used for IR. One UDL and EL strategy is 3.1, activate or supply background knowledge, and 16, integrate speaking, listening, reading, and writing activities. The link for extension activities is here: www.juniebjones.com/activities #UCFLAE3414SP20
pickHello I‘m Freddie and I am reading Junie B Jones “and the stupid smelly Bus” My favorite color is purple and excited to be in the book club
“Frowning is when your eyebrows look grumpy.“
I would use this book in my future classroom because children would engage with the sassy character that is their own age, and going through struggles that they may relate to also.
