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The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs | Jon Scieszka

The New York Times Best Seller, The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs, quickly became a modern classic that put a new perspective on one of the most famous “tails” in TL. What about the wolf‘s side of the story? The wolf describes what he feels really happened the day the pigs treated him so poorly. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://www.cpalms.org/Public/PreviewResourceLesson/Preview/60680
Students can begin to understand everyone's moral perspective as they navigate through this close read. The lesson plan includes ESOL strategy 45. Use Venn diagrams to contrast and compare activities to compare and contrast characters. UDL principle Offer ways of customizing the display of information (1.1) The plan includes more than one RA so students can compare and contrast.
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YvetteE Students will compare and contrast the original story versus the wolf's new story. 4y

DrSpalding This does make for an excellent real loud however we saw it as an excellent storytelling as well. Using graphic organizers assists students‘ comprehension. (edited) 4y

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Sarah, Plain and Tall | Patricia MacLachlan

Sarah responds to a widower‘s ad for a wife, describing herself as “plain and tall.” Jacob‘s children desire for Sarah to stay and be their mother, but Sarah misses her life back home. Watch new readers get lost in Patricia MacLachlan‘s classic HF novel, which earned her a Newbery Medal. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://www.cpalms.org/Public/PreviewResourceLesson/Preview/60927
Some chapters are discussed after a close read and students are assessed after IR. Accommodations include ESOL strategy 20. List the most important words and phrases you use or plan to use in a
presentation on a transparency or on the chalkboard and UDL principle Maximize transfer and generalization (3.4)
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DrSpalding This is a short, classic piece of historical fiction. For many years fourth graders read this to learn about this time period In our history. Excellent use of the FLDOE website for teachers. 4y

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid # 2 - Rodrick Rules | Jeff Kinney

Jeff Kinney‘s New York Times Best Selling Series, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, is a great series to recruit new chapter book readers. Roderick Rules is the second book in the series and is filled with more wimpy adventures. PR students will love this humorous book and be happy to know some of these stories really happened to the author! #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://www.wimpykidclub.co.uk/wp-content/themes/wimpy-default/_inc/pdf/WK_LESSO...
Let‘s go straight to the source for this lesson plan! The site states the benefit of student familiarity with the content then includes assignments that adhere to ESOL strategy 44.Focus on thinking skills; predict, categorize, classify, observe and report (oral-written-pictorial), sequence, summarize stories, KWL activities, SQ3R, learning logs, etc. 4y

YvetteE The book is considered an engagement tool and includes the UDL principle Support planning and strategy development (6.2). 4y

DrSpalding Much better UDL and English learner post here! I know you and your family are passionate about this series. Share that passion with your future students. 4y

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The Whipping Boy | Sid Fleischman

This classic Newberry medal winner, The Whipping Boy by Sid Fleischman, describes the adventures of Prince Brat and his whipping boy, Jemmy. This HF includes characters and events that will keep students wanting to know what happens next! The dialogue reflects the medieval era, implemented in chapter 5's RA. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://learnzillion.com/resources/78761-whipping-boy/
This detailed lesson plan contains 39 days of material about the historical era, vocabulary, and much more! Students will be encouraged to use ESOL strategy, 23. Structure advance organizers consisting of new terminology that learners will encounter in the new lesson vocabulary to be reviewed and UDL principle, Activate or supply background knowledge (3.1) to enhance student comprehension.
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DrSpalding You read high-quality books! There are so many award winners here that I hope you will include in your classroom library. This one works nicely with social studies instruction. 4y

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Al Capone Does My Homework | Gennifer Choldenko

From the New York Times Best Selling series, Al Capone Does my Homework ends the trilogy with continuous mystery and action! Moose is the proud son of the Alcatraz warden, but soon the family will face threatening challenges. Moose begins to learn he can only control his own actions, even though he feels responsible for everyone he knows. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://www.teachingbooks.net/tb.cgi?tid=35920
This site includes information that can be used for an AS. Teachers could use UDL principle to optimize relevance, value, and authenticity (7.2) as the students begin to learn about the author. ESOL strategy 4. Link lesson topic to students‘ prior knowledge could also be used to complete the series evaluation. 4y

DrSpalding I‘m not sure students would have prior knowledge of this without having been exposed to a social studies unit however I like the idea of an author study. 4y

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The Crossover | Kwame Alexander

The Crossover, by Kwame Alexander, is a RF novel about a teenage boy and his adventures as a high school basketball icon. Josh is following in his famous father‘s footsteps as he dominates the sport of basketball. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE The book includes Josh‘s journal-like entries, featuring poems and other narratives. Just as Josh begins to feel secure with basketball, his father has multiple heart attacks which eventually take his life. Read The Crossover and find out why the book earned both a Newbery Medal and Coretta Scott King Awards Honor. 4y

YvetteE https://www.teachervision.com/novels/crossover-educators-guidehickleberrypunchfi...
The lesson plan includes ESOL strategy 2. Promote cooperation (small groups) and 10. Teach think, pair and share strategies in cooperative groups. Students will work together in groups to draw the characters from the story given the provided details. SR activities include “text message poems,“ that the students will write then share. (edited) 4y

YvetteE Sustaining efforts and persistence is practiced with UDL principle, Foster collaboration and community (8.3) by watching YouTube videos about basketball and comparing the “crossover” metaphor in the book. 4y

DrSpalding I agree with shared reading for this title! What a cool resource to include text message poems that students create and share with one another. That works nicely with your selected English learner strategies. Missing codes. 4y

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A Visit to William Blake's Inn: Poems for Innocent and Experienced Travelers | Nancy Willard

A Visit to William Blake‘s Inn, written by Nancy Willard, is a PF compilation of simple poems written by a real historical figure, William Blake. Nancy takes these poems and adds them to a little girl‘s world because she is bedridden with the measles. These poems are great for students who benefit from rhyming and repetition. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE http://www.bookrags.com/lessonplan/a-visit-to-william-blakes/hickleberrypunchfis...
The provided lesson plan includes multiple IR activities.
ESOL strategies include: Integrate speaking, listening, reading and writing activities.
Highlighting patterns will assist with comprehension. (edited) 5y

DrSpalding This sounds like a book that could be integrated into social studies instruction as well. I am not sure what PF stands for but independent reading and of course individual or choral poetry readings could work. 4y

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Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library | Chris Grabenstein

Chris Grabenstein‘s, Mr. Limoncello‘s Library is a MF book that will take students into a world of science and technology. The characters in the book must use knowledge to escape Mr. Limoncello‘s brand new, hi-tech library. Knowledge is power! #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE This middle school lesson plan involves multiple writing activities, as well as TPR interaction and vocabulary clarification http://www.bookrags.com/lessonplan/escape-from-mr-lemoncellos-library/hickleberr... This lesson plan includes brief LC discussion opportunities after each chapter. (edited) 5y

LinesUponAPage I thought the Lemoncello series was a fun introduction to kids about the Dewey Decimal system and technology building while sharing a love of reading. (edited) 5y

kgarzon This sounds like an engaging and fun book to read! Also, I believe this was a Sunshine State book a few years ago, which makes it even more compelling to use in a classroom :) 4y

DrSpalding I‘m adding this book to my stock. I will read this over the break. This looks like a wonderful option for a literature circle. Helpful resource and Katelynn is correct, it was a Sunshine State book a few years ago. 4y

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The Fourteenth Goldfish | Jennifer L. Holm

The Fourteenth Goldfish is a SF book that is fun for all ages! What happens when an elder scientist who is your grandfather comes to your door as a teenage boy? This book is interesting and educational, as it mentions historical scientific contributions. #ucflae3414fl19

YvetteE https://www.novelstudies.org/downloads/The_Fourteenth_Goldfish_Novel_Study_Previ... 5th grade IR
This detailed lesson plan contains several strategies and principles that will help students engage and understand key vocabulary and concepts. To help with perception, teachers will offer ways of customizing the display of information and offer alternatives for auditory and visual information. Use direct instruction: Modeling, explain (edited) 5y

DrSpalding Novel studies is a valuable resource. Yes this could be an independent read but it would be an option for a literature circle as well. Don‘t forget your codes. 4y

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Creepy Carrots!: with audio recording | Aaron Reynolds

Aaron Reynolds‘ MF, Creepy Carrots is perfect for this spooky month. A carrot obsessed rabbit indulges in his carroty snacks until one day the carrots decide to turn the situation around and follow this furry friend home. Peter Brown‘s Illustrations bring the creepy book to life, making Creepy Carrots a Caldecott winner.
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YvetteE https://www.teachingbooks.net/tb.cgi?tid=31958
This website includes Reader‘s Theater lesson activities perfect for all students! Provide contextual support through audio visuals, models, demonstrations, realia, body language and facial expressions, as well as build fluencies with graduated levels of support for practice and performance. 5y

DrSpalding We know this makes for an excellent read aloud but I like your idea of a readers theater as well. 4y

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