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Brittney3

Brittney3

Joined October 2017

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This RF is about a lonely girl who finds a stray dog at a store and her life turns around once he enters her life. This book shows friendship and happiness exists. I️ think this book would be good for a 4-6 grade class. Here is a lesson plan: http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/characters-becaus...
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Linsayesp @Brittney3 I‘ve heard of this book very little but , it seems like a really good book to read ! 6y
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Brown Girl Dreaming | Jacqueline Woodson
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This poetry/autobiography book is about the author‘s childhood growing up in the 1960‘s and 70‘s as an African American. She experiences the civil right movement as she moves from state to state and finds a passion for storytelling. Here is an activity for a 4th or 5th grade class: http://www.bookrags.com/lessonplan/brown-girl-dreaming/funactivities.htmlhickleb...
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The Giving Tree | Shel Silverstein
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This poetry book is about a boy who has a connection with a tree but it is much deeper than that. This book has many meanings behind it and I️ think it would be great to use with kids to analyze. Here is a lesson plan for young grades: https://www.education.com/lesson-plan/the-giving-tree-identifying-story-elements...
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Racheal.Shi.Horton This is a good book to use to introduce students to poetry. It gives them a storyline while also incorporating poetry. 6y
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Little Red Riding Hood | Trina Schart Hyman
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This TL is a book we have heard throughout our childhood. This is one of different versions of the story. I️ think this book is good for kindergarten but it‘s always refreshing at any grade to hear. Here is a lesson plan that compares and contrasts two different versions of the story
http://www.cgelem.k12.az.us/UserFiles/Servers/Server_90949/File/Staff/Staff%20Re...
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Frindle | Andrew Clements
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This RF book is about a boy in 5th grade who makes his own word up for pen (frindle). After he makes that word up it becomes a known word around the school and the world. I️ loved this book when I️ was younger because I️ use to make up words when I️ was younger as well so I️ thought it was cool to see that in a book. Here‘s a lesson plans for 3-5 https://www.varsitytutors.com/englishteacher/frindle-lesson-plans
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lburgos9 @Brittney3 Thanks Brittney for posting this book! I also read this book when I was younger. The author has other books I‘m sure you‘ve read when you were younger also. #UCFWalterslit 6y
Caitlin4 This sounds like a cool book. I'll have to add it to my list. 6y
Kirsten.Pacheco This book was one I also read growing up and it is cool because it teaches kids to be original and silly. They don‘t always have to be try so hard to be “cool” and “popular” because most of the time just being you is enough to be cool and have friends! 6y
Linsayesp @Brittney3 According to what everyone is saying it‘s an awesome book to read. This is going to be my next class novel to read in whole group. 6y
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Digging-Est Dog | Al Perkins
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This poetry book is a cute rhyming book about a boy who gets a dog and teaches him to dig like the other dogs until when the dog learns to dig, he digs too much throughout the town. Eventually all of the dogs save him and they become friends. Here is a read aloud for the little kids :https://youtu.be/RPPSHtbEL74
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Snowflake Bentley | Jacqueline Briggs Martin
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This nonfiction book is a true story about a boy who discovers his love for snowflakes through photographs. This book could be good for any elementary grade. Here is a lesson plan for this book: https://www.crayola.com/lesson-plans/snowflake-bentley-lesson-plan/
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Planes | Amy Shields
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This non fiction book teaches kids all about different planes. I️ like that this book includes a select choice of vocab words at the end of this book along with the pronunciation for kids wanting to know what they mean. Here is a lesson plan for kindergarteners regarding to planes https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.brighthubeducation.com/pre-k-and-k-lesson-plans...
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lburgos9 @Brittney3 Nice post Brittney! I agree with you that this book is perfect for younger readers so they can learn more about planes. The lesson plans you provided are simple but very effective. #UCFwalterslit 6y
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This is a modern fantasy book that gives the steps to teach a slug to read. I️ think this book is a great book for little ones who are beginning to read because it can apply to kids as well. I️ also think kids will get a kick out of it too. Here is a way this book could be incorporated in a class: https://jdaniel4smom.com/2013/09/simple-and-fun-reading-strategies-how.html
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Brookegamble @Brittney3 this book looks adorable and could be a great relatable source for younger readers! The illustrations are also super cute! #UCFWaltersLit 6y
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The ugly duckling by Hans Andersen is a TF. This book teaches that it‘s okay to be different from others. After the swan notices that he is different from his siblings he accepts himself for who he is. Lesson plan for kindergarten https://www.education.com/lesson-plan/picture-this-the-ugly-duckling/
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lizzie0922 @Brittney3 I love this book so much it takes me back to when I was 5 years old and my mom reading the book to me. I also like the link you provided with the book, it gives great ideas to incorporate in the classroom lesson #UCFWaltersLit 6y
BLYTHE44 @blythe44 What a great story for kids to read. I can‘t think of anyone person who doesn‘t have some flaw or self-esteem issue that they are dealing with. I love books like this that let us know that it‘s OK not to be perfect and be who you are. #UCFWalterslit (edited) 6y
Kirsten.Pacheco This is a great book to teach students that not everyone is perfect, in fact nobody is, and that‘s okay! Being ourselves is what makes us perfect in our own way! Also, your resource is interactive so that makes it even more awesome! 6y
Linsayesp @Brittney3 this is one of my all time favorite books for younger children. It teaches them that it‘s okay not to be perfect. 6y
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Henry's Freedom Box | Ellen Levine
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This historical fiction book is a book about a boy that traveled on the Underground Railroad in a box during the times of slaves. I like that this book had a good ending despite the sad topic. Here's a scholastic website for this book https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/henrys-freedom...
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CWalters Thanks for posting this book. For it to count, you'll need to include all required elements (see checklist). 7y
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El Deafo | Cece Bell
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This is a realistic fiction book called El deafo by Cece Bell. I chose this book because I would have never thought of reading a graphic novel. I'm so glad I read it because it was a really good book. I love how this book is a true story about the author struggling to fit in with her being deaf. I would recommend this to anyone. Here's a page with lesson plans related to el deafo. https://www.teachingbooks.net/tb.cgi?tid=40736
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ojavier1974 Yes, this is great story. I work in a middle school and have the experience on how they stay to themselves when not in class with their assistant.. 7y
TanishaRosa I also enjoyed reading this book; the illustrations really captured the emotions of the characters. I think the topics in this book like friendship and trying to fit in at school can be relatable for many kids. 7y
CWalters Remember to include all required elements to your posts (i.e. Website link, genre...) 7y
Erica.rivera I really enjoyed reading this book! When I first saw how it was I told myself this book is going to boring and it wouldn't catch my eye. But it did and I really enjoyed the read and the message. Cece is such a great character that students can see and read the struggles she has faced with being death. This book is definitely going to be in my library ! 6y
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