Aubree McCune

Austin college ATP Student:) co’ 24

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

This is a non- fiction book I recommend! It can help teach younger students about how life was in the 60s and segregation. #JanTerm23 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

I enjoyed the research presentation that I did for JanTerm! It was about how fairy tales benefit students! #JanTerm23

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

Read fairy tales to your students/children! It can boost their creativity, imagination, reading, writing, and comprehension skills. They’re also good for ELL/EFL. It can also help them recognize their emotions as well as other’s. #FairyTales #JanTerm23

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart”- Winnie the Pooh #JanTerm23 #WinnieThePoohDay

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

“Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope.” - MLKJr #MLKDay2033 #JanTerm23 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

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[MG Book Village @MGBookVillage]

Happy Book Birthday to today's middle grade new releases!

Figure it Out, Henri Weldon by @tanita_s_davis
The Puttermans Are in the House by @FeldmanNammar
Lost Legends of Nothing by @Aledles & @charratastica
The Lost Year by @MarshKatherine
Cookie Monsters by @erikajkendrick

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

Do you prefer comic/graphic novels, picture books or novels? #JanTerm2023 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

how I feel after watching monster! #JanTerm2023 @TamraDollar

[Katya Logan @KatyaTeaches]

On Friday we had the opportunity to read children’s books out loud to our bookclub. I read The Truth about Cats, and I believe this book provides great visuals and creativity to a children’s book #JanTerm2023

[Alyssa Logan @Ac_AlyssaL]

Today in class I shared this book! Not only does this book teach facts about animals that live there but you can shine your flashlight behind each page to reveal what animal you will talk about next! This book is interactive for students and makes reading fun! #Janterm2023

[Dr. Tamra Dollar @TamraDollar]

#Choiceboards give Ss voice & choice in their learning! #Janterm2023

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

A key takeaway about picture books is that it’s best if the pictures appeal to the story and to the kids and are interactive! #JanTerm2023 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

This book would benefit students because it helps explain phonics! #JanTerm2023 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

This book is a great example of a sliding glass door! It takes you into a whole different world. It could also be a mirror/window because there were children back then that had to leave their families to go to another home for protection from the wars. #JanTerm2023 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

@bekahperales I use technology everyday for college. I hope that technology it’s so difficult in my future classroom but I would most definitely use it.

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

Dressed like a cheetah for red ribbon week at my fav elementary, Neblett! #edu351 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

My key Takeaway from L&L Ch6 is that disruptive students should not be fed that negative attention that they are craving. And to help prevent disruptive behavior, build a relationship with them with simple conversations. #edu351 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

The Giver was a great way to represent a utopian society but really it’s a dystopian society. they say it was banned because “It promotes suicide and disregarding human life” I disagree. #bannedbooksweek #edu351 @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

My biggest take away from todays book club was that one of the reasons why there is an achievement gap is because schools that have students that aren’t doing well are the schools with teachers that don’t do anything besides handing them a worksheet. #Edu351 #Delpit @TamraDollar

[Aubree McCune @Aubree_McCune]

#Edu351 @TamraDollar