Just finished labeling and organizing my 2nd grade classroom library today π It is so amazing to think of kids getting to hold physical books after a year of online reading. Feeling blessed! #LitBankStreet
@GabrielleHaeri1 Also teaching 2nd grade π You could try doing a read-aloud during transition periods where time is typically allotted for kids to get back in their seats and focus before the next subject!
It has been great working on the Classroom Instructional Plan for our final project and tying together everything we've done this semester π #balancedliteracy#LitBankStreet
Chapter 2: Teach Without Fear of Christopher Emdin's "For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood" was such a poignant and inspiring read. It's always so important to know our students as individual people with different backgrounds, passions, hopes and dreams π #LitBankStreet
Feeling grateful that @suzrolander took the time to curate reading lists for each of her students! Deciding whether to start with #AGoodMan by Ani Katz or #Caste by Isabel Wilkerson π€ #LitBankStreet
After teaching Kindergarten (remotely!) for my first year in the classroom, I'll be teaching 2nd grade this upcoming school year! Any tips welcome π
Just read an interesting article from the Council for Exceptional Children on #ReadAlouds and how they can be used as a tool to help struggling readers understand complex, informational texts... looking forward to implementing some of these ideas in my classroom! #LitBankStreet
Thinking back on one of my favorite books, #Americanah by @ChimamandaReal, and wondering how I have yet to read any of her other masterpieces. I know what I'll be doing now that summer break has started...
@GabrielleHaeri1@Jess_Keating This book looks fantastic! So important to show kids examples of strong, fearless ladies. Thanks for the recommendation π