Julia Beckmann

Julia Beckmann's account for CI3401W - Sterner, Fall 2017

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

I just finished reading 'Skeleton Man' by Joseph Bruchac for my #CI3401 speculative fiction choice! Such an exciting, eerie story that will definitely keep you on the edge of you seat until the very end! If you love a good thriller, this book is for you! #GreatReads #KidLit

[We Need Diverse Books @diversebooks]

What would a truly diverse reading list look like? https://t.co/Ozq6xwYb07

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Beautiful Books to Introduce Poetry to Kids https://t.co/HJ92hGYm6T

[Scholastic Teachers @ScholasticEdu]

This #multicultural mini-book is perfect for all your winter holiday celebrations! #ScholasticTeachables https://t.co/badwRXB1D4

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

I have loved being able to utilize the Curriculum and Instruction Library (@CIPeik45) more this semester through #CI3401! Thanks for helping me find some fabulous #KidLit! How cool is it that we have our own little library?! I love my major! #elementaryeducation #cehd #umn

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@BiblioSterner

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Here is a lesson plan for using the book to teach about character traits in literature: https://t.co/jhPDJY1OvI

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for teaching about this particular event.

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This book was written in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, and I think it could be a wonderful resource to use to teach about this very difficult time in our nation's history. The story paints a beautiful picture of the symbolism of the towers and could be a great complement

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

enjoy a great adventure story and are interested in learning more about this very unique piece of New York City history! It was also the winner of the 2004 Caldecott Medal - this is such a fun read-aloud with the exciting illustrations to guide the story! #picturebook #kidlit

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

This exhilarating book tells the true story of the French aerialist Philippe Petit and his daring tightrope walk between the two towers of the World Trade Center back in the 1970s! Complete with beautiful illustrations and lyrical text, this book is a #mustread for readers who

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

'The Man who Walked Between the Towers', written and illustrated by Mordicai Gerstein, is such an exciting nonfiction picturebook for readers of all ages! A thrilling true story! #CI3401

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

Thank you so much @jk_rowling for creating such a magical world for all your readers! Proud to be a fan/Hufflepuff/Ravenclaw! #itchanges

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

A rainy day calls for cozying up inside with a good book! Currently reading this for #CI3401 and I love all the dynamic characters! #KidLit

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

I love the cover art on 'Charlotte's Web'! So simple and sweet, and you can't deny how cute little Wilbur is! ☺️ A favorite of mine! #CI3401

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

4:pectives so that voices that are traditionally silenced/spoken for can authentically tell the stories of their past#LatCRR @BiblioSterner

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3: comes in a variety of formats and there is no period that cannot be explored. It is crucial that these stories be told from multiple pers

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

2: and authentic settings, developed characters, and themes that echo both historical and current issues are all important in quality HF. HF

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1: Great historical fiction consists of imaginative narratives that are grounded in facts of our past, but are not restricted by them. Vivid

[Julia Beckmann @ElemEdJulia]

Poetry is a form of art that expresses emotions and ideas in a way that paints vivid imagery, and engages readers in a meaningful way#CI3401