To all the folks discovering FRONT DESK this summer for the first time…thanks so much for reading my books! The 5th FRONT DESK book, TOP STORY, comes out Sept 5th!! 🤩
Steven Singer: Posting Learning Objectives in the Classroom is Still a Dumb Idea
“There’s always some know-nothing hack from another field who pokes his nose into the profession and makes pronouncements like he’s an expert.”
Sound familiar?
https://t.co/eZd9vuJyu8
@Scholastic What happened to the video of @lester_laminack reading Saturdays and Teacakes? It won’t load from your website and it isn’t on your YouTube channel. Can we get it on your YouTube channel? It’s so great to hear his voice and cadence!
Investing in our schools and students > The Hunger Games.
Shameful these educators cannot freely receive the funding and resources their students need.
Each year our class decorates a tree for the library with decorations based on a book that we have read. This year the kids chose Front Desk by @kellyyanghk (the voting wasn’t even close). They had a great time brainstorming and creating ornaments based on the book
Allowing students to “struggle” through the math brings out some of the best thinking! Today we did a number sense routine called “Convince Me That”… The thinking “proof” my students demonstrated made my math heart so happy! #middleschoolmath#lcpsmath
Yesterday, one of our 5th graders discovered Three Keys in the library, and half the class gathered around to see it, speculating on what lies ahead for Mia. Can’t wait to read this next!
This is the first year that @mr_jburke and I have read Front Desk by @kellyyanghk as a read aloud, and our 5th graders are loving it! They are so invested in Mia and her journey
Most great teachers didn’t start out that way! But…
1) They reflected on what worked and what didn’t.
2) They learned from their colleagues.
3) They always kept their focus on the students.
Every teacher can be a BETTER teacher!
It's finally here! Our new kid's book, Fauja Singh Keeps Going, is story has been more than 100 years in the making.
It’s also a labor of love that fulfills my own childhood dream of seeing Sikh characters in major bookstores and libraries around the world.