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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome A3: picture books seem to work well so far. I did not try remote book clubs at the end of last school year, although this school year may be a place to try it on 😏

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almost 6 years ago

@danabrown78 #ACSDReadsAtHome A3: Unless we're talking about a book club, I like short picture books, preferably eBooks, that I can share live (not recorded) on my screen. (Ask your librarian for help getting eBook titles.)

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome A1

almost 6 years ago

@danabrown78 School Library Journal also keeps an updated list of Publisher requirements for the recording of read alouds: https://t.co/vsF3p36UDW

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome @kmkmaher great questions below for a Google Form survey

almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome A2: survey students! Ask- what do you like to read about? Who are your favorite characters? What are your topics of interest? What do you notice/like about your favorite authors and illustrators? Then put those books, and other recommendations,into their hands😊

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Breanna Murphy @Mrs_Murphy03

almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome @mingreylib Want to share more about how you do this as a school librarian?

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almost 6 years ago

A2: Asking students specifically what they like to read. Also just having conversations with students in small group Google Meets about books can reveal a lot about what they like, what excites them, and what they are more engaged in #ACSDReadsAtHome

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome A2: survey students! Ask- what do you like to read about? Who are your favorite characters? What are your topics of interest? What do you notice/like about your favorite authors and illustrators? Then put those books, and other recommendations,into their hands😊

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almost 6 years ago

@danabrown78 #ACSDReadsAtHome A2: I ask them 😀 I like to use a tool like Padlet (Jamboard would work) and have students tell me what their favorite genre or series is or who their favorite author is. I ask for student recommendations for books to buy for the library.

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome copyright information shared by DC BOCES: https://t.co/Liq9w8i8Ch

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome A1: online bookshelves/ebooks, using school librarian as a resource, dropping off books at students homes

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almost 6 years ago

@danabrown78 #ACSDReadsAtHome A1: have to be mindful of copyright rules when copying or recording read alouds

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almost 6 years ago

#ACSDReadsAtHome Here's a resource shared amongst our K-5 Reading Dept: https://t.co/oWAlNxjfVp

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Breanna Murphy @Mrs_Murphy03

almost 6 years ago

@vlacollanox @danabrown78 #ACSDReadsAtHome A1: Curbside dropoff and pickup; Encourage students to- use SORA and to request public library cards; borrow eBooks owned by the school and use websites like- https://t.co/QjBWxlymTa

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almost 6 years ago

Virtual resources are a big help when we cannot get physical books to children. But I think the biggest piece of getting kids to read at home is having books that they're interested in available to them in some way, shape, or form. #ACSDReadsAtHome

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