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- 1. GREAT NEW BOOKS AND SOME IDEAS FOR USING THEM
- 2. Where is the power point? www.slideshare.net/professor nana
- 3. @ProfessorNana on Twitter Teri Lesesne on Facebook Professornana.livejournal.com (professional blog) LS5385blog.blogspot.com (book blog) Contact Points
- 4. C is for community A is for access R is for response C. A. R. E.
- 5. Some of my communities Plus #titletalk, #nerdybookclub #bookaday, yalsa-bk, ccbc-net, LIB_SCI Some of my communities
- 6. Part of Teri’s reading family
- 8. Book clubs: formal. FTF, temporary Student book clubs Teacher book clubs Librarian book clubs Twitter chats: informal, online, temporary Author visits: Skype, FTF, bookstores School Communities
- 9. Take a few minutes and brainstorm with others at the table some of the communities you could form in your school, district, and beyond Your Communities
- 10. Our Reading Lives One Community We Can Share
- 11. Teri’s Childhood
- 13. Where’s the YA? Teri’s Teens
- 15. And Now?
- 16. Your reading autobiography So, what are the highlights of your reading life? What are the low points? Titles, series, authors, books you recall strongly?
- 17. Getting to Know Readers Ask them to create a reading autobiography Can be written Can use app such as www.whenintime.com Here is mine Collect them, analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those who are not
- 18. READ BETWEEN THE LINES HANK ZIPZER’S BOOK OF PICKLES, OOPS, I MEAN LISTS BLACKBIRD FLY WHEN OTIS COURTED MAMA ABE LINCIOLN: HIS WIT AND WISDOM FROM A-Z AFTERWORLDS EMMA AND THE BLUE GENIE THE $25,000 FLIGHT ELLIE’S STORY THE STORY OF OWEN BIG GAME My Reading Life Now: Highlights from December 2014
- 19. SIX STARS Brown Girl Dreaming. Jacqueline Woodson. Penguin/Paulsen, $16.99 Family Romanov, The: Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russia. Candace Fleming. Random House, $18.99 Glory O’Brien’s History of the Future. A.S. King. Little, Brown, $18 This One Summer. Mariko Tamaki, illus. by Jillian Tamaki. First Second, $21.99 hc, $17.99 pb FIVE STARS 100 Sideways Miles. Andrew Smith. Simon & Schuster, $17.99 Blue Lily, Lily Blue. Maggie Stiefvater. Scholastic Press, $18.99 Draw! Raul Colon. Simon & Schuster/Wiseman, $17.99 Farmer and the Clown, The. Marla Frazee. S&S/Beach Lane, $17.99 Firefly July: A Year of Very Short Poems. Paul B. Janeczko, illus. by Melissa Sweet. Candlewick, $16.99 Ghosts of Tupelo Landing, The. Sheila Turnage. Dial, $16.99 Key That Swallowed Joey Pigza, The. Jack Gantos. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $16.99 Working my way through these
- 20. Recommendation from my Voxer group Cover Title Author Blurb Review Setting up my TBR Stack/Shelf
- 21. Setting Priorities How do YOU decide what to read next? Turn and talk.
- 22. WILD readers have a PLAN They keep lists and stacks Donalyn Miller
- 23. What else do we know about readers? Carlsen and Sherrill
- 24. Setting aside for reading Having a teacher show in the individual's reading Having teachers Being exposed to a of reading fare Receiving help from books books with friends Participating in reader-centered of literature Being allowed freedom of in reading fare Voices of Readers Carlsen and Sherrill
- 25. Finding the Time Edge time (Donalyn Miller) Priority time Class time
- 26. Edge Time Reading on the fringes Appointments Bathroom books Car Purse or bookbag Phone books eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
- 27. Binge Reading Rainy days Mental health days Scheduled days (once a month?)
- 28. Class Time
- 29. Some Tips Picture books Graphic novels Quick reads Poem or story a day
- 30. 2015 Caldecott
- 31. Belpre and CS King 2015
- 32. GN Award Winners
- 33. Quick Reads
- 34. Poem a Day
- 36. A is for ACCESS
- 39. At home In the classroom In the school library At hand PHYSICAL ACCESS
- 40. Not just levels and lexiles Level of abstraction required Literary elements such as flashback, symbolism, foreshadowing Themes Intellectual
- 41. Towards the dragon's lair the fellowship marched -- a noble human prince, a fair elf, a surly dwarf, and a disheveled copyright attorney who was frantically trying to find a way to differentiate this story from "Lord of the Rings."
- 42. On a fine summer morning during the days of the Puritans, the prison door in the small New England town of B----n opened to release a convicted adulteress, the Scarlet Letter A embroidered on her dress, along with the Scarlet Letters B through J, a veritable McGuffey's Reader of Scarlet Letters, one for each little tyke waiting for her at the gate.
- 45. R is for Response (Rosenblatt) Not just one type Interpretive Personal Critical Evaluative
- 46. Personal/Emotive WHAT IS YOUR “GUT” TELLING YOU?
- 47. Interpretive If I were the main character…
- 49. Evaluative Is it GOOD or BAD?
- 56. E is for ENTHUSIASM
- 57. Immersion
- 58. Learners need to be immersed in text of all kinds.
- 59. Picture Books
- 61. HISTORY A DAY AT A TIME
- 62. “Slice” of life
- 63. Civil rights
- 66. Viva Frida!
- 67. Sam and Dave Dig a Hole
- 68. The Right Word
- 69. This One Summer
- 70. Nana in the City
- 71. Noisy paint box
- 73. Using PB with Pre-K
- 76. Mentor Text
- 77. Text in english and spanish
- 78. In Math, Too!
- 79. Power of tens
- 82. Hot off the press
- 83. New Takes on old tales
- 84. From song to PB
- 86. Got issues?
- 87. culture
- 90. Cultural twist
- 91. Different twist
- 92. Rigor vs. Complexity Rigor Complexity
- 94. Just Right Books that are also complex
- 96. Audiobooks Reading with our ears promotes fluency, prosody. It levels the field so that striving readers can access text, too.
- 97. Pick One
- 99. Which one will you select?
- 100. What do they need to know?
- 101. What are the access points?
- 103. Good for read aloud or reading with our ears Listen Up!
- 104. Form calls for performance
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