An anchor chart for buddies-
How to walk in line...and why-
One year, while reading professional books, I would find inspiring quotes and share them with class. We would discuss our thoughts about them and how they applied to our class. I need to return to this. Kinda reminds me of Tammy's Saturday Sayings.
A chart for text to text connections-
Get ready to read-
Reader's Rights-
What readers do when they get stuck-
A chart for behavior during reader's workshop-
Tip for book choice-
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PS...I've been doing the same...Cleaning up cabinets and looking through old stuff. I'm going back to a job I had 22 years ago and in my "new" room I'm finding games and posters I had brought to the job those many years ago! It is a trip down memory lane. Much of it is a trip to the dumpster, too. I like the idea of taking pictures of it before saying goodbye!
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Thanks for the mention up there. :) Have you read Comprehension Connections? In each chapter, the author suggests quotes about reading that teachers can discuss with their kids. It sounds very similar to what you mentioned here.
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