My post, Look to the North featuring ten Canadian illustrators that I love was posted on the Nerdy Book Club blog today. The power of two classrooms together is a beautiful thing!ĥ. All of the children practice mindful breathing in their classrooms three times a day. To look up and see this every week is pure joy. Every week the K/1 class comes up for buddy reading with my students. Book Club and our first book is Charlotte’s Web! Growing new little book club members! I am so excited.Ĥ. Our book club is beginning a favourite title of mine: One for the Murphys by Lynda Mullaly Hunt. But more than this – some of the girls in my Grade 2/3/4 class wanted to be in a book club too. Back to school means back to my student book club. My class has LOVED reading Melissa’s book No Monkeys, No Chocolate.ģ. One little boy now has dreams of being an illustrator for nonfiction picture books. One of our students had his work shared on an author’s blog! Our whole classroom was so proud! Thank you to Melissa Stewart for sharing this on her blog, Celebrate Science. We had a wonderful surprise in our classroom this week. Hurray, the transformation to lifelong readers is beginning!Ģ.
I love when kids can figure out walking and reading at the same time! I looked closer and realized each of these reader/walkers was one of my students.
On Tuesday morning, I was rushing upstairs to my classroom after a short meeting and I noticed a few children walking down the hall reading. Join Ruth Ayres who shares a Celebration Link up on her blog each week.ġ. This is the loveliest of reasons to share.
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