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I love to put an emphasis on the characters voices. It seems to make the kids more interested in the book.

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Always introduce a book as going on a journey.

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I choose my art project from books like sleep bear book my young 2 decorate a box and play to put teddy bear to sleep

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I work with pk’s…..hands on and being about to visualize works well with them. Music works too

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We select a topic associated with our theme. One topic per day that our children will learn about our theme. For each topic, we share 3-5 facts for our children to learn more about what we are discussing. We also ask the children what they already know about the topic. This planning helps us select our books.

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Bringing in children's books from when I was a kid that were influential to me to show kids that reading can stay with you through to adulthood

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My students love using props to act out books!

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My students love using props to act out books!

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More read a louds with nonfiction books

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I have done units for years. I have always included my favorite fiction but never thought about adding a layer of nonfiction. 

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I have done units for years. I have always included my favorite fiction but never thought about adding a layer of nonfiction. 

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I like to add non-fiction texts to literacy centers which relate to the fiction text we read. For example, when we read "Rainbow Fish," we also studied other fish as well as actual rainbow fish.

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I like having books that pertain to things that we can relate to in class because the kids are much more engaged. Ex: Halloween time (a book about a pumpkin)

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How do you feel about reading the same book several times each week?

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How do you feel about reading the same book several times each week?

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Making reading fun and educational

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I love bringing in nonfiction books and informational youtube videos to help students learn more about the world around them

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1. Ensure the library is diverse for all readers/learners
2. Lots of read alouds for vocabulary acquisition
3. Allow students to see me read
4. Encourage a connection between reading and writing
5. Word walls to support readers

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More informational text to use with science

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I like the concept of building text sets

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I like the concept of building text sets

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Adding real life/tangible items to my lessons.

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Adding real life/tangible items to my lessons.

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Thinking of creatives way to help my children learn the alphabet!!

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Thinking of creatives way to help my children learn the alphabet!!

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Lebel things like the door, windows, tables, label their seats

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I like to get in character with fiction  books  but then compare same topic with non-fiction 

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I like to get in character with fiction  books  but then compare same topic with non-fiction 

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Going to use both fiction and nonfiction books with our Creative Curriculum studies to help the children understand the studies better.

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I'm thinking about how I can beef up our curriculum books. We have some good ones, but they're often weak alone or with the informational books they give us. There are better informational books the kids would enjoy.

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I love bringing in magazines for my non fiction element when discussing subjects. We are doing space exploration in my class and Jack and Jill has some amazing articles with fun pictures

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What are your ideas for your personal classroom/teaching environments?

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What are your ideas for your personal classroom/teaching environments?

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My personal ideas are to use interactive read- alouds with layering texts.

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