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Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson
Shot stories from Flying Lessons & Other stories

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A World Without Fish- wish we had more! It tied in really well with their science curriculum

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A World Without Fish- wish we had more! It tied in really well with their science curriculum

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I used short stories and then A Long Walk to Water.

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I agree with A World Without Fish!  Such a great read!

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I agree with A World Without Fish!  Such a great read!

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I used non-fiction articles from Newsela to provide leveled reading.

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Short stories including some from Flying Lessons

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Short stories including some from Flying Lessons

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Far from Shore by Sophie Webb
Ocean Detectives by Mary Cerulio
Sea Soup Phytoplankton/Zooplankton
by Mary Cerulio
The Cod's Tale by Mark Kurlansky

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Short stories (Raymond's Run, Popularity, The Fight, Eleven) & "Seedfolks" by Paul Fleischman

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Short stories (Raymond's Run, Popularity, The Fight, Eleven) & "Seedfolks" by Paul Fleischman

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This is going really well with the graphic novels I ordered through our PTO. These are the titles I am using:
Crush
measuring up
Brazen
Brave
Awkward
Astronauts
Class Act
This Was Our Pact
Sea Sirens
Big Nate
Princess, Princess
Almost American Girl
The Creepy Case Files of Margo Maloo
Real Friends
Be Prepared

From Our Library
When stars are scattered
Cardboard kingdom
Guts
El Deafo
Stargazing
New Kid

I am using a VERY short excerpt from Anya's Ghost as the mentor text.

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We needed more options for lower level readers. Some seemed very baby-ish and students were resistant to reading them (Ex. Gengis Khan/Vlad the Impaler series/Tuskegee)

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We needed more options for lower level readers. Some seemed very baby-ish and students were resistant to reading them (Ex. Gengis Khan/Vlad the Impaler series/Tuskegee)

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Most popular/desired in my classes:   Team Moon.  Tracking Trash.  Family Romanov. Nazi Hunters. 57 Bus

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Most popular/desired in my classes:   Team Moon.  Tracking Trash.  Family Romanov. Nazi Hunters. 57 Bus

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Kids were eager for environmental issues to be included in social issues which I think is totally valid!

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can you say what graphic novel titles you liked?

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can you say what graphic novel titles you liked?

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Students enjoyed their Phineas Gage book

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Students enjoyed their Phineas Gage book

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I love to use Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry as the exemplar text in this unit

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Kids really enjoyed The Eleventh Trade, Amal Unbound, Roll with It, Piecing Me Together, The Best at it

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Graphic Novel Formats! Students were drawn to Drowned City, but I didn't have any more to offer

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Graphic Novel Formats! Students were drawn to Drowned City, but I didn't have any more to offer

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Raymond's Run
Popularity

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Maniac Magee
Chains
Deadend in Norvelt
Out of My Mind
Al Capone does my Shirts
The Wednesday Wars
Number the Stars
The Barn
Fever 1793
The London Eye

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The Great Molasses Flood
Criminals
Radium Girls
Trapped
Terrible Typhoid Mary
Bomb
Fly Girls
Beyond Courage

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Running Dream
Hoot
The Giver
Holes
Out of My Mind
Feed
Out of the Dust