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Coakley-318 World Read Aloud Day "The 1619 Project: Born on the Water"

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Coakley-318 World Read Aloud Day "The 1619 Project: Born on the Water"

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Mrs. Brockmann & Mrs. Bonacchi's Classes- Read Aloud Day

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Mrs. Brockmann & Mrs. Bonacchi's Classes- Read Aloud Day

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Mrs. Brockmann and Mrs. Bonacchi's classes partnered with several of Ms. Griffin's 6th graders for World Read Aloud Day. The sixth graders modeled previewing a text and making predictions with our first graders. They read aloud and stopped for comprehension checks during and after reading. Our small groups allowed the students to be more interactive with the text and with their guest readers. We enjoyed celebrating this special day with our school 9 family!

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Students listening to the story, Bread for Words: A Fredrick Douglass story by Shana Keller today for world read Aloud day

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Coakley- 318 World Read Aloud "The 1619 Project:Born on the Water"

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Coakley- 318 World Read Aloud "The 1619 Project:Born on the Water"

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Mrs. Bonacchi and Mrs. Brockmann- Read Aloud Day

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Mrs. Bonacchi and Mrs. Brockmann- Read Aloud Day

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Ms. Lopez/ Mrs. Nunez/ Mr. Fink  Room 327: 

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Ms. Lopez/ Mrs. Nunez/ Mr. Fink  Room 327: 

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We read " Radiant Child, Jean Michel Basquiat by Javaka Steptoe. It's about a boy that lived in Brooklyn and wanted to be a famous artist. He worked really hard and he became famous.

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Mrs. Maier's Class Listening to "A Computer Called Katherine" on World Read Aloud Day

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Mrs. Maier's Class Listening to "A Computer Called Katherine" on World Read Aloud Day

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Click on the Google Doc to see our responses about Mae Jemison and why she is important.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Tornatore - Mae Jemison Read aloud with Novel Effect App

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Tornatore - Mae Jemison Read aloud with Novel Effect App

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Ms. Griffin and Mrs. Windom-English paired together for buddy reading for world read aloud day. The six graders were able to guide the fourth graders through various aspects of the books getting feedback for predictions, sequencing events and comprehension questions. 

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Ms. Griffin and Mrs. Windom-English paired together for buddy reading for world read aloud day. The six graders were able to guide the fourth graders through various aspects of the books getting feedback for predictions, sequencing events and comprehension questions. 

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Check out this 1080p designed by Elizabeth Tornatore.

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Miss Griffin‘s class prepared a anchor chart to facilitate the writing activity for opinion writing after buddy  reading. 

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Miss Griffin‘s class prepared a anchor chart to facilitate the writing activity for opinion writing after buddy  reading. 

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Six graders explaining the writing activity for Mrs. Windom- English class to participate in. 

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Six graders explaining the writing activity for Mrs. Windom- English class to participate in. 

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Read Aloud buddy read -Miss Griffin an Miss Windom- English

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Miss English-Windom‘s fourth grade writing example. Six grade assisted with the writing and editing process. 

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Miss English-Windom‘s fourth grade writing example. Six grade assisted with the writing and editing process. 

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We had a special guest come join us for World Read Aloud Day! Thank you Alannah, our 6th grade helper from Ms. Coakley's class. We enjoyed listening to you read to us!

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Mrs. Stuewe’s Class Read Aloud Day/Buddy Reading

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Mrs. Stuewe’s Class Read Aloud Day/Buddy Reading

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O'Meally 323 Buddy Reading - "Keep On! The Story of Matthew Henson" 

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O'Meally 323 Buddy Reading - "Keep On! The Story of Matthew Henson" 

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Thank you to all of the young ladies from Ms. Griffin and Ms. Coakley's classes- the kiddos just loved having you read to/with them today!!!!

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We also had a read aloud about African American engineer/astronaut Leland Melvin, then took a virtual field trip with him. Next, students used what they read to create their own rockets that they had to strategically land on the International Space Station. We discovered that docking spacecraft requires critical thinking and skill, traits Leland Melvin must possess!

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We listened to Starstruck: The Cosmic Journey of Neil deGrasse Tyson. We discussed his impact on the world, why Pluto is no longer a planet and how he inspires people to achieve their life goals.

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We read "Just the Two of Us" by Will Smith and illustrated by Kadir Nelson!

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Ms. Seltzer's Class - World Read Aloud Day!

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Ms. Seltzer's Class - World Read Aloud Day!

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We read "Just the Two of Us" by Will Smith and illustrated by Kadir Nelson!

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World Read Aloud Day - 2022

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My students really enjoy the book. We are all the same rights, no matter the color of our skin.

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For World Read Aloud Day, our class listened to the read aloud of Pink and Say by Patricia Pollaco. Students discussed the story's historical significance, and why it is important to remember the positive impacts Black History has had on the world.

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We read Ron's Big Mission by Blue Rose.  Student's discussed how it was unfair that Ron could not take home library books.

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Students researched Mae Jemison and created storyboards telling about her life.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1TP5DKTxcpqreXaI28cDTYJ5JyEyecATLlaz1G7n16qE/edit?usp=sharing

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Our class learned about Mae Jemison and the contributions she made. After reading books and watching videos about Mae, we completed a rocket ship together to tell the important facts we learned. Students then did some independent writing to share what they learned. To finish we completed an art project. Students identified basic shapes and then followed directions to make a rocket ship.

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Bessie Coleman

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Mae Jemison

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The 1619 Project: Born on the Water Ms. Griffin's class 

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The 1619 Project: Born on the Water Ms. Griffin's class 

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We learned about 11 famous and not-so-famous African Americans who were the "first" to accomplish something and changed the world!

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We learned about 11 famous and not-so-famous African Americans who were the "first" to accomplish something and changed the world!

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We learned about 11 famous and not-so-famous African Americans who were the "first" to accomplish something and changed the world!

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We learned about 11 famous and not-so-famous African Americans who were the "first" to accomplish something and changed the world!