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The goal of this project is for students to read and respond to a variety of genres. The student task is to read a book of their choice from each category and read independently,  with a full class booktalk, or with a partner. Each story will have a written response. Through out the project  each student will free write, make a graffiti board, make a sketch from the story, or be able to choose a reading response worksheet. Giving students choice through their books, how the read, and their reading response will keep them engaged, as stated on page 222.

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The goal of this project is for students to read and respond to a variety of genres. The student task is to read a book of their choice from each category and read independently,  with a full class booktalk, or with a partner. Each story will have a written response. Through out the project  each student will free write, make a graffiti board, make a sketch from the story, or be able to choose a reading response worksheet. Giving students choice through their books, how the read, and their reading response will keep them engaged, as stated on page 222.

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Students can read out of the curriculum book or find a acted out animated Folktale on Youtube.

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Students can read out of the curriculum book or find a acted out animated Folktale on Youtube.

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A world of stories collected from round the world. Folktales and more for children, teachers, librarians, and storytellers. Many of our animated stories have...

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Students choose a book from the classroom library or focus on a past read aloud.

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Students choose a book from the classroom library or focus on a past read aloud.

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The following selections of poems are curated around specific themes and are appropriate for young readers.

Find poetry lesson plans, essays about teaching, a glossary of poetry terms, and other educator resources on our Materials for Teachers page. Visit our Poetry for Teens page to find more selections of poems tailored to a high school audience. Encourage students to participate in the Dear Poet project. And, celebrate Poem In Your Pocket Day virtually on April 30.

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Poems for Kids - The following selections of poems are curated around specific themes and are appropriate fo

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Students can read on of the poems written by the third graders. 

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Students can read on of the poems written by the third graders. 

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Students can read a book from the class library.

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Students can read a book from the class library.

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Copyright © 1996-2015 National Geographic SocietyCopyright © 2015-2026 National Geographic Partners, LLC. All rights reserved

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Find a book in the class library or on Epic Books.

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Find a book in the class library or on Epic Books.

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The cumulating project will be a creative book report with a page for each genre listed here. Students will also reflect on the genres they like reading on a reading inventory survey. 

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The cumulating project will be a creative book report with a page for each genre listed here. Students will also reflect on the genres they like reading on a reading inventory survey. 