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Kevin Sylvester's action-adventure series of kids mining resources on a new planetoid called Perses.

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I took to Twitter to ask for FI read aloud suggestions. I tagged a few of my fave FI educators and they retweeted. THIS is why Twitter is so powerful. LOOK AT ALL OF THE SUGGESTIONS!

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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al

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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al https://t.co/Or9io1CjjW

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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al pic.twitter.com/Or9io1CjjW
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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al https://t.co/Or9io1CjjW

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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al https://t.co/Or9io1CjjW

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Okay my French immersion friends, what are some great read aloud selections for grades 6,7&8. @Gardnersteph2 and I have 2 FI educators in our #ETFOsa2020 course. We’d love to help. We are going to suggest French @ForestofReading and French @globalreadaloud Go! @mme_aston et al

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Here is a link to the Forest of Reading selection en francais.  We hope this helps a bit. I will also ask FI teacher friends. https://forestofreading.com/voting/

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The is seriously one of my Favourite read alouds.

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The is seriously one of my Favourite read alouds.

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Series of 12. With spin-off series (Brotherband). Grade 7/8. My son loved it and has them all.

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By: Deborah Ellis

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By: Wesley King

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Flipped gives you lots of good discussions

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I really enjoy how this book is relatable for many adolescents.

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Both fantastic books that kept my students on the edge of their seats. Both wonderfully written!

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A solar event knocks out our planet's electricity, and a boy must risk his life to save what matters most.

What would you do if every spark of electricity suddenly vanished, as if somebody had flipped a switch on the entire planet? Cars won't start, the heat shuts off, there's no water in your faucet, and your radio, TV, and flashlight go dark. Everyone in Charlie's small town is baffled.

But as time passes, lawlessness erupts and takes an ugly turn. When the market and pharmacy are torched by an anti-Semitic arsonist, Charlie realizes his mother will die without her medicine. So he dons skis and heads off alone, seeking the nearest hospital. After traveling 50 miles through brutal ice and snow, Charlie encounters a burned out, looted city of terrified citizens. Will he be able to save his mom?

Heroic, eloquent, and unforgettable, The Big Dark raises timely questions about responsibility, tolerance, and love.
Praise for The Big Dark:
"Readers ... will find a riveting, credible, and even inspiring vision of life just after the apocalypse." -Kirkus

"Philbrick is in his element with this kid-oriented view of global catastrophe. With a fast pace, pulse-pounding premise, and approachable first-person narration, this would be a great pick for reluctant readers." -Booklist

"Philbrick weaves an absorbing tale about the breakdown of contemporary civilization, the return to chaotic vigilante justice, and the strength of kindness and community." -Publisher's Weekly

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A solar event knocks out our planet's electricity, and a boy must risk his life to save what matters most. What would you do if every spark of electricity suddenly vanished, as if somebody had flipped a switch on the entire planet?

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by Jordana Lebowitz and Kathy Kacer

Non-Fiction!