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1- Put your Name
2 - List the audience the book talk is intended for
3- List the title of the book
4- Enter the link to your booktalk.

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Audience - K-3 grade
The Adventure of Beekle, The Unimginary Friend.

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This is intended for children in grades Pre-K - 3rd.

The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QsrIJCjiRAP1I2SspG9EPwjwRo-n-lW3/view?usp=sharing

Hope you enjoy, my kids had a small part in the shenanigans!

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Audience: grade 4-6

"From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" by E.L. Konigsburg

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Pre-K-3
Mr. Putter and Tabby Walk the Dog by Cynthia Rylant
Use the password "booktalk" to watch if it doesn't start.

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Ages: 2 - 5
What is Easter? by Michelle Medlock Adams

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Christie Scott--Please manually click the play and advance slide buttons to see the VoiceThread with additional content, or see my other post as just the video without VoiceThread. Despite a double-check of settings, VoiceThread may not play as intended. Thank you!

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Christie Scott--Please manually click the play and advance slide buttons to see the VoiceThread with additional content, or see my other post as just the video without VoiceThread. Despite a double-check of settings, VoiceThread may not play as intended. Thank you!

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Perfect by Max Amato
Audience: Teachers (as done in book talk) or children, ages 3-7

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The audience is upper elementary students
"The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl"

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The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl Book Talk

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Grades K-2
Finding Winnie by Lindsay Mattick

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This is intended for upper elementary students. It is the book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. Please excuse the filming. I asked my 11-year-old son to help.

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Grades K-3
The Gardener by Sarah Stewart

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Pre-K-5
Shh! We have a plan by Chris Houghton

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Pre K to 4th and parents/teachers

My New Teacher and Me by Al Yankovic
Hey guys....try this new link and may need to turn up the volume...sorry the first one did not work.
https://youtu.be/4btxYM7C-to

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For family members reading to a Kindergarten class
Last Stop on Market Street

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Waiting is Not Easy! by Mo Willems
PreK - K

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Pre K to Grade 3
After the Fall by Dan Santat

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Pre-K to Kindergarten
Trashy Town by Andrea Zimmerman & David Clemesha

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Pre K - Gr 3, book talk targeted at the younger end of this age group

Rescue and Jessica: A Life Changing Friendship
Jessica Kensky & Patrick Downes

I didn't have a willing audience available, so I tried to be creative! If I'd had an audience, I would have brought photos of Bear, the service dog I mention in the book talk, to share. So here's a link to what I would have used! (Let me know if it doesn't work!)

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Book Talk Audience: Ages 5-12
Henri's Scissors by Jeanette Winter.

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Christie Scott (Duplicate posting without VoiceThread format)

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Christie Scott (Duplicate posting without VoiceThread format)

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Perfect by Max Amato
Audience: Teachers (as done in book talk) or children, ages 3-7

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Hope you enjoy!
Audience: 6-8 grade
Wolk, L. (2020). Wolf Hollow. Puffin Books.

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Audience:  K-3rd grade students
"Cece Loves Science" by Kim Derting and Shelli R. Johannes