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I read this book as a child. I was a reluctant reader until 4th grade. [My teacher at the time made us do a book report weekly]. Long story short I learned to love to read! This book was given to me by my aunt who lives in Arizona and was a librarian, she got copy signed from the author and sent it as a gift. I suppose I felt obligated to read it! Little did I know that I would absolutely LOVE this book. It is one of my favorites still. I have even read it as an adult and still loved it just the same! :)

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I'm a student at NLU, and I'm currently a 4th grade teacher. I have three children ages 13, 11 and 7, who are the loves of my life! In my free time, I enjoy reading, spending time with my family, volunteering for the numerous extra-curricular activities my children are involved in and of course watching my favorite hallmark movies.

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I'm a student at NLU, and I'm currently a 4th grade teacher. I have three children ages 13, 11 and 7, who are the loves of my life! In my free time, I enjoy reading, spending time with my family, volunteering for the numerous extra-curricular activities my children are involved in and of course watching my favorite hallmark movies.

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■In your childhood, which categories are well-represented and which are not as well-represented? Why do you think that is?

■Whose identities are well-represented? Whose voices did you listen to most as a child?

■Whose identities are not well-represented during your childhood? Whose voices may have been missing from the texts/media you consumed?

■Why does this matter to you in your role as a future teacher?

■What other thoughts come to mind as you look through your past multimedia influences?

Since your childhood, have more identities come to be represented, and if so, how and why?

■If you have increased your awareness of identities, voices, and perspectives, in what way does that evolution affect your teaching practice?

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Step-by-step directions for the breakout room. 

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Step-by-step directions for the breakout room. 

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I would spend so much time staying up late (with a flashlight under my bed sheets, since I shared a room with my sister) reading these books. I loved anything R.L Stine at the time, but this was before Goosebumps. I have yet to read them as an adult and see whether or not I'd love them equally, but why spoil the great memory.

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The funniest show in history! Still makes me laugh and think of a much simpler time.