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Great story for using illustrations and text to make inferences!

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Enjoy this story which gets perfectly messed up! Learn how to take care of your books!

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Great seasonal read to connect with background knowledge on seasons and use illustrations and word clues to make predictions of who the leaf thief is.

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This is a great book we used in makerspace that is also good for practicing predicting!

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This story is great for learning about different points of view and retelling a story!

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Explore sequence of events, repetition, and fiction text features, along with the importance of being yourself!

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Check out this Presentation designed by Danielle Cronk.

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This story is great for teaching main idea & key details!

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This book lends itself nicely to making predictions since it's so circular- from what will happen next to what the mouse might want.

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This book is so much fun, and a great introduction to the concept of Cause & Effect.

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This book is great for introducing the power of figurative language and similes.

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Hi everyone,

Please add a video of yourself reading aloud while modeling fluent reading and thinking aloud. You can record through this Padlet by going to the yellow + button, then "+12" and then choosing the video recorder or screen recorder, or you can record the video another way and upload it here with the first button (doc with arrow).

Then, please add a short sentence describing any skill(s) you are modeling in your thinking (i.e. cause and effect, vocab, etc).

Please post in the topic for the grade level you teach. If you teach multiple grades (i.e. Specials, Support), just choose one you'd like to create for!

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After everyone contributes their videos, we will break them down in another Padlet by skill and share the links to both Padlets with you.

You can then use the "Copy Breakout Link" feature to share the link to one grade or skill with your students!