Classroom Library by

Voice

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:46:52 UTC

Expression of feeling with individual and sincere expression.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:49:53 UTC

The main content of the book which is portrayed through the plot and characters.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:51:27 UTC

The appearance and layout of a book and how it is perceived by readers.

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Capitalization, punctuation, vocabulary, and stylistic effect used to thread ideas together.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:54:04 UTC

How a story flows to present the main ideas in a logical manner.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:54:49 UTC

Selecting words that evoke emotion and language which paints a picture in the reader's mind.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 15:56:09 UTC

Sentences which vary in length and structure, adding a rhythm and fluidity to reading.

katieg6803 — 2023-09-13 16:00:29 UTC

This Padlet library gives students students books that will be able to inspire creativity within them and aid their imagination. In addition, I want to be able to provide resources for my students to make them feel as though they have everything they need to be successful in the classroom, and the real world. This library will offer students reading opportunities which will aid them in enhancing the different traits of writing, while reading books that encompass these different traits.

Dogteam, by Gary Paulsen

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 13:57:58 UTC

This book is a higher level book which includes sentences that are structed to have words that flow from one page to the next, accurately teaching sentence fluency.

The Word Collector, by Peter H. Reynolds

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:03:07 UTC

This book includes an immense amount of words for students to learn and understand that vocabulary is essential in the creation of a story.

The Mystery of the Missing Socks, by Justin Mccory Martin

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:05:31 UTC

This mystery book teaches the importance of conventions and why it is necessary to include simple conventions in each book to display ideas for a story.

The Music of Dolphins, by Karen Hesse

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:07:13 UTC

In this book, conventions are utilized in a manner which allows the reader to understand the emotion behind each sentence, without these conventions, each sentence would not make sense.

I Can Only Draw Worms, by Will Mabbitt

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:07:52 UTC

Without the voice of this character in the book, it would be difficult to understand the expression of the plot through what is being said by the author, demonstrating to students why voice is important.

It's Not Jack and the Beanstalk, by Josh Funk

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:08:28 UTC

This book demonstrates why the voice of the main character is so important in telling the story so that the reader can understand the main idea of this book not being a fairy tale story.

The Invisible String, by Patrice Karst

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:10:10 UTC

The idea of this book is very powerful and it is an idea which should resonate with students for a long time due to the way the idea is presented.

The Name Jar, by Yangsook Choi

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:10:42 UTC

The idea behind this book is very important, and the way that the idea is conveyed within this book makes it so that the reader can fully understand the depth of the story.

Beautiful Oops, by Barney Saltzberg

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:12:10 UTC

This book displays mistakes in a positive manner, and demonstrates how presentation does not always have to be perfect, yet it can still convey a message.

Press Here, by Herve Tullet

katieg6803 — 2023-09-22 14:12:30 UTC

The presentation in this book is a great example of why presentation is essential in a story, because without a good presentation, there would be no emotion evoked like this book accomplished.

Ish, by Peter H. Reynolds

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:25:56 UTC

In this book, lots of drawings are created and presented within the story to show what the main character is going through when drawing, so this presentation of drawings is helpful in getting the main point of the story across.

A Squiggly Story, by Andrew Larsen

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:29:03 UTC

This book includes many words which are emphasized throughout the story to show the comparison of words and why each word is important within the story.

The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:30:50 UTC

The presentation of this book demonstrates how a simple image can convey a very powerful meaning.

The Day the Crayons Quit, by Drew Daywalt

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:33:50 UTC

Each crayon has a voiced opinion, and when reading this book, students can get an idea of how different voices compare and contrast to one another.

I Found a Kitty, by Troy Cummings

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:35:51 UTC

This book contains fluent sentences in the form of different letters that students could mimic to practice their sentence fluency.

Square Cat, by Elizabeth Schoonmaker

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:36:36 UTC

This book is organized in a way that allows readers to understand why organization is important in a story, so that thoughts follow one after another like this book does.

What Can a Citizen Do? By Dave Eggers

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:39:42 UTC

The main idea in this book is conveying a great message to reader which is brought across through the plot and characters to show the idea.

One Word from Sophia, by Jim Averbeck

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:40:51 UTC

This book is about a girl who is arguing to get what she wants, but within these arguments she uses lots of conventions to get her point across, which is a great example to students.

This is Not a Picture Book, by Sergio Ruzzier

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:43:28 UTC

Since it claims to not be a 'picture book', the words in this book give lots of emotion to the reader to demonstrate why word choice is important to students.

What Do You Do With an Idea, by Kobi Yamanda

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:46:52 UTC

This book is a great text for teaching ideas, since it goes through what to do with an idea to expand upon it and bring it to life.

The Barnabus Project, by Terry Fan

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:49:20 UTC

The book contains fluent sentences which move fluidly from one to another, joining sentences together easily.

Flora & Ulysess, by Kate DiCamillo

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:54:05 UTC

The expression in this story is shown through the voice of both the author, and the characters, allowing readers to understand the importance of a strong voice.

Charlotte's Web, by E.B. White

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:55:35 UTC

Charlotte's Webb is a great example of a book with a powerful voice, since Charlotte displays her monologue within the story, showing her thoughts and ideas.

The Paper Bag Princess, by Robert Munsch

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:57:41 UTC

This book has many conventions, each representing different emotions of the princess, showing the reader why conventions are important.

Let's Dance, by David Bowie

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 12:58:59 UTC

The words from this book are from David Bowie's song, demonstrating to students that media can be mixed and the choice of words was actually inspired elsewhere.

Owl Moon, by Jane Yolen

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 13:00:41 UTC

This book is descriptive in its words, and utilizes each word to tell the story in a way where the words can stand alone and still represent the book.

Blue, by Laura Vaccaro Seeger

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 13:01:50 UTC

This book is organized to evoke emotion out of the reader, going from one page to the next allows for the reader to experience a different emotion, all due to the way it is organized.

One & Everything, by Sam Winston

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 13:06:28 UTC

This story presents ideas which are organized in a nontraditional manner, with words spreading across pages it demonstrates how organization can vary between books.

Frederick, by Leo Lionni

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 13:07:28 UTC

This book has lots of long, flowing sentences which all have rhythm to each word in the book.

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, by Laura Numeroff

katieg6803 — 2023-12-01 13:08:11 UTC

The way that this book is organized is very sequential, giving a good example to students of showing how events in a story occur in chronological order.