I am really excited to share that We Read, We Blog, We Teach will be up and running again this summer!
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We will take a look at one of my favorite Reader’s Workshop resources – The Book Whisperer by Donalyn Miller.
I know that we looked at this a couple of summers ago, but I have some brand spankin’ new ideas floating around in my head and I cannot wait to share them with you. This will be a great way for you to connect with other teacher-bloggers as we explore how to apply Donalyn’s ideas in our upper elementary classrooms.
We’ll kick off our study in mid-June, so in celebration I wanted to give away a copy to one of my fabulous followers!
Just use the Rafflecopter below to enter. There are three ways to win!
1. “Like” Third Grade Bookworm on Facebook
2. Leave a comment below telling me about your favorite resource for teaching Reader’s Workshop!
3. Follow me on Pinterest!
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This contest ends on May 31st, so enter quickly! π I’ll be back later this week with some new goodies, the winners, and hopefully a freebie or two as well! π
I have lots of resources that I use, but I think my absolute favorite is Beth Newingham's site and her ideas that she posts for Scholastic. She has it going on. π
Thanks for the giveaway! I have been dying to read this book.
~Nicole
nicoleshelby@hotmail.com
I like read, write website
I love http://www.readworks.com for skills to teach during Reading Workshop!
I like Scoot Pad I tried it towards the end of this year and my kids really liked it. My other are my 5 ipods I have in my classroom. I have a fluency timer and recorder on them. The students read their fluency passage for the week and it saves it. It is pretty cool.
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Ohh what a great giveaway! I have heard a lot of good things about the book, but I haven't read it. *fingers crossed!*
I love Beth Newingham and Laura Candler – they have awesome ideas for organizing and managing reading workshop!
~Jessica
Joy in the Journey
jjlawler64@gmail.com
I, too, love Beth Newingham's website. I also love Guiding Reader's and Writer's by Fountas and Pinnelle.
Love Laura Chandler
I love the Comprehension ToolKit by Stephanie Harvey!!! jbsothornton@comcast.net
Lara Candler is one of my favorites – after many teacher blogs and TpT materials!
zputty@gmail.com
My readers workshop go to has to be "The Sisters" (Daily Cafe) website.
Tania
My Second Sense
I find that pinterest and TpT has a boatload of resources for Reading Workshop!!
I love anything from Beth Newingham & using Reading A-Z for Reading Workshop resources!
Oh awesome giveaway! I've heard so much about this book but haven't read it yet! My favorite resource is Beth Newingham and Daily 5!
ΒKaryn
A is for Apple B is for Blog
Kideducator@comcast.net
Hands down…Daily 5, and Lucy Caulkins' books on reading workshop.
Daily 5 is a great start to Reader's Workshop along with a personal journal where the student free writes everyday.
Daily 5 is a great start to Reader's Workshop along with a personal journal where the student free writes everyday.
I love Linda Hoyt's Interactive Read Alouds to for mini lessons with the whole group during readers' workshop.
I love Linda Hoyt's Interactive Read Alouds to for mini lessons with the whole group during readers' workshop.
I love Linda Hoyt's Interactive Read Alouds.
Love the Book Whisper! Can't wait to follow along!
Jennifer
Mrs. Laffin's Laughings
I like searching Pinterest
My favorite resources are from TpT, teacher blogs, and pinterest.
I love getting ideas from teacher blogs and TPT
TpT is my go to resource!
I would love to get a copy of this book! I have referred back to my Daily 5 book so often that the pages are wearing out:) Thanks for the chance to win!
Aloha,
Corinna
Surfin' Through Second