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Say something would be a fabulous choice for a RA in the classroom! This RF book teaches students to use their voice & speak up on topics they‘re passionate about! This book also teaches our students “speaking up” doesn‘t always require your voice, there are many ways we can make a difference through our actions. 🙌🏼 I would teach this book using the UDL principle 3.1(activate or supply background knowledge)

Fantastic for read-aloud: big text, bold illustrations, diverse characters. 'Saying something' can take many forms, not just verbal. Not a narrative story, but lots of ideas for personal expression and kindness. I'm fascinated by the backgrounds in the illustrations. They could inspire an collage project of hand-painted patterns layered eith photos. Can't wait to read Reynold's "Word Collector" #dw2020reads

Happy, inclusive, and inspirational. Everyone has something to say, and there are all sorts of ways to say it. Just delightful.

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A perfect 10. This book is extremely simple with one point SAY SOMETHING!. To help kids understand it covers saying good things, helping defeat bad things, and that sometimes you can say something by actions instead of words. A MUST read for every child everywhere.
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Fiction- readers theater
This book teaches young students the importance of speaking up for what you believe in.
TPT lesson plans- https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:say%20something
UDL- 9.2
EL- ask higher level thinking questions
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