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Nataliea.escobar

Nataliea.escobar

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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom | Bill Martin, Jr.
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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is a book for first time readers. A book that goes through all 26 letters in the alphabet. How much can the palm tree hold before “Chicka Chicka Boom BOOM!” Written by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault and illustrated by Lois Ehlert this is great for pre-school and kondergarten classrooms to introduce the alphabet! #ucflae3414f17

Nataliea.escobar UDL: 3.1 introduce the alphabet before you read the book! Esol:4 link students prior knowledge to the alphabet. 7y
Nataliea.escobar Heres a sing along song : https://youtu.be/Y3qTeyZxrJA 7y
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The Day the Crayons Quit written by Drew Daywalt and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers is currently my favorite picture book! This book is so comical and light hearted for a read aloud to the classroom! Duncans crayons have had enough with his favoritism or lack of wotch certain colors in his crayon box. This book has won the good reads choice award and is a great fictional book for your class! #ucflae3414f17

Nataliea.escobar Udl:3.2 highlight why duncans crayons are so upset with him. Esol:46 complete a diy letter entry to your classrooms crayons! Url: http://www.crayonspicturebooks.com/day-crayons-quit-activities/ here are some word puzzles and mazes for a little fun activity after reading! 7y
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Corduroy | Don Freeman
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Corduroy is a cute fictional book about a bear trying to find his button during after hours in a store. Only to end up being placed on a shelf downstairs and purchased by Lisa the next day! These toys coming alive books are always so fun for kids and their imaginations! Written by Don freeman this book would be good as an independent reading book. Udl:1.2 a recording of the book can be provided while reading. Esol:38 assign the book for reading hw

Nataliea.escobar #ucflae3414f17 https://youtu.be/R5L20otbnaE here is a well recorded read aloud ! 7y
Beths Aw I remember this story from when I was younger. Record read aloud‘s are great resources. Thanks for sharing! 7y
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Click, Clack, Moo written by Doreen Cronin and illustrated by Betsy Lewin is a comical book about cows who are somewhat on strike. This book puts a new meaning to “you get what you give”. Cute as a readers theatre in the classroom and even as a read aloud this would be a great asset to a classroom. Click, Clack, Moo won the Caldecott Award for its illustrations. Esol:36 ask questions in the middle of a read aloud.

Nataliea.escobar Udl:2.5 look up a video that could be played while you read during a read aloud. https://youtu.be/JEVjUegtfs8 this is a readers theatre preformed by a classroom ! #ucflae3414f17 7y
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Make Way for Ducklings | Robert McCloskey
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It‘s time to follow momma duck around the coty of Boston with this book “Make Way for Ducklings” written and illustrated by Robert McCloskey. This book has won a caldecott medal for its beautiful illustrations and would be great for independent readings. Udl:6.3 manage information based on text. Esol:15 reinforce key ideas in the text.

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Goodnight Moon | Margaret Wise Brown
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Yet another classic book, Goodnight Moon is one of my favorites. Written by Magaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd. This book is also a great book for a classroom library. Little bunny just wants to make sure he says goodnight to everything in his little green room. Udl: 3.3 this book creates great visualization. Esol:16 if reading this allowed check for active listening. #ucflae3414f17

Nataliea.escobar Here are little activities you could do along with the book: https://livingmontessorinow.com/goodnight-moon-resources-and-activities/ 7y
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Where the Wild Things Are | Maurice Sendak
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Where the Wild Things Are is a classic book we all grew up with, written by Maurice Sendak. This book is great for those kids wanting to channel into their imagination! This is a great book to have a part of your library for those independent readings, during quiet time or maybe to check out and read at home. This book has won the caldecott award for its illustrations.

Nataliea.escobar Udl: 5.1 their are read alouds of this book online! Esol:3 let the readers think about how important it is to have an imagination! https://youtu.be/Lo4OoLJR9uE a link to a read aloud. #ucflae3414f17 7y
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Martin‘s Big Word‘s is a biography picture book about Martin Luther King Jr. written by Doreen Rapapport and illustrated by Brian Collier, the book it talks about Martins dreams of ending segregation and leading the people to peace. This book is a read book for a read aloud. This picture book was awarded the Caldecott medal and a New York Times best seller award. #ucflae3414f17

Nataliea.escobar Esol: 13, a review of what the Civil Rights Movement is would be benificial before reading the book. UDL: 3.1 ties in with the ESOL. Heres some activities for the classroom : http://www.nea.org/tools/lessons/mlk-day.html 7y
DrSpalding Many students chose this for their teach live read aloud. I like that you used the National Education Association as your resource. This is an excellent book to use during Black History Month. 7y
CaseyL I love the NEA resource! This is a perfect book for Martin Luther King Jr. day and after seeing it read for teach live, I hope to add it to my classroom library! 7y
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Lon popo: A Red Riding hood Story from China is a well known Traditional literature picture book. Written and illustrated by Ed Young this book has been awarded a caldecott medal for its wonderful illustrations as shown above! This book would be great for a read aloud and a readers theatre! Udl:2.5 theyre are plenty of videos online woth read alouds! ESOL:2 small groups can be used to talk about what they know before reading. #ucflae3414f17

Nataliea.escobar Heres crafty ideas for the classroom on Little Red Riding Hood: https://www.easypeasyandfun.com/little-red-riding-hood-crafts-and-activities/ 7y
DrSpalding This traditional literature piece is one that all students should hear. Ed Young is an award-winning author illustrator and has chosen this genre for most of his work. The crafts could be used for storytelling! 7y
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I am Rosa Parks | Brad Meltzer
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I am Rosa Parks is a picture book written by Brad Meltzer and illustrated by Christopher Eliopoulos. The book is a biography about Rosa Parks who was a big part of the civil rights movement. Awarded the New York Times Best sellers this book would be great for a possible readers theatre and a read aloud.

Nataliea.escobar Esol: 7 would be great for this book to create a timeline. Udl:3.1 background knowledge on the civil rights movement could be beneficial. #ucflae3414f17 7y
DrSpalding PBS learning media is such a phenomenal resource. It follows a best practice lesson plan format and includes many ways to share information with your students that follow UDL principles. Excellent job. 7y
DominiqueL I love these Ordinary People Change the World books. I️ feel that they are a great resource for students to read biographies of amazing people in a new way that will grab their attention. 7y
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Farenheit 451 | Ray Bradbury, Cid Knipel
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Farenheit 451 is a novel I feel like everyone had to read for summer reading! Wrotten by Ray Bradbury and Awarded the Retro Hugo award, this science fiction book is great for literature circles and independent readings. Guy, a character in the novel burns books in a futuristic city. People in his world do not read books. He meets Clarisse who opens his eyes!

Nataliea.escobar Udl: 6.1 create a log of summaries, ESOL: 6 read summaries to follow along students comprehension. Classroom journal ideas : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pinterest.com/amp/pin/92183123597793882/ 7y
DrSpalding 451°, the temperature at which books burn. Many have read this in middle or high school. Your UDL aligns nicely with the classroom journal idea. 7y
MorganH I loved reading this book in school and it has a great message to kids! 7y
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Number the Stars | Lois Lowry
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Number the Stars written by Lois Lowry is a great Historical fiction book for any 4th or 5th grade classroom! It won the Newbury medal it 1990. A book set in Denmark during WWII where we get to see what happends to the non-jewish who are trying to help their loved ones who are jewish. And how they are willing to put their life on the line.

Nataliea.escobar ESOL: #1 teach questioning for clarification, to verify they are understanding the book. UDL:2.1 Clarify Vocab and symbols, to ensure they are on the right track. https://www.teachervision.com/number-stars 7y
DrSpalding Your resource provide so many creative activities. I think my favorite is the recipe for peace. This book as a literature circle could help teach many Social Studies concepts. 7y
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Moonshot is a picture book written and illustrated by Brian Floca. It is a NF and has won the Flora Stielglitz award. The book is about the Flight of Apollo 11, the adventure an discovery that this flight went through! It is a great book for storey telling, maybe before teaching a history lesson on Apollo 11, or space. ESOL:4 UDL:3.2 here are some lessons and activities on apollo 11: https://educators.brainpop.com/bp-topic/apollo-project/

DrSpalding Again, expand a bit on your strategies regarding the English learners and students with special needs that will be in your future classroom. This is a fascinating topic. Have you seen the movie? 7y
Nataliea.escobar @DrSpalding I will start elaborating more! I have not seen the movie. Im interested in watching it ! 7y
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Where the sidewalk ends is really a book from my childhood. Written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein, this poetry picture book makes you think outside the box and to think more like a child on the journey to Where the Side Walk Ends. I will have this book in my classroom library!! It has wond the New York Times best seller. Esol:3 UDL:5.1

Nataliea.escobar Here are some learning resources from Shel Silverstein! http://www.shelsilverstein.com/learning/ #ucflae3414f17 7y
DrSpalding Make sure you proof your work. His website is an excellent resource that can be used over and over again to support the use of his books in your classroom. 7y
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Wonder | R. J. Palacio
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Wonder is a great RF book written by Rj Palacio. So great that its being turned into a motion picture movie! Auggie, a ten year old boy was born with a facial deformity that has kept him out of public school. Until now, this book takes you through his struggles in the real world trying to get trough school, and trying to make friends! This book would be great for literature circles in the classroom! Esol:32 UDL: 6.3.

Nataliea.escobar Here is a great Character Study activity for the classroom! http://www.proteacher.org/c/371_Character_Analysis_Activities.html #ucflae3414f17 7y
DrSpalding Nice resource. Be sure to elaborate a bit on your EL/UDL strategies. 7y
MakenzieT This is such an amazing book that would be perfect for character study. Great job 7y
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Juana and Lucas | Juana Medina
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Juana & Lucas is a great book for transfer students trying to fit in with english language speakers. Written and illustrated by Juana Medina. This is a realistic fixtion book about her life and her mission to learn english before visiting the USA. It has won the Pura Belpre award. This is a great addition to a classroom library. ESOL strategy: 30 and UDL: 2.1

Nataliea.escobar Here is a great activity to make those transfer students feel a little more welcome. https://www.icebreakers.ws/medium-group/identity-circles.html #ucflae3414f17 7y
DrSpalding Notice that beautiful gold seal. I believe only two students have cited the Pura Belpre award in their post. Nice job! 7y
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Out of My Mind | Sharon M. Draper
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“Out of My Mind” is a great Realistic Fiction novel you can use for literature circles in your classroom. It is about a girl named Melody who has Cerebral Palsey and what struggles she goes through in school and in life. Written by Sharon M. Draper, and winning a “#1 New York Times bestseller” it is a great addition to your 4th or 5th grade classroom. EL: # 6 UDL: 6.1

DrSpalding The Laura Candler resource is a good one. I actually have made QR codes for your peers in regards to resources and suggestions she has on her site. 7y
JaymeeKendall Nataliea, I read this book as well! Loved the message it portrayed! This is definitely a book I would implement into my future classroom! 7y
hannahl Nataliea, I have also read this book and I really enjoyed the activity that you posted along. I think the moral of this story is so important for young children to understand because you should not judge someone based on how they look. The moral of this story is amazing and everyone needs this book in their library! 7y
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How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? | Jane Yolen, Mark Teague
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“How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night?” is a great, fun read for your classroom, or even at home. For a quick fun activity for your students or kid. It is a cute story about how different dinosaurs say good night, in a rhyming way! It is a Fictional book written by Jane Yolen and illustrated by Mark Teague. EL: #2 UDL:1.3 here is a link to a little dinosaur activity : https://www.activityvillage.co.uk/dinosaur-feet-craft #ucflae3414f17

DrSpalding This is a wonderful series for preschool and kindergarten/1st grade students. Nice resource and alignment. 7y
hannahl This is such a sweet book for young readers! I really like how light hearted the story is and how easy it will be for the children to engage in the picture book! Great job!!! 7y
MakenzieT I love this book! It is a great book for children to start reading. 7y
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The Kissing Hand | Audrey Penn
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The Kissing Hand is a great fictional picture book to have in any kindergarten or pre-school classroom. It‘s both comforting and cute for students feeling nervous on their first day of school! It is great for RA and S. The Kissing hand was rewarded a New York Times Best Seller award. UDL:3.1 can be used, asking questions on if a student has felt nervous before and stem from there.

DeannaT96 I love The Kissing Hand! And the candy icebreaker is absolutely wonderful!! I love that the different colors of candy can be different questions you ask for the activity too 7y
AmandaHuskey I love this book! I'm doing this today as my book boost!! 7y
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JocelynNolton This sounds like a great book and I really like the activity that you linked. This would be perfect way for students can get to know each other! 7y
MichelleL I have only heard of this book, but always good things. I will for sure have to read this book. Reading a book that breaks the ice is awesome! 7y
emily_minnear This is a wonderful book. It is really great for reading aloud as you mentioned! It can definitely comfort a student on their first day of school. 7y
ChelseaPerez What a great message in the story ! Did not hear about this book until this class! A great read ! 7y
DrSpalding So many of you have enjoyed this book! Well done. 7y
JaymeeKendall Great message in this story! Wonderful book that is easy to follow along! 7y
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