Posted by Chip on March 11, 2008
This week our whole school is reading Horton Hears A Who ( as I’m sure many of you are too) in honor of Dr. Seuss’s birthday month and “Read-Across-America” and the release of the new animated feature film by the same name, which our small school will attend en masse on Friday – phew!
Our discussions [...]
Categories: Books, Building Relationships & Community, Schoolwide Issues |
Tags: Building Relationships & Community, bullying, Dr. Seuss, favorite books for children, favorite children's books, Horton Hears a Who, Loser, Read Across America, Responsive Classroom approach, Responsive Classroom practices, teasing |
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Posted by Chip on February 11, 2008
(Thanks to Fifth Grade Teacher Amy Bernard for her “friendly letter lesson” from Loser, for inspiring this idea!)
Here’s a little fun twist for Valentine’s Day that you may or may not have tried: A quick contest, open to any student in the school (or by grade level, etc) to promote empathy and understanding.
RULES: Students may [...]
Categories: Holidays & Traditions, Schoolwide Issues |
Tags: celebrating holidays with children, Holidays & Traditions, Jerry Spinellli, Loser, promoting empathy, read-alouds, reading with children, Schoolwide Issues, Valentine's Day |
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