YEESSS! I am so excited to rest Tune It Out, now!! As a Special Education teacher, I haven’t seen a book with a student/ character that has a auditory processing disorder! I have a couple of student with this and this will be really cool to share with all my classes! Thank you so much for sharing these! I teach Math, but I have a weekly slide on what I’m reading and these books will be on them for sure!! Thank you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Your channel is great! Since I have found it, about a week ago, I have binge watching your videos. This video is the first I came across as I was searching for middle school books that I can incorporate into my lessons. Have you or will you do a video over professional teaching books? I know you mention some favorites in various videos but I would like to know your absolute favorites that have impacted you as a teacher and/or your classroom. Thank you very much for your channel!
You have inspired me. I am a 6th grade teacher in Australia. The kids are still in elementary school. The books you have... who chooses them? Is it a book club? Do you have a main school library or is your classroom the class’ library? Keep blogging. X
This might be a little much for elementary but the book Prisoner B-3087 it is a great book during the time of the holocaust and he is a Jew and it talked about his religion and how it is going on with him
And he lived in a small town but then the nazis came and took all his family away and so when he is in the camps he needs to find a way to stay alive to keep up his family name and the book has great description and it is a need to read book hope that is a good one for y’all :)
Could you share how you get your books? Do you buy them? Do students/parents? Are they donated? I struggle to get materials so any advice or tips would be great!
Planning to give to children books? if you're looking to have 1-2 be more special, you can turn them into their *personalised childrens books* basically a fancy way of saying - the book but with custom label and cover design for the types of children you're going to give to.
Skyward by Brandon Sanderson Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard The Vault of Dreamers by Caragh O'Brien In the Shadow of the Banyan by Vaddey Ratner Mistborn bk 1 by Brandon Sanderson An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir Burning Midnight by Will McIntosh The Demon King by Cinda Williams Chima Burning Glass by Katherine Purdie Ashes by Ilsa J. Bick The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken Hope that helped! 🙃
I would highly recommend digging a little into who the founders of BLM are and what they believe and practice, and incorporate into their activism. What I discovered concerned me deeply.
Now that you have read the book could you do a review of the BLM book? There are racist comments about how problematic BLM is. I’m not sure if this is legitimate concern or just racism that Trump and his supporters often repeat.
I am looking for books for my daughters (age 5 and 10) with no creepy stuff and definitely not SJW PC stuff in them. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
