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My summer reading list....Well this first one is required by our school district, but I already have delved into it and love the ideas in this book:
Choice Words By Peter Johnson
Our school will be having a book discussion when we return in the fall.
I ♥ this book because it reminds educators how powerful our choice of words can be...words can motivate, encourage, and shape a students view of themselves.
This one made by summer reading list.
Required reading aside, my Grammy-in-Law sent The Hunger Games my way ( and the other two books by Suzanne Collins!)
It is popular with all the students, I thought I would figure out what they are talking about. This one is a good read for by the lake.
You are going to eat up those books . . . I read all three in four days. My poor husband was utterly ignored until he started reading them as well :)
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Kelley Dolling
Teacher Idea Factory
"Choice Words" sounds like it would be a great book - I might have to check that one out! I haven't read the Hunger Games.
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Shelley
Rhymes With Purple
I have never heard of Choice Words, but I agree we can elevate or deflate a child in a few words!! I will have to look into this one. I read The Hunger Games and will have to find someone with the rest of the series to finish:)
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Corinna
Surfin' Through Second
My school is reading Choice Words as well. You will love the Hunger Games!
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Hi! I found you through the linky! I haven't heard of Choice Words... guess I will have to pick that one up! The Hunger Games is on my list too! Would love for you to stop by my newbie blog if you have a chance :)
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Tori
I haven't seen "Choice Words" but I like your little synopsis about it. Might have to check it out!
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Christina
Mrs. Bainbridge's Blog