Since I'm posting from my iPhone, all the pics will show up at the end, FYI.
It's called Brilliant Reader: a Book Log for Kids and Parents.
It's a whole book full of book log pages! See below for pics, but I think it would be perfect for Daily 5, allowing the kids to chart each book they read and get a little comprehension practice, not to mention reinforcing their writing skills.
The very last page is just a NOTES page, which I think would be a great place for them to jot down book titles they see a friend reading or that they want to check out from the library next time.
Another possibility is to send this home with them for a Happy Summer, Don't Forget to Read gift. :)
I haven't decided yet, but you can bet your sweet bootay that I bought 22 copies! :)
Run, don't walk, to your nearest Target! :)
Great find but what caught my eye was the QR Codes in the background, a true technology teacher who is obsessed with QR Codes haha! Is this an activity that you created or that can be found in your TPT store?!
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LOL! I hear ya--love those things and somehow didn't get around to using them until this year--can't believe what I've been missing! The ones in the background are from a FREEBIE! Made by Kristin Kennedy of iTeach 1:1--do you follow her?? If not, here's her link--her stuff is right up your alley!
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(Freebie is in this post!)
Gayla
Teach On.
You should add this post to my linky. It is just about this: everything for a dollar. Anything you find, sell, love, buy, just for a dollar. So head on over!
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Hey, that's awesome! I have over 800 unread posts in my Reader feed... :( No way to catch up, so thanks for letting me know about your linky! I will definitely head over to link up! :)
DeleteScore! Thanks for sharing. Maybe I can make it to Target before they close... : )
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ooh! hope you made it and that your Target had them!
DeleteThanks for linking up! I think I have more unread posts--than you! What a great find!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog through a linky and I love it! I have been wondering how to incorporate a classroom blog. I teach 5th grade so I want to have my students update it and write their own posts. But I want it separate from my current blog. I love the way you have linked your classroom blog to your own. Thanks for the idea!
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easy peasy education
Awesome find!
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