pearland i s d 2014
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Here is the power point from the October 13 librarian development by Teri LesesneTRANSCRIPT
1
Tools of the TradeWith
Teri Lesesne (rhymes with insane)
Sam Houston State UniversityDepartment of Library Science
professornana wwwslidesharenet
professornana doctorLshsuedu Professornanalivejournalc
om LS5385blogblogspotcom
Our Reading Lives
Terirsquos Childhood
Terrible Tween Teri
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
professornana wwwslidesharenet
professornana doctorLshsuedu Professornanalivejournalc
om LS5385blogblogspotcom
Our Reading Lives
Terirsquos Childhood
Terrible Tween Teri
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Our Reading Lives
Terirsquos Childhood
Terrible Tween Teri
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Terirsquos Childhood
Terrible Tween Teri
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Terrible Tween Teri
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Terirsquos Split Personality
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
A Bit Disturbed Karin
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Your reading autobiography
So what are the highlights of your reading life
What are the low points
Titles series authors books you recall strongly
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Take a few minutes now to jot down some memories of reading from your childhood school years adult life We are asking each of you to design your own reading autobiography You may write it as an essay present it in slides or make timelines Use Prezi Power Point Padlet or any app you like Or use a pen and paper or computer Be prepared to share this week
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Getting to Know Readers
Ask them to create a reading autobiographyo Can be writteno Can use app such as wwwwhenintimecom
Collect them analyze them for commonalities Identify kids who are already readers and those
who are not
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
12
So letrsquos get to know YOU
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Letrsquos Take a Poll
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
14
Our Toolkit
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
15
Finding the Time
Edge time (Donalyn Miller)
Priority time
Class time
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
16
Edge Time Reading on the fringes
o Appointments
o Bathroom books
o Car
o Purse or bookbag
o Phone booksbull eBooks and audiobooks (more later about these)
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
17
Binge Reading
Rainy days
Mental health days
Scheduled days (once a month
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
18
Priority Time
If it is not a priority for us how can we expect it to be a priority for them
Take a moment to jot down one time you will set aside daily (just 5 minutes) to read
Make this commitment real by adding it to your calendar
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
19
Class Time
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
20
Finding Time to Read
Average person can read 300 words per minute
In one week that is 31500 words
In one year it is 1512000 words
Average book is 75000 words
Can read +20 books a year with only 15 minutes a day
More than 1000 extra books in a lifetime
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
21
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
22
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
23
Some Tips
Picture books
Graphic novels
Quick reads
Poem or story a day
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
24
Picture Books
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
25
Developing Humor (HOTS)
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
26
What is your favorite picture book of all time
OK top 5-10
Take 5 minutes to make a list
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
27
Now turn to a few people around you and see if any of
YOUR books are on THEIR lists too
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Using Picture
Books K-12
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Examining NF Structures
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
30
NF Template
httpswwwteachingchannelorgvideosteaching-nonfiction-entry-points
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
31
Biographies
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
32
History through Biography
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
33
Stories without words
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
34
Slice of life
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Telling the truth
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
36
Community
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
So how can we use PB biographies
As model for report writing
As model for narrative versus expository text differences
As model for handling ldquodifficultrdquo events in lives of the famous
As model for teaching about AUDIENCE
What else
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Examining plot structures
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
39
Developing Empathy
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
40
Mood and Tone
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
41
Archetypes
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
42
This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
ldquoOnce upon a time there were three dinosaurs Papa Dinosaur Mama Dinosaur and some other Dinosaur who happened to be visiting from Norwayrdquo
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
43
What does the opening sentence
tell readers
Setting
Main characters
Motif
Archetype
Andhellipitrsquos going to be funny
Plus it addresses this CCSS (anchor standard)
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique well-chosen detailsand well-structured event sequences
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
44
In Math Too
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
45
Power of tens
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
46
Biographies of Mathematicians
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
47
Celebrating Cultures create multi-paragraph essays
to convey information about a topic that
(i) present effective introductions and concluding paragraphs
(ii) guide and inform the readers understanding of key ideas and evidence
(iii) include specific facts details and examples in an appropriately organized structure and
(iv) use a variety of sentence structures and transitions to link paragraphs
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
48
More TEKS Students understand make
inferences and draw conclusions about how an authors sensory language creates imagery in literary text and provide evidence from text to support their understanding
Students are expected to explain how authors create meaning through stylistic elements and figurative language emphasizing the use of personification hyperbole and refrains
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
49
TEKS for NF (A) summarize the main ideas and
supporting details in text demonstrating an understanding that a summary does not include opinions
(B) explain whether facts included in an argument are used for or against an issue
(C) explain how different organizational patterns (eg proposition-and-support problem-and-solution) develop the main idea and the authors viewpoint and
(D) synthesize and make logical connections between ideas within a text and across two or three texts representing similar or different genres
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Examining parody
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
51
Caldecott 2014
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
52
Caldecott Honor
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
53
Caldecott Honor
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
54
Mentor Text
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
55
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
56
TEKS (A) analyze linear plot developments (eg
conflict rising action falling action resolution subplots) to determine whether and how conflicts are resolved
(B) analyze how the central characters qualities influence the theme of a fictional work and resolution of the central conflict and
(C) analyze different forms of point of view including limited versus omniscient subjective versus objective
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
The oral tradition
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Hot off the press
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
New Takes on old tales
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
From song to PB
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Back to roots
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Motifs (magic numbers)
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Fables
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Fresh approaches
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Fairy tale variants
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
French and Irish
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Caribbean and korean
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Even a Texas version
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Mature versions
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Teacher resource
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Creating talking points
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Got issues
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Feminism and evolution
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
culture
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Dealing with tragedy
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
Average picture book is 32 pages
Average picture book can be read aloud in less than 10 minutes
Fluency and prosody are being modeled
Readers are being introduced to new words (splendiferous)
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
History and biography
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
art
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Cultural twist
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Different twist
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Add history to the mix
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Which comes first
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Style and diction
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Another bubba
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Endless possibilities
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
86
Picture Books for Older Readers
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
89
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
90
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
91
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
92
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
93
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
94
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Words words words
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
102
Graphic NovelsScaffolding Visual Literacy and More
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
103
Informational GN
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
104
Inferences Conclusions
Who is important in this picture on the cover
What can we tell from looking at him
What do the other 2 on the cover think
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
105
ldquoRetellingrdquo
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
106
Classics Illustrated
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
107
Manga meets GN
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
108
Classic Reenvisioing
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
109
Censorship
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
110
Study of classic texts
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
111
Historical GN
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
112
Younger Audience GN
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
113
Variation on GN
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
114
Comic GN
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
115
Exploring Topics
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
116
Serial GNs
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
117
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
118
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
119
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
120
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
121
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
122
Taking the Measure of Readers
Where are they
Where would we like them to head next
What is our ultimate goal
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
123
Most Popular Childrens Categories
Other Juvenile Fiction 22 34 26Young Adult 20 21 18PictureStory 19 14 15SeriesChapter Books 9 6 7Nonfiction 5 4 6Coloring Books 4 3 5BeginningEarly Reader 5 4 4Bible Prayer 2 2 3Other Juvenile 4 3 3Activity Book 2 1 2Leveled Reader 2 1 2Workbook 2 1 2Reusable Sticker Book 1 1 1Sound 1 1 1Novelty 1 1 1CraftsHobbies 1 1 1Puzzle Book 1 1 1Interactive-Electronic 1 0 1Reference 1 1 1
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
124
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
125
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
126
Where are they
What are their favorite authors
What are their favorite genres forms formats
What titles are rising to the top
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
127
PW 2013 Sales (HC)500000+
1 Hard Luck (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 8) Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet (3010093)2 Allegiant (Divergent 3) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen (1526294)3 The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus 4) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (1470021)4 Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims Rush Limbaugh SampSThreshold (765073)5 Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker (Dork Diaries 6) Rachel Reneacutee Russell SampSAladdin (749685)
300000+6 The Wheels on the Bus (Pete the Cat) James Dean HarperCollins (472018)7 OMG All About Me Diary (Dork Diaries)Rachel Reneacutee Russell Aladdin (442376)8 Emeraldalicious (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (385355)9 Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (378939)10 The Day the Crayons Quit Drew Daywalt illus by Oliver Jeffers Philomel11 Big Nate Flips Out Lincoln Peirce HarperCollins (329990)12 Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperCollins (303591)
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
128
200000+
13 How I Survived Bullies Broccoli and Snake Hill (Middle School 4) James Patterson and Chris Tebbetts illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (297618)14 Revealed PC and Kristin Cast St Martinrsquos Griffin (269509)15 Princess Adventure Stories Disney Press (266778)16 I Even Funnier A Middle School Story by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein illus by Laura Park Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (261213)17 The Perfect Tea Party (Disney Junior Sofia the First) Andrea Posner-Sanchez RandomGoldenDisney18 My Brother Is a Big Far Liar (Middle School 3) James Patterson and Lisa Papademetriou illus by Neil Swaab Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (253042)19 Treasure Hunters James Patterson Chris Grabenstein and Mark Shulman illus by Juliana Neufeld Little BrownPatterson Young Readers (246574)20 Fanciest Doll in the Universe (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (242079)21 Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers Dav Pilkey Scholastic (235481)22 One Direction Where We Are One Direction HarperCollins (227856)23 Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book Diane Muldrow RandomGolden24 Nancy Clancy Sees the Future (Fancy Nancy) Jane OrsquoConnor illus by Robin Preiss Glasser HarperCollins (213220)25 Monsters Inc Storybook Collection Disney Press (209714)26 The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett Tom Angleberger AbramsAmulet (209135)27 Frozen (Little Golden Books) RandomGoldenDisney28 What Does the Fox Say Ylvis illus by Svein Nyhus Simon amp Schuster (203078)29 The Fall of Five Pittacus Lore HarperCollins (200082)
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
129
Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
500000+
1 The Fault in Our Stars John Green Dutton 20122 Insurgent (Divergent 2) Veronica Roth HarperCollinsTegen 2012 (1109129)3 Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss Random House 19604 Wonder RJ Palacio Knopf 20125 Goodnight Moon (board book) Margaret Wise Brown illus by Clement Hurd HarperFestival 1991 (632579)6 The Cat in the Hat Dr Seuss Random House 19577 The Wimpy Kid Do-It-Yourself Book Jeff Kinney AbramsAmulet 2011 (576170)8 Oh the Places Yoursquoll Go Dr Seuss Random House 19909 One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Dr Seuss Random House 196010 The Very Hungry Caterpillar (board book) Eric Carle Philomel 199411 Go Dog Go PD Eastman Random House 196112 Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See (board book) Bill Martin Jr illus by Eric Carle Holt 1996 (443080)13 Put Me in the Zoo Robert Lopshire Random House 196014 Little Blue Truck (board book) Alice Schertle illus by Jill McElmurry HMH 2008 (425475)15 Guess How Much I Love You (hardcover and board book eds) Sam McBratney illus by Anita Jeram Candlewick (408725)16 Dr Seussrsquos ABC Random House 2012
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
130
Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist300000+
1 Catching Fire (The Hunger Games 2 trade paper and movie tie-in editions) Suzanne Collins Scholastic (900509)2 Pete the Cat Petersquos Big Lunch James Dean HarperCollins (632390)3 Miss Peregrinersquos Home for Peculiar Children Ransom Riggs Quirk (430433)4 Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity Victoria Kann HarperCollins (384606)5 Pete the Cat Play Ball James Dean HarperCollins (371511)6 Enderrsquos Game (movie tie-in) Orson Scott Card Tor Teen (363756)7 Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices 2) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (321433)200000+8 Pink or Treat (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (281266)9 Pete the Cat Pete at the Beach James Dean HarperCollins (276628)10 The Care amp Keeping of You 1 The Body Book for Younger Girls (revised ed) Valorie Schaefer illus by Joseacutee Masse American Girl (268942)11 Merry Pinkmas (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperFestival (267677)12 Pete the Cat The First Thanksgiving James Dean and Kimberly Dean HarperFestival (262263)13 In a Blink (Never Girls 1) Kiki Thorpe Random House14 Scaring Lessons (Step into Reading) RandomDisney15 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxed Set Suzanne Collins Scholastic (230578)16 Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang Rob Scotton HarperCollins (227975)17 The Royal Slumber Party (Sofia the First) Disney Press (219246)18 Fairy House (Pinkalicious) Victoria Kann HarperCollins (216755)19 Welcome to Royal Prep (Sofia the First) Disney Press (213701)20 City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments 1 movie tie-in) Cassandra Clare SampSMcElderry (212784)21 The Son of Neptune (Heroes of Olympus 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (209484)22 The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2) Rick Riordan Disney-Hyperion (205387)
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
131
Where do we want them to head
UP is good but letrsquos not forget that they might have missed some good books (fairy tales)
Sideways is good too Let them read ldquoeasyrdquo
DOWN is also okay Sometimes it is nice to have a Calgon moment in reading
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
132
Ultimately what is our goal
Turn to folks around you and talk about what YOUR goal is
(or maybe will be or could be)
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
133
Reading Ladders
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
134
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Dystopias
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Dystopian Ladder Infertility
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Author StudyMargaret Peterson Haddix
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Author StudyDarren Shan
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE
WOLF
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Here is one version
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Ladder for LRRH
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Climbing the Ladder
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
A Spanish Flair
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Multicultural Perspectives
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
YA Interpretation
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Follow-up Activity
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
147
Dystopic trilogy
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
148
Humor
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
149
Social Commentary
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
150
Sequels that Diverge
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
151
Ladder for Dystopias
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
152
Creating a Ladder
Select a book students normally are assigned to read
Brainstorm a list of books that could eithero Lead up to this booko Are ldquojust likerdquo this book
Share your ladder with your group
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
153
Readerrsquos Advisory
What do they like And WHY do they like it
What will move them horizontally
What will push them a bit
What might be a diagonal move
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
154
Hammering Out Recommendations
Booktalks
Read Alouds
Displays
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
155
Easy Peasy Booktalks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
More Easy Booktalks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
157
Quick Talks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
158
Oldies that still work
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
159
Kids love them still
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
160
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
161
Displays New Books
Oldies but Goodies
Banned Books
Abandoned Books
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Displays
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Displays with Tech
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
If You LikehellipDisplay
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Banned Books Display
httpthebrownbagteacherblogspotcom201309celebrating-banned-bookshtml
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Abandoned Books Display
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
New Book Display
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
168
Upcoming Possibilities
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
169
Making Adjustments
Mind the Gap
Crossing bridges
Challenging comfort zones
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
170
Mind the Gap
What HOLES are in your reading range
What will you do to address them
How can you help kids do the same
Identify ONE genre form format you will read in the next 60 days
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
171
Some resources Titletalk
o Last Sunday of the month from 7-8 pm Central Timeo Hosted by donalynbooks and colbysharpo Talk is archived as well
Centurions of 2014o Resolved to read 114 books in 2013
Nerdbery Challenge
Caldecott Challenge
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
Reading outside of comfort zones
It is important to read a wide variety of literature in order to recommend books to all your readers
Check your favorite authors to see if theyrsquove written other genres ex Margaret Peterson Haddix Avi Richard Peck etc
Set a goal Read one new genre for five of your usual books
Take reading suggestions from your students Make a point to go talk to them after yoursquove finished their recommendation
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
173
Climbing Beyond
Apps
eBooks
Audiobooks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
174
Audio Start with award winners
o Odyssey wwwalaorgyalsa
o Amazing Audio wwwalaorgyalsa
o Notable Recordings wwwalaorgalsc
o Audies wwwaudiopuborgaudies
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
175
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
176
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
177
Odyssey
178
Jazz two tracks
178
Jazz two tracks
179
Odyssey
180
Reading with our Ears
181
Refreshing Readers
New books
Old books
182
How do they find books
Divergent Survey
1 Ad2 Amazon3 Browsing4 Friend5 Goodreads6 Librarian7 Teacher8 Trailer
See if you can rank order these 8 as kids did And then rank order them as YOU would find them useful
183
Finding the next book
Kids
1 Teacher2 Friend3 Librarian4 Browsing5 Ad6 Amazon7 Goodreads8 Trailer
YOU And are there other
considerations for YOU
o Twittero Facebooko Book clubso
184
Newbery 2014
185
Newbery Honor
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
182
How do they find books
Divergent Survey
1 Ad2 Amazon3 Browsing4 Friend5 Goodreads6 Librarian7 Teacher8 Trailer
See if you can rank order these 8 as kids did And then rank order them as YOU would find them useful
183
Finding the next book
Kids
1 Teacher2 Friend3 Librarian4 Browsing5 Ad6 Amazon7 Goodreads8 Trailer
YOU And are there other
considerations for YOU
o Twittero Facebooko Book clubso
184
Newbery 2014
185
Newbery Honor
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
183
Finding the next book
Kids
1 Teacher2 Friend3 Librarian4 Browsing5 Ad6 Amazon7 Goodreads8 Trailer
YOU And are there other
considerations for YOU
o Twittero Facebooko Book clubso
184
Newbery 2014
185
Newbery Honor
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
184
Newbery 2014
185
Newbery Honor
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
185
Newbery Honor
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
186
Newbery Honor
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
187
Printz
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
188
Printz Honor
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
189
CS King
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
190
Pura Belpre
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
191
Geisel
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
192
Sibert
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
193
Must Have
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
197
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
198
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
199
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
200
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
201
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
202
Oldies but Goodies
Dust off some neglected books
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
208
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
209
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
210
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
211
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
212
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
213
Digging In
Fighting censorship
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
214
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
215
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
216
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
217
Gatekeeping
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
218
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
219
Reasons for Removing Books
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
220
Nurturing Growth
Resources
Recommendations
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
222
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
223
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
224
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
225
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
226
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
227
Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
1 Someone with the heart of a reader is already a reader enjoys reading and turns to reading on a regular basis as an activity they prefer
2 Someone with the heart of a reader does not need extrinsic motivation No points pizza or other incentives are needed
3 Someone with the heart of a reader tends to have friends who have reader hearts too They enjoy taking about books they have read comparing notes
4 Someone with the heart of a reader reads up and down and sideways Sometimes they turn to books that are easy reads and occasionally they challenge themselves too While they have comfort books they read widely as well
5 Someone with the heart of a reader recognizes that books entertain inform provoke and touch them deep in those hearts They know books can elicit laughter tears rage and the full range of emotions
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
236
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
237
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
238
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
239
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
240
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-
241
- Tools of the Trade
- Slide 2
- Our Reading Lives
- Terirsquos Childhood
- Terrible Tween Teri
- Wherersquos the YA Terirsquos Teens
- Terirsquos Split Personality
- A Bit Disturbed Karin
- Your reading autobiography
- Slide 10
- Getting to Know Readers
- So letrsquos get to know YOU
- Letrsquos Take a Poll
- Our Toolkit
- Finding the Time
- Edge Time
- Binge Reading
- Priority Time
- Class Time
- Finding Time to Read
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Some Tips
- Picture Books
- Developing Humor (HOTS)
- What is your favorite picture book of all time OK top 5-10
- Slide 27
- Using Picture Books K-12
- Examining NF Structures
- NF Template
- Biographies
- History through Biography
- Stories without words
- Slice of life
- Telling the truth
- Community
- So how can we use PB biographies
- Examining plot structures
- Developing Empathy
- Mood and Tone
- Archetypes
- This read aloud brought to you by Mo Willems
- What does the opening sentence tell readers
- In Math Too
- Power of tens
- Biographies of Mathematicians
- Celebrating Cultures
- More TEKS
- TEKS for NF
- Examining parody
- Caldecott 2014
- Caldecott Honor
- Caldecott Honor (2)
- Mentor Text
- Slide 55
- TEKS
- The oral tradition
- Hot off the press
- New Takes on old tales
- From song to PB
- Back to roots
- Motifs (magic numbers)
- Fables
- Fresh approaches
- Fairy tale variants
- French and Irish
- Caribbean and korean
- Even a Texas version
- Mature versions
- Teacher resource
- Creating talking points
- Got issues
- Feminism and evolution
- culture
- Dealing with tragedy
- So how do picture books play out in fringe reading
- History and biography
- art
- Cultural twist
- Different twist
- Add history to the mix
- Which comes first
- Style and diction
- Another bubba
- Endless possibilities
- Picture Books for Older Readers
- Slide 87
- Slide 88
- Slide 89
- Slide 90
- Slide 91
- Slide 92
- Slide 93
- Slide 94
- Words words words
- Slide 96
- Slide 97
- Slide 98
- Slide 99
- Slide 100
- Slide 101
- Graphic Novels
- Informational GN
- Inferences Conclusions
- ldquoRetellingrdquo
- Classics Illustrated
- Manga meets GN
- Classic Reenvisioing
- Censorship
- Study of classic texts
- Historical GN
- Younger Audience GN
- Variation on GN
- Comic GN
- Exploring Topics
- Serial GNs
- Slide 117
- Slide 118
- Slide 119
- Slide 120
- Slide 121
- Taking the Measure of Readers
- Slide 123
- Slide 124
- Slide 125
- Where are they
- PW 2013 Sales (HC)
- Slide 128
- Childrenrsquos Hardcover Backlist
- Childrenrsquos PB Frontlist
- Where do we want them to head
- Ultimately what is our goal
- Reading Ladders
- Slide 134
- Dystopias
- Dystopian Ladder Infertility
- Author Study Margaret Peterson Haddix
- Author Study Darren Shan
- LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE WOLF
- Here is one version
- Ladder for LRRH
- Climbing the Ladder
- A Spanish Flair
- Multicultural Perspectives
- YA Interpretation
- Follow-up Activity
- Dystopic trilogy
- Humor
- Social Commentary
- Sequels that Diverge
- Ladder for Dystopias
- Creating a Ladder
- Readerrsquos Advisory
- Hammering Out Recommendations
- Easy Peasy Booktalks
- More Easy Booktalks
- Quick Talks
- Oldies that still work
- Kids love them still
- Slide 160
- Displays
- Displays (2)
- Displays with Tech
- If You LikehellipDisplay
- Banned Books Display
- Abandoned Books Display
- New Book Display
- Upcoming Possibilities
- Making Adjustments
- Mind the Gap
- Some resources
- Reading outside of comfort zones
- Climbing Beyond
- Audio
- Slide 175
- Slide 176
- Odyssey
- Jazz two tracks
- Odyssey (2)
- Reading with our Ears
- Refreshing Readers
- How do they find books
- Finding the next book
- Newbery 2014
- Newbery Honor
- Newbery Honor (2)
- Printz
- Printz Honor
- CS King
- Pura Belpre
- Geisel
- Sibert
- Must Have
- Slide 194
- Slide 195
- Slide 196
- Slide 197
- Slide 198
- Slide 199
- Slide 200
- Slide 201
- Oldies but Goodies
- Slide 203
- Slide 204
- Slide 205
- Slide 206
- Slide 207
- Slide 208
- Slide 209
- Slide 210
- Slide 211
- Slide 212
- Digging In
- Slide 214
- Slide 215
- Slide 216
- Gatekeeping
- Slide 218
- Reasons for Removing Books
- Nurturing Growth
- Slide 221
- Slide 222
- Slide 223
- Slide 224
- Slide 225
- Slide 226
- Developing a Readerrsquos Heart
- Slide 228
- Slide 229
- Slide 230
- Slide 231
- Slide 232
- Slide 233
- Slide 234
- Slide 235
- Slide 236
- Slide 237
- Slide 238
- Slide 239
- Slide 240
- Slide 241
-