scholastic summit 2017
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A note on digital citizenship,
or really, just citizenship.
Otherwise known as what to do when they
tweet the poop emoji…
Studies confirm that
more access to
books and reading
material in general
results in more
independent self-
selected reading.
More independent
self-selected reading
results in more
literacy
development.
Krashen, S., Lee, SY, and McQuillan, J. 2010
School & Classroom Libraries
Kidblogwww.kidblog.org
$36 per teacher, per year
Audience (reading & writing) - World
Nerdy Book Clubhttps://nerdybookclub.wordpress.com
Free
Audience (reading & writing) - World
Skype ~ Possible Uses:
• Mystery Skype
• World Read Aloud Day
• Global Read Aloud
• March Book Madness
• Mock Caldecott
• Connect with an author
http://www.katemessner.com/authors
-who-skype-with-classes-book-clubs-
for-free/
Padlet ~ Possible Uses:
• Book Log
• Research Curation
• Exit Slips
• Comprehension Checks
• Backchannel
***************
• Connecting Classrooms
• It’s Monday!
• Connecting outside of school
Twitter ~ Possible Uses:
• Tweet authors
• Share blogs
• Use hashtags -
• It’s Monday - #IMWAYR
• #readergrams
• #writergrams
• #gra17
• #sol17
• #2017MBM
• Connecting Classrooms
• Find experts
March
Book
Madness
#2017MBM
Tony Keefer
@tonykeefer
Scott Jones
@escott818
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Global Read Aloud #gra17
https://theglobalreadaloud.com
Pernille Ripp @pernilleripp
InstagramClass account: SagesHoots
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Using stories or the
regular feed,
share book talks
with the world.
#15secbooktalks
- Colby Sharp
@colbysharp
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Audience (reading & writing) - World
Lost Forever
By: Joey
Today I lost a friend.
He was a hero,
a heart warming,
a goat.
Some people say
animals don’t have
a soul,
but I know they do.
His soul is flying,
flying in the sky,
free running around.
I hope God
takes care of him.
I lost a friend,
that left.
I yelled at him,
to come back.
He didn’t come.
The thing I have
in memory,
is fur.
A friend,
is a friend.
A human and a goat,
made no difference.
Beautiful possibilities…
Alison’s poem… He/Him
He/Him
Is what he wants to be.
He/Him is hard to be.
When there are people who don’t see.
It’s who he needs to be.
He tries to explain, but all he gets,
Are the echoing screams of disgust.
When we go to his house,
She/her is what we are forced to say.
I see the look in his dismal green eyes,
He is in pain.
He has such a kind heart,
A smart, sharp mind.
A smile that stretches longer than a mile.
I love him so much,
And he deserves all the love in the world.
It’s hard for him to keep that beautiful smile,
When all he wants in this entire world,
Is to be,
He/Him.
Our ultimate goal should be to create
independent readers, writers, and thinkers who
pick the level of audience needed when they
need it. To create students who know how to
navigate in this public space in the world and
feel confident enough to do so.
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