Books we have read classroom display

One of the things we try to do at our school is to make our reading visible. From my own display of books I have read outside of our classroom, to the rotating book displays in our classroom and sc…

Make your Classroom Book a Day reads visible without spending a ton of time. Here's a simple hack that will have you caught up in no time.

Jenna ✨ Third Grade Teacher on Instagram: "Our books we have read board has looking pretty full 📚 that must mean the end of the school year is approaching! #iteachtoo #elateacher #reading #childrensbooks #elementaryeducation #elementarylibrary"

Make your Classroom Book a Day reads visible without spending a ton of time. Here's a simple hack that will have you caught up in no time.

Lauren 👋🏽 LoLo Loves Learning on Instagram: “✨Books We Have Read✨ Maybe you saw this frame in the summer when I first made it , but I had to share it again now that it’s filled.…”

Jenna | 4th & 5th Grade Teacher on Instagram: "Our theme bookshelf!! I love being able to display the books we have read together in class and the books they read independently. Once we finish a book we discuss the theme of the book and have a debate about what is the main theme. Then we write the title and author on that colored book spine and add it to the shelf. This way we are able to see all the books we read AND practice theme all year long!! Do you want this in your classroom?! Get…

Class reading logs are a great way to continue the classroom community you have established in the early weeks of school. Reading books to the class is a lovely shared experience, upon which you can reflect for learning in the curriculum areas of your program and also the social goals of your classroom. Keep a list of the books you have read so that students can reflect back when the need arises. This is especially helpful to encourage students to make text-text connections in comprehension…