Hey y'all!
Today I am joining with several dozen bloggers to invite you to an awesome summer book study showcasing Donalyn
Miller's Reading in the Wild!
An amazing reader and teacher, Miller's first book, The Book Whisperer, shares her experiences in middle
grades classrooms and how she has fostered a love of reading in her students. Her classroom is VERY INSPIRING! The book
is so down-to-earth, a fast read, and filled with simple (but powerful) ways to create a culture of reading in your
classroom. In The Book Whisperer, Millers leaves you with her frustration - students leaving her classroom
loving reading but faced with future teachers that do not share Donalyn's enthusiasm for reading. Gradually, her
students leave the practice of daily, just-because reading.
Here enters, Donalyn's second book, Reading in the Wild. This books acts as a follow-up to the first and
discusses how to foster a love of reading that is lifelong and sustainable… even when a passionate teacher is not present.
As a 3rd grade teacher, this is powerful to me. How do I structure reading and sharing opportunities that set the
foundation for life-long reading at such a young age? Reading in the Wild addresses this question!
I would love for you to join us! You can click here
or the image below to grab your copy.
So friends, are you in??
Oh, yeah! I forgot… :)
I'd LOVE to be able to give away a copy so that you could join us this summer, but it's a quick giveaway! It will end on Sunday so that the book can be ordered and sent to you, just in time for the start of the study :)
Enter below!
Good luck!
Rereading the Daily 5 book and then the CAFE book before going to a conference about Daily 5.
ReplyDelete100 minutes of Literacy, Daily 5 (updated), WBT, ... wendy 1stgradefireworks
ReplyDeleteIm reading the Divergent series by Veronica Roth
ReplyDeleteI'm in the middle of "The Read-Aloud Handbook" by Jim Trelease. I can't wait to jump into this one. I LOVED " The Book Whisperer!"
ReplyDeleteDanae, don't give up on book three! I procrastinated reading it because I heard so many controversial reviews, but now that I've finished, I'm so glad I did!
ReplyDeleteReading Daily 5 and Cafe books plus many non-education books.
ReplyDeleteOh what don't I read over the summer?! Right now I am reading Flat Out Love and then plan to finish that series. But I have a HUGE list of books to read (as you know and helped add to).
ReplyDeleteGina
I am reading a lot this summer but currently am reading a health book and the last of the Divergent series!
ReplyDeleteI am reading How Children Succeed!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to be reading The Book Whisperer (finally)!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Math is Elementary
I am a third grade teacher also and would liked to participate! I now have ONE year of teaching under my belt and want to grow as much as possible! :)
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PeppyZestyTeacherista
I LOVE The Book Whisperer (reread it every summer to get some inspiration!), but have not read Reading in the Wild yet! I just requested a bunch of books from the library. Up first, the Divergent series!
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EduKate and Inspire
I'm trying to read The Book Whisperer and Guided Math this summer.....that in addition to Teach like a Pirate.! Would LOVE to add this to my list!
ReplyDeleteFirst up is The Fault in Our Stars! After that I'm not really sure so I'm scouring this post for ideas! :o)
ReplyDeleteI am reading the Daily Five and CAFE this summer.
ReplyDeleteHappy summer! I am still in school until Friday! Winning this would sure put a smile on my face to help me make it through these last few days!
ReplyDeleteI still need to read The Book Whisperer but then I want to move onto this one! I also want to read Readicide, Falling in Love with Close Reading, and then a book for me...The One and Only by Emily Giffin.
ReplyDeleteJessica
Literacy Spark
I want to read The Book Whisperer :)
ReplyDeleteSo excited to read this book. Can't wait for the book study.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading this book and "Notice and Note: Strategies for Close Reading" this summer!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great read to pair with Daily 5 that I will also be reading this summer!
ReplyDeleteJulie Davis
100 Minutes of Literacy, Rigorous Reading and for me: some Maya Banks books (mindless reading) :)
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