In this true story, we meet a family who has fled Iraq with their beloved cat. Lost and Found Cat: The True Story of Kunkush’s Incredible Journey written by Doug Kuntz and Amy Shrodes and illustrated by Sue CornelisonĪnother fantastic title to share with students to give them a sense of the refugee crisis. It’s the bestway to discover what to read next. Follow the links to read about all of the amazing books the #IMWAYR community has read. Join Jen from Teach Mentor Texts and Kellee and Ricki from Unleashing Readers and share all of the reading you have done over the week from picture books to young adult novels. Thanks to Carole Fullerton for so many fantastic math games! A favourite activity was playing this game to practice our doubles facts. I love all of the portraits so much! Each one has such personality shining through. We also have some incredible art happening! Thanks to Maggie in the Art and Discovery studio, we had the opportunity to paint our portraits with water colour paints. “Did you get an opportunity to be a writer or did you just do it?”Īnd they loved the read aloud! It looked something like this. I think my favourite question she was asked was this one: Students didn’t want to stop talking with her! Part of our celebration of writing was having author Bree Galbraith visit to talk with us about writing and to share her book Milo and Georgie. There are some beautiful samples of student writing shared there. My post on Sunday shared how we are Growing Writers. Writing has been a beautiful thing in our classroom.
My Monday posts now also contain some sharing from my week in the classroom. The book love went to fly vomit and squishy spiders.
Our #classroombookaday titles supported our study of insects and arachnids.
Dory Fantasmagory fans being bothered by an even bigger Dory fan, their teacher (me!) being all excited that Dory is getting lots of love! I did leave them in peace after my happy dance. Each week I share at least one reading photo of the week.
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