And now…Let’s Get Acquainted! This week Flying into First Grade wants everyone to list their 3 favorite spots in their classroom, so here we go…
1. Our jellybean table- So I know this is really a kidney bean table, but in our room we refer to it as the jellybean table because really jellybeans are more fun than kidney beans. 🙂 This is one of my favorite spots because my little friends spend so much time here becoming super readers and almost everything we need to become super readers is right in hands-reach for us.
3. Our big bookshelf- As I said, I love love love books so of course I had to include our big bookshelf. My goal for next year is to really get these books organized by levels and themes (this has been a goal for awhile, but really hoping it’ll actually happen this summer since we are going to be using Fountas & Pinnell even more next year), but for now I love to choose books for read alouds and my students love to choose books to read on their own from this shelf! We’ve also got some large pillows in the bottom shelf that my little friends get to pull out every once in awhile to get comfy while reading!
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I love books too and one of my favorite places in my classroom is my reading corner. Thank you for the freebie too…this is a great activity to do with any age students!
Rosie
http://www.rosielrambles.blogspot.com
I have not heard of this series of books!! Do they have some for upper grades or are they mostly lower grades?
Thank you for the freebie!!! And I love that you call it a jellybean table! That's way more fun!!
Thanks for linking up!
Amanda
Collaboration Cuties
Great books. I haven't seen those before. The jellybean table is a cute name. I've heard it called a kidney table…yuck! Thanks for the freebie!
Gina
Beach Sand and Lesson Plans
These texts look great! Just found your blog through the text link up and am a fellow Illinois blogger (and a new follower). Will be back to read future posts!
Smiles,
Sarah @ Hoots N' Hollers
Great question- I'm not too sure, but I actually think that these might work with upper grades too if you're looking for a simple intro book set to the five senses! 🙂