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And We hope you will join us as we start the Global Read Aloud on October 1st, 2012 this year. Pick the book that works best for... -
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I must admit, I am terribly excited; it is time to start book suggestions for the 2013 Global Read Aloud. Just a few reminders; book sugg...
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First of all, thank you! This project started with a simple idea 3 years ago now and has blossomed into something much bigger or better th...
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So finally the books have been decided and I am happy to announce the choices for the Global read Aloud 2011. Tuck Everlasting by Natali... -
Finally a weekly breakdown has been selected for both books. That means that I encourage you to read these pages or chapters in the design...
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The project was created in 2010 with a simple goal in mind; one book to connect the world . Now with two years under our belt and more than...
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The Global Read Aloud 2012 will happen in September - October of 2012. Join the Google Group if you would like to stay informed on the proj...
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I founded the project because I believe books are powerful. Books, by themselves, spellbind people, particularly children and allow them to travel to new places. Books become such a personal experience that to take a book and have children listen to it around the world at the same time, could open up the world. They would understand that the experience they were having with the book was perhaps the same experience as another child in another place was having. My students understand through this project that they are part of something bigger, that other kids were just like them even if they were so far apart. Even if the sun didn’t rise at the same time or the seasons were opposite, they were the same because they loved the same book.
Who is behind this?
- Mrs Ripp aka @pernilleripp
- I became a teacher because I wanted to make sure all kids I taught had someone that believed in them. That belief only grows stronger every year.
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We like your drawings of the boa constrictor eating different things.
We also like your video. The puzzle pieces making a picture were interesting.
How do you like the story of the LITTLE PRINCE?
From Mrs. March's 4th graders
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