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Angela Y. León

BOOK CLUB LESSON: What does it mean to be back-to-school ready?


The answer to that question varies. For some kiddos, it means reviewing math facts. However, let's move passed the academics. Let's expand the definition of back-to-school ready!

Some students may need help understanding their areas of strength and how those can help them overcome their weaknesses. Many kiddos will benefit from learning strategies to cope with stress or stay organized. How about equipping them with some grit? By the way, that last one is hands down one of the greatest qualities a person can have (in my humble opinion).

What better way to introduce these back-to-school skills than a book? Here are some gems.

 

Book Title: Oh, the Places You'll Go!

Author: Dr. Seuss

Book Description: From pre-schoolers to college graduates, readers are encouraged to enjoy themselves and persevere through life's ups and downs. FYI, even adults read this book (myself included) for motivation when starting a new phase of life.

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View the YouTube reading below.

 

Book Title: Thank You, Mr. Falker

Author: Patricia Polacco

Book Description: Trisha struggles with reading. A very special teacher comes along to recognize her dyslexia and help little Trisha overcome this difficulty.

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Book Title: The Dot

Author: Peter H. Reynolds

Book Description: With a little help, Vashti turns I CAN'T to I CAN as she embarks on a journey of creativity.

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