I am a lover of books; I can't get enough of them. Come check out my recommendations for readers of all ages! I hope you find some new reading treasures for you and your family here. Three star books are good, four star books are great, five star books are outstanding. In general, if I didn't like it, I don't even blog about it. Recommendations are based on my personal opinions, and cautions are listed for the sake of sensitive and/or younger readers.
Showing posts with label Phillip Done. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phillip Done. Show all posts
Thursday, November 5, 2009
THURSDAY: Close Encounters of the Third Grade Kind
From the author of 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny - one of my favorite books for teachers - Close Encounters includes a school year's worth of stories, observations, and philosophies from the elementary classroom.
A funny, heart-warming book. I laughed (and cried a little) through this whole book, recognizing not only my own students from subbing and teaching experiences, but my own son who is not yet a third grader. Perfect gift for new and seasoned elementary school teachers, especially those in grades K through 3.
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
THURSDAY: 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny
I started buying school supplies the other day which has gotten me thinking a lot about the new school year starting in a month or so, depending on your school district. This is a great book for teachers - so funny! I especially like it as a gift for new teachers. I think it puts things into perspective and gives new teachers some insights into how their new career might look - at least on some days.
This is technically a memoir, written by a long-time third grade teacher. A male third grade teacher. So this could be a good resource or gift for a young man pursuing a career in education. Some of the stories brought tears to my eyes and others had me laughing out loud. The chapters are fairly small, so they could be used during in-service or devotional times for teachers, too.
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