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Reading Logs for Fiction and Nonfiction Reading

$6.00
These SIX weekly reading logs use a variety of formats, including one that uses the Someone Wanted But So summary format and one that uses the Five W's format.
   
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These SIX weekly reading logs use a variety of formats, including one that uses the Someone Wanted But So summary format and one that uses the Five W's format. Three of the reading logs are designed for fiction reading and three of the reading logs are designed for non fiction reading. You may choose one format for your class, or alternate through them. Many teachers may want to copy a fiction format on one side and a non fiction format on the other, in order to give students a choice of books. Students use these reading logs to record their nightly reading homework and prove their comprehension to you and their parents. All formats have been tested with real students in the classroom of Heidi Raki.
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for Reading Logs for Fiction and Nonfiction Reading by rakiradresources
AWESOME LOG
Personally, I haven't ever liked reading logs - they seem mundane and just record a title, author and pages read. I love this log. I plan on using it with both my struggling students and some of my GT students.

Thanks!

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More about the seller

After our move to Morocco in June of 2011, I will be teaching first grade at an American School in Casablanca, Morocco. Currently, I teach all grade levels in the computer lab at a Title I school in Georgia. Previously, I taught 3rd grade for 4 years. I student-taught in 3rd grade and Kindergartden. I teach in a low-income school where my students need to look at every problem from 12 different angles. Although it is challenging, it is also incredibly rewarding.
My Teaching Style
I am a very hands on teacher, who teaches through brain based learning strategies. I also use arts based learning strategies and SIOP (Sheltered Instruction - for ESOL learners) daily in my classroom.
Honors/Awards/Shining Teaching Moment
I have been involved with the Math Curriculum Committee, Quarterly Training, the Report Card Committee, and many other committees for my county. I also write units and lesson plans for the county website