Why a good book is a secret door

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Let’s get wild!

Let’s get wild!

Something that Miller talked about that really stood out to me would be carving out time in your class for reading, to make sure you have some sort of a schedule. Considering you don’t always have time for every activity in class, it would be good to have a schedule. One the other hand that could be challenging because you might not have all the time you need to carve out the silent reading, or small group work.

What I am most excited about in teaching reading to children is that I want to teach them to love it. I want them to be able to enjoy it, I want to give them choice, because I feel like I never got that as a child. So growing up I have always had this feeling of hatred towards reading, because I just don’t enjoy it. But I want to open the opportunity for students to fall in love with reading. What I am most afraid of is coming off to my students that I don’t enjoy reading. Because I know if they have a teacher that does not like to read, why would they want to do it? I want to have that feeling of enjoyment when I read.1da679b9514bb1ddaa4b070ee12773b9

One Reply to “Let’s get wild!”

  1. I also had concerns about not having enough time in the day to make time for silent reading or group work. I am excited to teach children to love reading too. I didn’t even think of the fact that I don’t enjoy reading so why would they want to enjoy it. I am hoping by the end of this class I will find a way to enjoy reading again like I did in third grade, that way that will not be a challenge for me as a teacher.
    ps I love your picture you included.
    I look forward to seeing you in class!

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