Back to School: Meet the Teacher Prep Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2016
- Sorry guys, I had to combine Wednesday and Thursday Vlogs together! Teaching responsibilities are now taking over! I am so excited to be starting back in the classroom for my 4th grade adventure!
I hope you enjoy this Vlog where I cover Parent Night prep and do a little walk through of my process.
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Nancy Drew!! I loved those books in 4th grade!
The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids!! My absolute favorite! The Baby-sitter's Club, Baby-Sitters Little Sister and American Girl
Love the old fashion tables and chairs. It makes your classroom look like a home!
My 3rd graders love the I survived books....
I only have One....I need to find more!
keep an eye on scholastic books! last year i was able to get a box set with most of them that worked out to be $2 a book and then i just had to buy the other couple individually.
+The Lettered Classroom use points from book orders!!! I just submitted mine and got 35 books free!!!
Not only are you a lovely teacher, but you are a loving parent too! :D
The babysitter club series definitely
Happy thoughts being sent your way!
Love the Bailey School Kids series
I loved the Bailey School Kids series!
I survived series... great for upper elementary.
Definately the I Survived Series. It is awesome!!!! All of my students loved them.
Your sorting hat on that globe will draw gasps! I now I gasped and loved it!
:) I love it! It is so much fun!
I SURVIVED is a great series
The Bailey School Kids is a good one!
I am a 17 year teacher and I can't explain how much I enjoy watching your videos. You remind me of why I got into teaching in the first place. I look forward to seeing more videos. I wish you could travel and visit and be a mentor to me!!!!
I teach 5th and my kids LOVE the "Who was" biographies and the "I survived" ... Both have TONS of books !
Nancy Drew series was always my favorite. People loved baby sitters club too.
I survived is a great series!!!
Love, love, lovedddd the little popcorn baggies! Super adorable!
The popcorn idea is so great! I'm thinking this would be perfect for our involvement fair!
I used to LOVE the "Encyclopedia Brown" series when I was a kid. Its an old series, but the kids might like it.
The "I Survived..." series by Laren Tarshis are great!! My kiddos love them.
i agree that the chairs take away from the awesomeness of that table! putting those chairs by the library would add more flexible seating options for the kids so i think that's an awesome idea :)
A Series of Unfortunate Events is an amazing series!
If you don't have them all, definitely look into it! There are 13 books in that series.
Enid Blyton - The Famous Five, The Secret Series.... I used to LOOOVE these books when I was younger, they are very adventurous and one can feel like a hero when reading them :).
Geronimo Stilton was my favorite! Its an awesome series
Still absolutely loving your vlogs😊
You should do a "look book" type video, I would love to see the kind of outfits you wear! Or an what I wore this week video with just short clips of your outfits for school!
Krysta Buccelli my brothers name is Blaine like her sons name
Can't wait to see the new table you bought. I love the popcorn idea.
Setting it up today! I can't wait!
my 4th -6th graders love I Survived.... Joplin Tornado is their favorite!
Those two chairs will be perfect by a reading area. Just throw some comfy cushions and it will be a great seat for students to read their favorite books by the book rack.
you are a great mom and teacher
A Series of Unfortunate Events, Encyclopedia Brown, Goosebumps, I've got more but it's been awhile since I've gone through my storage...I'll get back to ya...
Judy Moody! Can't wait to see your new table. I'm still waiting to know what grade I'm teaching. Year 12 and the boss is still moving people around. Trying to live vicariously through you. 😀
The Secrets of Droon and the Percy Jackson books are two really good book series
The popping by treat is so cute! Your room is amazing! U R an inspiration to me! Ty
Aww...Thank you so much!
Those popcorn bags are SO CUTE
This is so awesome video! Love it.
I like the black chairs at your front brown table! I would sit at the black chairs, when teaching that group. I may be confused...that's just a student table, isn't it? Well---either way...your children will be so blessed! Such a creative inspired room! So excited for your year to begin!
Sweet Valley high!!!
Good!!!!!
I just love all your videos! You are so inspiring! For the series books, don't forget The Wimpy Kid books. Girls love Dork Diaries. Captain Underpants continues to be very popular in my class. Good luck with your new students and have a great year. Your room looks beyond awesome!
Yay!! I will look for a few of those this weekend!
The Pee Wee Scouts is such a great series!!!!!!! :)
I loved the Cam Jansen series when I was younger!! I think they have up to 30 in the series!!
maybe for the chairs that you can't find a table for, get individual little food tables. like the ones you put your food on if you eat in the living room.
Amulet and bones series of graphic novels are a huge hit with my grade 4 boys. Also goosebumps and diary of a wimpy kid are always flying off my shelves.
I started typing series of unfortunate events and you had it (: I read the series about 3 times when I was in grade school/middle school and I loved them.
The Animorphs or Aniphorms are a very good series. My higher level third grades love it. I love all your videos and the popcorn water thing. Keep doing the great work.
Geronimo Stilton and My Weird School were two of my favorite series in elementary school!
ps I'm going to be a senior in high school this year and am going to college to be an elementary school teacher and just wanted to tell you that you are AMAZING! I'm so glad I found your channel!!
Deltora Quest is a really good series! Especially for 4th grade!
As a media coordinator my kids love The Weird School Series by Dan Gutman.
Babysitter's Club, Goosebumps, Dear America series, possibly the Little House on the Prairie series, The Cirque Du Freak series, The Hardy Boys(may be a little difficult for 4th grade and same for Nancy Drew, but just some ideas). Good luck!
Seriously woman! you can't keep up with my needs for your videos haha you're awesome keep it up!!!
I think Magic School Bus has a great series!
American girl is a good series :)
The girls in your class might enjoy the Babysitters Club series and the boys will love the hardy boys and even Nancy Drew!( some boys in my class last year read like 10 of the Nancy Drew books and loved them!)
My Weird School Series. The author even has My Weirder School and My Weird School Daze....the kids devour those lol
my kids love these too
Nancy Drew, The Babysitters Club, The Hardy Boys, and the Bailey School Kids are all the ones that I can think of. I'm not sure if kids still read those but if they do~
You should definitely read a wrinkle in time but it takes a lot of being able to picture what is happening but it's a great book
I survived is a really popular series for my 4th graders
Ive been watching your vidoes for the past like 3hours. Im in college and majoring in Elementary Education. I know this is an old video but you were taking about book series. Growing up i LOVED Geronimo Stilton books! They are picture chapter books and were my favortie. There is at 30+ books in the series!
I like the idea of featuring series books but maybe you could use the rack to feature book genres as well. This will help to introduce book genres.
omg your attention to detail is the cutest thing! Those popcorn bags and your whole meet the teacher set up is amazing!
Saddle Club, Dork Diaries, Little House, Scary book series (don't remember what it's called but it's very popular), Warriors (my 4th grade boys loved this), Seekers (same author as warriors), Survivors (same author as warriors
Not a big series (only 4 books so far) but I think your kids would love The Doll People
Magic tree house, flat Stanley, Geronimo Stilton and Goosebumps were favorites, when I was in 4th grade.
And animal ark
Love your classroom set up videos...I keep checking for new ones each day!
Book suggestions.....Maisie Hitchins series by Holly Webb....great for girls they are a series about a girl detective!
Troll Hunters series by Michael Dahl ...great for boys
Beast Quest series by Adam Blade...again great for boys!!
All of these are fairly thin books that are great for building up stamina and giving the children a sense of achievement as they finish each book and move into the next in the series.
Hope these help! Xxx
Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Babysitters Club
Boxcar children.. Babysitters club.. Nancy Drew .. My 4th graders love those series
And goosebumps is also really popular
I'm a new subscriber and I'm just loving your vlogs! Excited for your kiddos to enjoy learning in this space you've worked so hard to create. What a memorable year they are going to have with you! Good luck with it all! Ps-glad you got a table! 😅
A full Roald Dahl book collection is always a must for me!
At Target they have a fake roughed up table, I think you should check it out because it would match your room perfectly,
Animal Ark is a good book series for that age group.
Black Lagoon too
I teach 4th grade ELA, my students love: Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Junie B. Jones, Magic Tree House, some got into Harry Potter, Geronimo Stilton, Humphrey series, The One and Only Ivan (not a series but fantastic book), Wonder (great read aloud for this age), American Girls, see if you can find a sports series (I can't remember one off of the top of my head).
How to Train Your Dragon and Diary of a Wimpy Kid are super popular in my class in the UK!
The Who is? or the Who was? series (They are Biographies)
You could do the I Survive series
Judy Blume's Fudge Series
You are AMAZING! I'm starting my teaching career and I was really scared until I started watching your vídeos. So THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING!!
Aww...Thank you so much! More than happy to help!
Hi, I work in a primary school the UK in Years 3-5 so the children are between 7-10 and ours love these kinds of books and series, not sure if they are available in the US but they are very popular with children over here. Enid Blyton's Famous Five, The Secret Seven or any of her books, David Walliams series, The Diary of a Wimpy Kid, any Roald Dahl books, Harry Potter and Geronimo Stilton... are just a few of what are popular over here. Hope this helps x
The babysitters club has lots of books in the series
Tom gates is amazing
My favorite series in the fourth grade was the Geronimo Stilton books, idk if it's fourth grade level but it's an easy read (I read one book in the 30< library time we had).
Book series I would recommend for 4th grade Little House by Laura Engles Wilder, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Captain Underpants are a few.
Babysitters Club or the American Girl series
I was going to suggest The Babysitter's Club books too!
I loved those books they are awesome
York County, PA is the snack capital of the world! There are so many good snack companies around the state. You should take the boys to Litiz to a pretzel factory. You can even twist your own pretzel at Sturgis. Martin's and Utz are my favorite chip brands. We also have great Tastykakes! At some point you should also go to Shady Maple Smorgasbord in East Earl (near Lancaster).
I loved Anne of Green Gables books, The Chronicles of Narnia, and the Fudge Books by Judy Blume,
Anthony Horowitz has a lot of series then there's diary of a wimpy kid
Check out the Goodwill in your area for the used series books! They are so cheap there!
I have to second Secrets of Droon. There are at least 20 books in the series with several branches off.
Some book Series...
Captain Underpants, Magic Tree House, Cam Jansen, Mighty Robot, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Dork Diaries, Stink, Amber Brown, Clementine...
babysitters club, Sweet Valley High, chronicles of narnia, little house on the prairie
the Arthur chapter books
I suggest the Dear America series. They teach history in a really exciting way. They are like diaries, but not like the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. I enjoyed them when I was a child, and still do. They also have a series for all over the world, but I can't remember the name for those ones.
Also there's
Ivy and Bean (a new series)
Horrible Henry
Nancy Drew
Hardy Boys
BOOK SERIES THAT POPPED INTO MIND.
The babysitters club
My teacher is an alien
The books of elsewhere and since i'm like 2 years late responding i'm sure you have heard all of these plus some
lol
Look at Phoebe G Green, Ivy and Bean (they range from 3-4 AR scores) Hank Zipzer, Heidi Hecklebeck (they range as well) and Sophie Mouse (they range but are so cute!)
- "Baseball Card Adventures" by Dan Gutman; reading level = Grade 3-4 level (according to Scholastic Book Wizard). My son (was in Grade 5) absolutely loved this series. If you have kids, especially boys, who like baseball, they'll love these!
- "My Weird School" series also by Dan Gutman; reading level = Grade 2-3 level (according to Scholastic Book Wizard)
- "Geronimo Stilton" and "Thea Stilton" series; reading level = Grade 2-3 (sometimes 4) level (according to Scholastic Book Wizard)
- "Charlie Bone" series; reading level = Grade 4-5. This series was recommended to my daughter (in Grade 4 at the time) as an easier alternative to Harry Potter. She loved the series!
- Irene Punt's hockey series; reading level about Grade 3. Great for hockey lovers who are reluctant readers. There are only about 6 books in the series.
- "Ghostville Elementary" series; reading level = Grade 3
- "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series; reading level = Grade 4-5
The series being mentioned most often are great but mostly early Grade 2 to 3 reading levels. For example, A to Z Mysteries is about Grade 2-3, Cam Jansen is mostly Grade 2, Magic Treehouse is early Grade 2-3, Junie B Jones is Grade 1-2, Boxcar Children is Grade 3, Goosebumps = Grade 2-4. Spiderwick Chronicles is great (about Grade 6). (All according to Scholastic Book Wizard). So in addition to these, I'd look for Grade 4-5 series. I'm finding that level more difficult to find (in series)! It seems that at the higher grade levels, books are often in smaller series of about 3-5 books. Some good ones would be trilogies by Gordon Korman (ex: the "Kidnapped" trilogy) and Margaret Peterson Haddix's "The Shadow Children" series (hers is about Grade 5-6; good for more advanced readers).
I would love to do a HP room, but I worry for little ones who, like me (til my parents saw the light!) weren't allowed to read it.
Geronimo Stilton!
Harry Potter they have six books and they're really good my teacher has read all of them and I love them they're so interesting I watch the movies and they're so cool and I think your 4th graders would love them