BOOKS I LOVE | chapter books & read alouds, third grade

[@christineaslan7101]

Love this video! Thank you!! I moved overseas to Turkey with my young kids. I am always looking for things to read with them. I also teach teach online. I read Because of Winn Dixie because you mentioned it. It was a big hit!!! Have a great weekend!

[@courtneyrobinson7444]

"There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom," by Louis Sachar is an oldie but a goodie. I have read it in grades 4-7, and all have loved it! It gives insight into "bad kid's" life at school and home and how hard it is for him to transform into a "good" student. I cry every time that I read it aloud.

[@thatteachernextdoor2422]

My students always love reading The Wild Robot.

[@katherinec.1825]

Loved this video!! I teach 4th grade, and I've done novel studies for Misty of Chincoteague, Esperanza Rising, and I'm adding The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane this year. I want to read Frederick Douglas Fights for Freedom so I can add that one! I also love to read aloud the first Harry Potter book, and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe to my class.

[@juliepeoples4822]

Thank you Mrs. Katie, these book for third grade are amazing! We love Trumpet of the Swan by EB White also, and The Wild Robot.

[@debbieherrin9982]

Thank you for sharing your book lists! I also teach third grade with My View and use several of the same books through the year.

[@BREEDSTYLE]

As a third grade teacher who will only be teaching language arts next year I'm super excited to have some of these incorporated into next year !

[@ninaruchi2745]

Your a amazing teacher

[@SaRo-r8j]

Great resource for this grandma. Thank you sweetie. All the best as you finish off your school year. 🎉

[@susangumbrell3874]

Yay!!! Love books. Reading and being read to is your ticket to the world. Thank you for sharing. Blessings Susie 🙏🇬🇧

[@minapandher9719]

The BFG was my favorite read-aloud from elementary school too! Such a core, fond memory.

[@mogssis]

My kiddos have really enjoyed the Humphrey books this year in second grade! Also, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane is a must, always tears. Honestly, the Lorax is also one of my absolute favorite read alouds and teaches so many skills.

[@Asmith314]

Love the video! One book I read at the end of April is “Wish Tree” by Katherine Applegate. My 3rd grade kids love this book last year and my 4th graders are enjoying it this year.

[@kimscooterjamieson]

I love loved this video. ❤. Would love more of these types that reference what topic you taught them with.

[@livelaughlove4635]

Love this video! I’m saving it to reference in the future. ❤

[@bonniewatkins6770]

I love Jabari Jumps! I am a high school teacher. I use all the Peter Reynolds books. I also like a book called Feathers and Fools by Mem Fox. For teachers, if you haven't read, Becoming Better Grown Ups by Brad Montague, you should.

[@morganwitherall1996]

Do you have any great book recommendations for young adults? 14:27

[@elee2992]

Could you share how you do your novel studies?

[@DebraDiDonato]

The Wish Tree - read it to my 4th graders but have since read it to younger and older students.

[@shawnajones0813]

"Thank You, Mr. Faulker" by Patricia Polacco

[@larrythomas9860]

Ok girl you got it 😊

[@dani0363]

Can you share your mentor text wall as a close up where we can see all the books you used this year? I love this idea! Wait until the end of the year, so we have the complete set! 😂

[@mrs_katie_in_elementary]

I actually just took to down today for state testing 😔 I share more about it in this vlog: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqTTgYtjr5qYgrssi=nrxrHM5WJRUU4m4N

[@ОлегТолмачев-ж5п]

Are all these books classified as children's literature?

[@ОлегТолмачев-ж5п]

@AaWa-dp4oq Thanks 🙏 🙂