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— Brynn Allison (@literarymaven)Wed, Nov 16 2016 00:00:02 - Q1: Share books you’ve found that work well for discussion in Book Clubs. #2ndaryELA
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— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:05:01 - A1: Freak the Mighty #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/MzUrbanEducator/status/798693534916288514
— Mz. Urban Educator (@MzUrbanEducator)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:05:52 - A1 The idea of online book clubs is new to me but intriguing! #2ndaryELA
https://twitter.com/literarymaven/status/798693570290991105
— Brynn Allison (@literarymaven)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:00 - A1: Books that are high interest to the age group of the students. #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798693573399117825
— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:01 - A1: I've never really implemented book clubs, but I can't wait to hear everyone's ideas. Let the lurking begin! #2ndaryELA
https://twitter.com/JenniferFox13/status/798693571306094592
— Jennifer Fox (@JenniferFox13)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:01 - A1 we just did Lost in the Sun which I would use again & drums, girls, & dangerous pie is always a hit #2ndaryela
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— Ms. N. Warchol (@MsNWarchol)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:17 - A2: I have had great discussions using The Giver with 8th graders - more like socratic seminar than book club. #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/SpanglerMiddle/status/798693755322777604
— SpanglerMiddle (@SpanglerMiddle)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:44 - A1 I haven't had the chance to get experience in this area yet, but I'm looking to glean from everyone's ideas! #2ndaryela
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— Jenna Shallcross (@jshallcross01)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:59 - I ran online book clubs after seeing Penny Kittle speak last year. My kids enjoyed the different format. #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798693817952169984
— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:06:59 - A1 My students also love the summer of letting go & the pull of gravity #2ndaryela
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— Ms. N. Warchol (@MsNWarchol)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:07:18 - A1 - I've never done any work with book clubs, but I think that All American Boys would be engaging and relevant for many SS #2ndaryELA
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— Hillary Carpenter (@hcarp_cms)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:07:23 - A2: Dystopian novels #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/MzUrbanEducator/status/798693994226216960
— Mz. Urban Educator (@MzUrbanEducator)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:07:41 - @2peasandadog How do they work? #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/SpanglerMiddle/status/798694116263657472
— SpanglerMiddle (@SpanglerMiddle)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:08:10 - Can you tell more about how you ran them? #2ndaryela https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798693817952169984 …
https://twitter.com/Teachr4/status/798694450298023936
— Leigh Anne Eck (@Teachr4)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:09:30 - A1: I sorted groups by reading level in my 2 classes, then I assigned each group a novel. Discussions took place in Google Drive #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798694561921040384
— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:09:57 - @Eatbooks4brkfst I choose the books because I had to buy them with my own $ - I also gave each group questions to respond to #2ndaryela
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— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:15:45 https://twitter.com/JenniferFox13/status/798694873184477184
— Jennifer Fox (@JenniferFox13)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:11:11- A1 I have done book clubs using books from @DonorsChoose. Circus Mirandus was a great discussion book for 6th grade. #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/Teachr4/status/798694195896713216
— Leigh Anne Eck (@Teachr4)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:08:29 - A1 - The House on Mango Street would be a shorter read - good for reluctant readers - and SS could relate and focus on imagery #2ndaryELA
https://twitter.com/hcarp_cms/status/798694335541903361
— Hillary Carpenter (@hcarp_cms)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:09:03 - Q2: What are the benefits of having students connect with readers outside of your classroom? #2ndaryELA
https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798694579704832000
— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:10:01 - A2 Having a real audience to write for always motivates students. I imagine it would be the same with reading #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/literarymaven/status/798694828930265088
— Brynn Allison (@literarymaven)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:11:00 - A2: When students connect with other readers they see that reading is universal and can be shared by people anywhere anytime. #2ndaryela
https://twitter.com/2peasandadog/status/798694828917792768
— Kristy (@2peasandadog)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:11:00 - A2 - SS who are more shy and reserved can feel empowered to speak in online formats vs face to face interactions #2ndaryELA
https://twitter.com/hcarp_cms/status/798694938930270209
— Hillary Carpenter (@hcarp_cms)Wed, Nov 16 2016 01:11:27
