Favorite Reading Pins

I'm linking up to this week's Just Reed! Ten Pin Linky. This week's topic is reading ideas. This is my first time linking up, and what fun. I get to go back into my reading board and find all those great pins I haven't looked at in a while. I have been wanting to do this some time this summer, now I have a great reason!

1. This is one of my all-time favorites in my reading board - Tabletop Twitter. What a fun way to get a reading response - so interactive, and it relates to our students' need for social media.

Source: http://conversationsinliteracy.blogspot.com

2. Another very student-centered pin I have is the Bookworm Wall Display / bulletin board idea. I love how this gives students a personal connection to their book reports or activities.

Source: http://tupelohoneycaro.blogspot.com

3. This is a very creative anchor chart for Author's Purpose!! It really caught my eye!

Source: unknown

4. This one I thought was just a simple but memorable way to show the 3 ways to read a book.

Source: unknown

5. This pin is an excellent way to illustrate text connections. The more you can visualize those abstract concepts the better!!

Source: http://eberhartsexplorers.blogspot.com

6. Most of my pins seem to be bulletin boards or visuals. This one is no exception - character trait bulletin board!!! I like the way they attached the traits to the book cover images.

Source: Unknown

7. I'm always looking for different ways to add to vocabulary instruction. I want to put this to use this year with the texts I will be using. It refers to the book Bringing Words to Life: Robust Vocabulary Instruction. I read this book as part of a book study years ago. It is also one that is mentioned in the Common Core Appendices.

Source: http://myheartbelongsinfirst.blogspot.com

8. Love this CRAFT board. Ladybug's Teacher Files is one of my favorite blogs. I really like how she expanded it from CAFE. Her resources / printables are always so bright and cheerful.

Source: http://www.ladybugsteacherfiles.com/

9. I'm lovin' these Bloom's Buttons cards. I've got to get these printed and laminated. I am putting them in a center this year.

Source: http://totallyterrificintexas.blogspot.ca

10. Visual and concrete tools are always needed when teaching reading. I thought this one was just too cute! I can't wait to use this to teach main idea and details.