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🎉IT’S WEDNESDAY which means it’s #literacyl

🎉IT’S WEDNESDAY which means it’s #literacylive night!🥳

✨We’ve talked about building classroom community those first 2 weeks and now we’re going to talk about two books to take into the school community with engaging lessons + art! 🎨

🌈 Maybe Something Beautiful is the true story of how a neighborhood in San Diego was revived through beautiful artwork from the community.

🌈Share Your Rainbow was written by 18 authors during the beginning of the pandemic. It is a simple, yet beautiful story of ways we find the rainbow in every day things.

📱 join me tonight at 9:30 PM to talk all about these two books and how to use them in your classroom + look for a post later today all about a back to school checklist for routines and procedures with your students that we will be discussing tonight, too!😍

Don’t forget to join my email list at AmeliaCapotosta.com to make sure you get all of the exclusive freebies I talk about during the free PD!😍

✨ Read aloud storage!✨ I get questions about

✨ Read aloud storage!✨

I get questions about how and where I store my read alouds all of the time! I don’t keep them in our classroom library, I keep them back in my closet behind my desk! 🖤

They are in alphabetical order by title (like A-C in one bin, etc!). If I have a large amount for one topic though, they are grouped together. And if I have ones that are very specifically seasonal (like BTS books) they are in a monthly bin of supplies!😍

I put them out on a display shelf the week they are our mentor text(s)🖤

⬇️How do you store your read alouds?

✨These bins are the same as my library ones from @reallygoodstuff and the only ones I’ll ever use again because I love them that much 😂

🗺 Classroom library tip! Anytime you travel, co

🗺 Classroom library tip! Anytime you travel, collect brochures for that area! Put them in a bin in your classroom library and watch as your students get immersed in their “travels” as an independent reading choice! 🥰

✨ BONUS! Use those brochures for a writing project!

🌊 On our anniversary trip (not our fam beach tr

🌊 On our anniversary trip (not our fam beach trip because, toddlers 😝) I was able to read a few “grown up” books as my boys call them! 😂 I wanted to share some of my favorites with you!

⬇️ I’d love for you to share some of your favorite recent reads!

☀️ A young artist whose life has been derailed gets the job of restoring a post World War revitalization mural. While doing the tedious work, she uncovers secrets of the journey that the original artist went through. Secrets that were kept in a small town and racism that plays a big role in it all.

I flew through this one. I LOVED the mix of history, and the two intertwined stories.

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