More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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By students having more of a selection in what they read during independent reading time, more students will be able to connect to the literature in front of them. The books that will build my classroom library will ensure that all of my students are represented in the reading material that is available. Although we do utilize the school library, I believe that it is important to host a wide variety of reading materials within the ELA classroom so that there are more chances for the books to be noticed and for conversations to ensue.
In our digitized world, I do not want my students to miss out on the literary magic that takes place when one physically turns the page of a book. Funding the purchase of Markus Zusak's "The Book Thief" will allow my students to have quick access to figurative language, character development, and an assortment of themes that they would otherwise read on a computer screen. This novel deserves to be read traditionally—on paper—so that students read in the way that causes the main character to fall in love with words.
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By students having more of a selection in what they read during independent reading time, more students will be able to connect to the literature in front of them. The books that will build my classroom library will ensure that all of my students are represented in the reading material that is available. Although we do utilize the school library, I believe that it is important to host a wide variety of reading materials within the ELA classroom so that there are more chances for the books to be noticed and for conversations to ensue.
In our digitized world, I do not want my students to miss out on the literary magic that takes place when one physically turns the page of a book. Funding the purchase of Markus Zusak's "The Book Thief" will allow my students to have quick access to figurative language, character development, and an assortment of themes that they would otherwise read on a computer screen. This novel deserves to be read traditionally—on paper—so that students read in the way that causes the main character to fall in love with words.