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Mrs. Lee's Classroom

  • Red Bank Middle School
  • Red Bank, TN
  • More than half 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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My classroom doesn’t have any class sets of novels. In order to teach a longer work of literature and discuss deeper themes, characterization, and help kids become invested in reading for a sustained period, we need books. I choose books that can be taught at various reading levels, books that I have found on audio, and books that will immediately engage 6th graders who have a call to adventure built in and ready to go. I don’t want to hand my students books and have them bring back book reports. I want to have meaningful discussions with them about the novels, which can only happen if we’re all reading the book together. Please help!

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My classroom doesn’t have any class sets of novels. In order to teach a longer work of literature and discuss deeper themes, characterization, and help kids become invested in reading for a sustained period, we need books. I choose books that can be taught at various reading levels, books that I have found on audio, and books that will immediately engage 6th graders who have a call to adventure built in and ready to go. I don’t want to hand my students books and have them bring back book reports. I want to have meaningful discussions with them about the novels, which can only happen if we’re all reading the book together. Please help!

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