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Ms. Varano's Classroom

  • Crown Point Elementary School
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • 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 third grade students are brilliant, engaged learners who thoroughly enjoy reading. They thrive when reading chapter books and making connections to their real-life situations. These students come from a low-middle class neighborhood that is being hit hard by the economy. Having access to extensive texts is simply not possible for many of the students in my class. I am currently teaching students with special needs, and I believe any form of reading that can be engaging, such as reading from a chapter book (which they see all around them) will push them to continue to strive to do their best.

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My third grade students are brilliant, engaged learners who thoroughly enjoy reading. They thrive when reading chapter books and making connections to their real-life situations. These students come from a low-middle class neighborhood that is being hit hard by the economy. Having access to extensive texts is simply not possible for many of the students in my class. I am currently teaching students with special needs, and I believe any form of reading that can be engaging, such as reading from a chapter book (which they see all around them) will push them to continue to strive to do their best.

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