Scholastic Book Fair
During my elementary and middle school career I remember being excited about the Scholastic Book Fair. Looking at all the books, notebooks, pens, and other stationary made me excited to read and write. During the Ivy Tech Scholastic Book Fair I saw many books and other items that would make my future classroom excited as well. The book fair not only has grade level appropriate books for all ages but it also has different subjects in each level. Some of the subjects I saw that intrigued me were science, fantasy and mystery.
The science books were particularly interesting because most of them included hands on material like tools and rocks. These kind of books not only get the students engaged in reading the book but engaging in what it said. This kind of hands on learning activates can help promote students to comprehend the information. Making reading and learning fun can help …show more content…
These kind of books catch a reader’s attention and have them engaged on what comes next. Some of the books that go into this are for older readers but can be read-a-louds to younger students. Harry Potter books are great read-a-loud books and have mystery behind every corner. Another book collection is The Boxcar Children. I would choose any of these books to read to my classroom. Reading to your students gets their minds and imagination going. The book fair also had many mystery picture books for students to read alone. These books will have the student reading the whole thing to find out what happens at the end. Mystery books are great for all ages, especially in the classroom.
The book fair was not only a learning experience to see all the different books, but I found some books for my own library at home along with a book to add to my classroom library. My favorite book was The Board Barnacle. This book teaches to not complain about what you have but to be grateful. It also was a funny book for the
The science books were particularly interesting because most of them included hands on material like tools and rocks. These kind of books not only get the students engaged in reading the book but engaging in what it said. This kind of hands on learning activates can help promote students to comprehend the information. Making reading and learning fun can help …show more content…
These kind of books catch a reader’s attention and have them engaged on what comes next. Some of the books that go into this are for older readers but can be read-a-louds to younger students. Harry Potter books are great read-a-loud books and have mystery behind every corner. Another book collection is The Boxcar Children. I would choose any of these books to read to my classroom. Reading to your students gets their minds and imagination going. The book fair also had many mystery picture books for students to read alone. These books will have the student reading the whole thing to find out what happens at the end. Mystery books are great for all ages, especially in the classroom.
The book fair was not only a learning experience to see all the different books, but I found some books for my own library at home along with a book to add to my classroom library. My favorite book was The Board Barnacle. This book teaches to not complain about what you have but to be grateful. It also was a funny book for the