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Common Core RL.9-10.10 syllabi

Classroom Library Parent Permission Letter - Book and Reading Parent Letter

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Have you read every book in your classroom library? Probably not. Could there be content in a book that a parent finds objectionable? Maybe. If you have a classroom library, it's always a good idea to have parents sign a permission form before students are allowed to check out books. Use this letter to save time! Copy them on colored paper and keep them on file all year.Here's what you'll get:Four versions of the classroom library letter; use the one best suited to your situation (teacher as non

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Library Skills, Reading

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Syllabi, Handouts, Classroom Forms

CCSS:

RL.7.10

, RL.8.10

, RL.9-10.10

, RI.7.10

, RI.8.10

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Also included in: Classroom Library Bundle - Classroom Library Organization with Parent Letter

Reading Interest Survey / Reading Interest Inventory / Reading Rating Survey

Created by

Mrs Schaubs Shelf

Are you trying to get your students more interested in reading? Try giving them a reading interest survey at the beginning of the year (or anytime!) to determine how much they love reading. This quick survey helps you to take inventory of their likes and dislikes when it comes to books. It will also serve as a great reference piece for the entire school year; you can refer back to it to help recommend books to students.The survey will address items like:How often students readHow they choose boo

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Syllabi, Assessment, Classroom Forms

CCSS:

RL.7.10

, RL.8.10

, RL.9-10.10

, RI.7.10

, RI.8.10

...

Independent Reading Book List for Parents (Perfect for Back to School Night!)

Created by

The Zoo Librarian

THIS is what your need for your Open House or your Back to School Night. You will instantly impress your parents as well as put a tool in their hands that will help their children to thrive in your classroom.It can be so difficult to encourage middle and high schoolers to read independently. Once of the most commonly asked questions in parent-teacher conferences as well as at Open House nights is "My child used to love to read, but now, with homework, activities, friends, technology, etc...they

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Literature, Reading

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff

Types:

Teacher Manuals, Syllabi, For Parents

CCSS:

RL.9-10.10

, CCRA.R.1

, CCRA.R.10