Today I am working with my friends over at Kinder Tribe to bring you a blog post about what worked well in my room last year!
One thing I love using in my classroom is interactive books! My students tended to get board with reading on their own and when they would finished with activities early they needed something to keep them more engaged, this also kept the majority of students out of trouble! Interactive books were a lifesaver for me and the kids loved them!
Interactive books are not only a great way to keep students engaged but also a great way to practice reading (nursery rhyme books), learning how to dress for the weather, categories and so much more! Here are just a few of my favorites!
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| These books went great with our nursery rhyme units! |
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| I loved adding this to our farm units! |
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| Here's a fun one to teach students how to dress for different weather situations. |
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| A great differentiated learning book (2 books in one!) to teach categories! |
These are just a few that I have used. I also have shape interactive books, money interactive books and so much more! I plan on creating more interactive books this year to go along with more areas of the curriculum. There are so many fun ways you can use interactive books in the classroom and the kids love them!
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Those are great! Do you have trouble with losing pieces?
ReplyDeleteI actually haven't had a problem with losing pieces! Surprisingly so! I thought I would but the kids enjoy them so much that they keep track of them!
DeleteI love, love, love this post!!!! I love interactive books too! Thank you so much for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteMy Fabulous Class
Thank you very much! I appreciate being ale to link up! Aren't interactive books the best!
DeleteI love, love, love this post!!!! I love interactive books too! Thank you so much for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteMy Fabulous Class
I love, love, love this post!!!! I love interactive books too! Thank you so much for linking up today!
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I had not heard of using interactive story books before, and these are so totally awesome! I love how interactive and hands-on they are, and I bet your kiddos love getting to use them!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these with us, I had a great time learning about them!!
Erin
Kindergarten Dragons
So glad to have shared something new with you!
DeleteYour interactive books are SO CUTE!! I used something similar from Kim Adsit last year and my kids loooooove them! Such a great idea!!
ReplyDelete-Kaia
Kinder Colors
I've have to check hers out! thanks!
DeleteThose are adorable! I could really see this exciting some of the kids in the early stages of reading! What a unique idea :)
ReplyDeleteCarlee Van Ness
The Kindergarten Press
Hope your kiddos can use them!
DeleteThese are really great! I love the idea of practicing categories- we take it for granted that they will know these things, but sometimes they don't! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDeirdre
Mrs. Garcia's Super Scholars!
Yeah categories can be very difficult for speech delayed students as well as special education students
DeleteThank you for visiting my blog earlier in the week! I love the glitter on your blog page :) I'm sure the kiddos love these books! I will have to look into them because we use a lot of nursery rhymes. Thanks for sharing a great resource!
ReplyDeleteCasey
Grow and Enjoy
Casey the nursery rhyme books were a favorite!! I've also added an emergent reader and comprehension questions to go with every nursery rhyme!!
DeleteI really like this idea! We use a form of Daily 5 now and I have trouble finding low level books for the kids. I can see them being able to really read these independently and enjoying it! :) Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNot Just Child's Play
These are the best because all students can feel successful!
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