Finally, this summer the light bulb flicked on and I discovered my missing family involvment piece. I was always coming up with one time deals and that just did not give families enough time to make the necessary arrangements with their schedules. To help right this wrong, I came up with a year long family involvement piece that will get the owls and their families excited about learning.
I introduce...
In this family involvement pack you will get the following pieces
a letter to send home to the families that talks about the "Mystery Reader" project (I thought it would be fun to send the letter home in secret file folder to get the owls even more excited about it.)
a letter that states the date and time that the "Mystery Reader" will come to the classroom
calendar pages for scheduling (months included are August to June)
three different follow up pages
If you are interested in trying the "Mystery Reader" project out in your classroom, click on any of the pictures to grab it from my TpT store. I am selling it for $3 but it will be on sale until Friday! I hope that it is something that would come in handy in your classroom.
~Erin
What a great way to involve families. I just nominated you for a Liebster Award!
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Carolina Teacher
Erin,
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and love it. I struggle with having families in, too. I LOVE teaching in front of the kids- and having a ball, but was always different with adults in the room. I guess I am better now. One time I was reading a story to my class with parents in the room and one little girl said, "What's wrong with your face? It usually moves all around like plastic." What I THINK she meant was that I wasn't as expressive with the adults there. Ha ha. LOVE your blog! I'd love you to stop over and see mine if you get a chance!
Carolyn
Kindergarten: Holding Hands and Sticking Together
What I meant to say, too, was that I LOVE that Mystery Reader idea. I got so darn wordy! I really love that idea and packet. Thank you so much!
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