Let’s see if this story works with just screenshots of tweets and posts…
Meanwhile…
We even had to have a rock-paper-scissors tournament for first-reading rights!
Thank you, Mr. Craft!
Slice of Life #21: Special Delivery: A Slice in Pictures
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This is so amazing for both you and the students! And I love how you used only pictures! Thanks for sharing!
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Authors are hugely generous, I have found. What a thrill for you and your students.
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Definitely!!
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Love this story in pictures, tweets, screenshots….so exciting! The power of teachers and authors connecting.
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Thanks! I’m glad it worked out!
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Such a cool post. Love the creativity in this.
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Thanks! Glad it worked!
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That is AWESOME! I love how he even decorated the outside of the envelope for you.
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Right?! So cool!
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I love this slice, I can see your students will enjoy the books! It sure indices me to read it.
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This way of telling a story does work! I enjoyed all the different points of view.
Great experience for your kiddos 🙂
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The power of social media! This is awesome!
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OMG! #blownawaybyyourbrilliance This is so empowering for your students. I just saw my student reading this book today (he got it from his fabulous English teacher). Now I need to order this for my classroom! Thank you for inspiring us all!
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What a brilliant idea for a slice! Love how this is told through screenshots. I want to try this. Also, the story is terrific. I LOVED New Kid, and it’s been making the rounds in my Children’s Lit class. One of the most checked-out books this semester for sure.
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Thanks! Isn’t New Kid SO good?! I’ve never read a book that makes microagressions so apparent. Glad your students are loving it, too!
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