“Read a book and see the world in 180 days”
By Alex on August 14th, 2012

The teacher station
As the school year approaches us (or has started for some) we love to highlight and share creative classroom ideas! Ever hear the expression books can take you to places you never dreamed of? Well that is exactly what’s happening in a particular READ 180 class this year.

Independent reading station
In true READ 180 fashion Maria has created three rotation areas, the first stop is Hawaii where she set up her teacher station (good pick, if you ask me), the second is the independent reading area as the arctic and last but not least the computer station which embodies the cities of Paris, Egypt and New York!

Computer station
Now more then ever it’s so important to keep students motivated and engaged, and I can say from personal experience if I was able start in “Hawaii” and then cool off in an “igloo” all in one day—boy would I have loved school even more!
Aloha, and thanks for sharing, Maria!
Tell us in the comments section what you have planned to keep your students engaged. Are you transforming your classroom? Perhaps a class pet or even a class project planned, we want to hear from you!
Posted: August 14th, 2012 under Books, Education, More News. Tags: books, education, reading, teachers.
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I agree that Maria’s students are so lucky to have her, but so are we…from your faculty and staff at North St. Elementary…Thanks for your dedication to your students, colleagues, SPED Dept., and our leadership team. Hurry back, we miss you!
Comment on August 16, 2012 at 6:33 am









