Mrs. Morrison
5th Grade( Homeroom C/Reading Teacher)
Midtown Community Elementary School
nmorrison@neptune.k12.nj.us
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Reading Fun Facts:
Reading Fun Facts:
-When you read to your child regularly, they will enjoy stories and enjoy reading. When a genuine love of stories and books develops, children become readers.
-When you read to your child regularly, they will enjoy stories and enjoy reading. When a genuine love of stories and books develops, children become readers.
-Reading exercises the brain.
-Reading exercises the brain.
-Reading develops a child's imagination, while also teaching them about the world around them.
-Reading develops a child's imagination, while also teaching them about the world around them.
-Reading promotes achievement in all subjects, not just Language Arts. Children who are good readers tend to achieve better across the curriculum.
-Reading promotes achievement in all subjects, not just Language Arts. Children who are good readers tend to achieve better across the curriculum.
Turn & Talk
Turn & Talk
Students work together while mapping out nonfiction texts.
Students work together while mapping out nonfiction texts.
Think, Pair, Share
Think, Pair, Share
Partnerships practice building bridges between characters, emphasizing challenges/struggles.
Partnerships practice building bridges between characters, emphasizing challenges/struggles.
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