How do you all organize your Accelerated Reader books? I have seen so many books labeled with Fountas and Pinnell on blogs and in classroom organization packets found on Teachers Pay Teachers. I was wondering if anyone organizes with AR levels.
As a teacher and parent, I have a love/
So, I have made Accelerated Reader Book Basket Labels to match my apple theme that I am going to share with you. You can check them out at my TpT store and download them for FREE. I am asking that you leave feedback. I totally appreciate this!
And finally, if you have been reading my blog, you know that I STRUGGLE with technology! So I tried to insert a picture of the unit cover from TpT which was saved as a PDF. However, I need to change it to a JPEG and it won't let me:( SUGGESTIONS PLEASE!!
Your AR labels are so cute!
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Success in Second Grade
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I too am sighing about how close school is coming! Next Monday will be my last Monday of summer... and I'm not sure if I have really come to terms with that yet! My library is my next task too. Yours turned out super cute! I definitely need to make labels too!
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Reaching for the TOP!
Your AR tags are cute!! I can't believe how fast school is approaching. We go back next Monday too. The summer was nice while it lasted. :)
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Learning Is Something to Treasure
Love your labels! We use AR at our school. I find it really helps kids find just-right books. I organize my library by series and author (noting the range of levels on the basket label) and books that don't fit otherwise in baskets by level only. If a student wants to read a book that is above their level, they just need to explain why they think they can handle it...prior experience with horses, an obsession with dinosaurs, etc. They may also check out higher level books to take home to be read by or with a parent, since listening levels are higher than independent levels.
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