Organized Bookslists

[Chad Counts]

Hi, 

Our district uses grade level booklists and it has worked very well. Each grade level list is getting quite full though, does anyone use booklists in a different manner to organize. I'm thinking I might have 2 lists for each grade level. Maybe required novels and textbooks, and then books for "leisure"......

Thank you to those who respond!

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Chad Counts MAT, NBCT
Assistive Technology Teacher Specialist

Department of Exceptional Children

75 Calhoun St

Charleston, SC 29401

843-937-6611

[Charles Pidgeon]

Chad,

This is a good idea.  However, it should be appreciated that leisure reading material lists should choose books which enhance the joy of learning any topic.

Dr. Pidgeon

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