Quotes from wonder the book

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Happy Friday, everyone! Anyone else feeling like this week just dragged on and on? Maybe it was just me, because Dane feels like it flew! In any case – the rain looks like it might finally be sweeping out of this islands (GLORY BE!), because it’s been a long, long 2018 so far filled with […]

I've spent much of the past week stunned and saddened by the presidential election, but I've also been reflecting on what we can do to make ...

From the book 365 Days of Wonder

Wonder Quotes with page numbers help you find your favorite quotes. Wonder, by R.J. Palacio, is about a 10-year-old boy named August, or "Auggie." Auggie was born with a facial deformity making it hard for him to make friends. Auggie was homeschooled up to fifth grade. His parents think it's time for him to go to a real school. Auggie struggles to fit in and he hears his friend Jack saying that he would kill himself if he looked like Auggie. But Auggie stands up for Jack when he needs him…

Brainstorm: Is Our Parenting & Teaching in Crisis? What We Can Do About Kids Failing to Be Kind. Teaching our kids kindness. This is a #MustRead #Kindness

After reading the book Wonder, by R. J. Palacio, our family is focusing on kindness. I created the Choose Kindness Wonder Book Cootie Catcher (fortune teller) to help inspire my kid's kindness toward others.

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Dr. Seuss Gives Teachers These 30 Lessons by TeachThought Staff Dr. Seuss is gold --whimsical and visually interesting traipses through surreal worlds, and always full of life advice. And life advice is learning advice, and learning advice--well, that's why we're all here, yes? There are themes below that apply directly to the responsibilities of a teacher. Let's face it--teaching is an emotional roller coaster, and a microcosm for life itself, full of tedium and wonder, disappointment and…

BRILLIANT POWERFUL COMPELLING RIVETING INSPIRING SHOCKING EFFECTIVE HEARTBREAKING EXTRAORDINARY The words above perfectly describe the book Wonder by RJ Palacio. I can go on and on talking about this book and how amazing it is. I have read it in each class I’ve taught so far in my career (two 5th grade classes, one 3rd grade class). I have written long posts on this book before, and I regretted it each time because if you haven’t read it, you really need to experience it yourself without…