Aimee Buckner helps a fourth-grade boy tease out emerging themes in the first pages of the novel Morning Girl.
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Aimee Buckner has been in the teaching profession for over 20 years. She has taught upper elementary and middle school students. Aimee also has facilitated groups for various writing institutes for teachers and students of grades K-12. She speaks professionally at state and national conferences, as well as within school districts. Aimee’s books Notebook Know-How
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Aimee Buckner confers with Sarah about sketching in her notebook.
Aimee Buckner teaches a fourth grader a strategy for using a sticky note to keep track of characters when there are multiple narrators in a novel.
Melissa Styger confers with a fourth-grade student using a template to help students track thinking and comprehension.
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