Episode #10- Favorite Book with Dr. Trujillo (solo Español)

Episode #10- Favorite Book with Dr. Trujillo (solo Español)

In this special (Spanish only) episode, students interview Superintendent Dr. Trujillo about leadership, bilingualism, and the power of reading. He shares his favorite book Are You My Mother? and reflects on language, family, and perseverance. English translation is provided in the notes. Transcript & Notes [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FkX78rho9KoDpE2erzhOJj2iky9FHPdK/view?usp=sharing]

Episode #9- Favorite Books with Ms. Tucker (English) & Ms. Garcia (Español)

Students interview Ms. Tucker and Ms. Garcia about Charlotte’s Web and Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key, exploring friendship, empathy, and understanding others. The episode highlights kindness, inclusion, and the importance of reading in building connections. Transcript & Notes [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DwjITAWPC0EvSLD-D0No1UXnTEMOHvqY/view?usp=sharing]

Episode #8- Favorite Books with Ms. Romansky (English) & Ms. Ceballos (Español)

Students interview Ms. Romansky and Ms. Ceballos about their favorite books, Matilda and Love You Forever. They discuss the magic of reading, the power of teachers, and how love can last through generations. The episode highlights imagination, kindness, and the importance of family. Transcript & Notes [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mW8wRG7OMKw3UgSv5w1jt1P25K1fGtyB/view?usp=sharing]

Episode #7 - Favorite Books with Ms. Gokey (English) & Ms. Sierra (Español)

In Episode 7, students interview district strategists about inspiring books. Miss Nelson Is Missing! teaches appreciation and kindness, while El coleccionista de palabras celebrates creativity and the power of sharing words and expanding vocabulary through reading. Transcript & Notes [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AL1eP2uGXkiCdfyXCs4WEAk-CXuMawa5/view?usp=sharing]

Episode #6 - Favorite Books with Ms. Johnson (English) & Ms. Mijares (Español)

In Episode 6, second grade teachers share books that inspire creativity and comfort young readers. Mrs. Johnson highlights a funny, student-written story about bubble gum, while Ms. Mijares shares Un Beso en Mi Mano, a heartwarming reminder that love stays with us, even on the first day of school. Transcript & Notes [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jprD35ku9fD2VgEgUxp1Kf6MipZHzMXz/view?usp=sharing]