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Tales of Patty Pepper

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Hello There Reader,

You know that scramble. The book is in your hands, but the bulletin board is from one shop, the affirmation posters are from another, the name tags are a separate hunt entirely, and by the time you've stitched it all together, none of it matches. Well, I worked hard over the weekend to ensure that ends.

I created a A Place for Me Bundle for you and it is live, it's the thing I wish existed when I was building my own classroom from scratch every August, one system, not five separate purchases pretending to be one.

Here's what's inside:

  • The full 5-day Read Aloud Book Companion, comprehension, vocabulary, SEL, and writing already built around the book.
  • The Bulletin Board Kit, letters, seven border options, six differentiated writing crafts.
  • The Affirmation Poster Set, twenty four posters plus a student reflection sheet that holds up long after the first week ends.
  • Editable Back to School Postcards
  • Editable Student Name Badge Tags
  • A bonus classroom banner on top of all of it.

One mentor text carries the whole thing, a full week of belonging centered instruction, a bulletin board, and daily classroom decor that finally matches because it was built to.

It works PreK through 4th grade, first week of school, morning meetings, SEL and belonging units, MTSS and RTI reading blocks, culturally responsive read alouds. If you've been assembling your own version of this from six different corners of the internet, that version already exists now, and it's done.

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​See You In The Next Chapter!

Patty

Tales of Patty Pepper

I help upper elementary teachers build deeper comprehension using powerful picture books. Through my A Book & A Look™ method, I show teachers how to turn mentor texts into meaningful literacy lessons that develop theme, perspective, discussion, and written response. My work focuses on helping Grades 3–5 teachers use stories to spark big thinking while maintaining a clear weekly literacy structure. You’ll find picture book companions, literacy systems, and culturally responsive read-aloud lessons designed to strengthen comprehension and classroom discussion.

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