Joe Silly Sottile has a new silly hat, but his eBook 101 SECRETS! is very serious, inspirational, and laced with humor. Give it a try...
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
NOW FOURTH ON BOOKLOCKER'S TOP TEN!
101 SECRETS is now Fourth on the Top Ten! Why buy this book?
With this Ebook you will learn how you can help preteens
in your life deal with emotional monsters in a constructive way. This self-help
guide for tweens and adults offers suggestions, wisdom, and encouraging stories
that will deflate the worse fears and habits of preteens. Preteens will learn
to deal more effectively with their
worries, insecurities, anger, blame, bullies, and fear itself.
They will discover strategies for making friends, doing better in school, learning how to be happier and more purposeful in life—starting today! This is a must-read book for preteens, teens, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, teachers, principals, and all those adults who frequently guide the lives of children.
The 101 SECRETS! are designed to provide inspiration and hope for all tweens by a teacher of thirty-three years. Joe Sottile has taught over 1,000 students, and many of them claim that he was their “favorite teacher” because Joe knew and demonstrated these secrets, the power of words, and humor in the classroom every day.
They will discover strategies for making friends, doing better in school, learning how to be happier and more purposeful in life—starting today! This is a must-read book for preteens, teens, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, teachers, principals, and all those adults who frequently guide the lives of children.
The 101 SECRETS! are designed to provide inspiration and hope for all tweens by a teacher of thirty-three years. Joe Sottile has taught over 1,000 students, and many of them claim that he was their “favorite teacher” because Joe knew and demonstrated these secrets, the power of words, and humor in the classroom every day.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
101 SECRETS! IS ON THE BEST SELLER LIST
101 SECRETS! has made it to the Best Seller List at Booklocker!
See it at... http://booklocker.com/ When you get there, scroll down on the left side until you get to #9! This really is a good book to buy if you are a parent, uncle, aunt, grandparent, teacher, principal or a mentor to children.
See it at... http://booklocker.com/ When you get there, scroll down on the left side until you get to #9! This really is a good book to buy if you are a parent, uncle, aunt, grandparent, teacher, principal or a mentor to children.
Friday, May 18, 2012
New Ebook By Joe Sottile--101 SECRETS!
With this Ebook you will learn
how you can help preteens in your life deal with emotional monsters in a
constructive way. This self-help guide for tweens and adults offers
suggestions, wisdom, and encouraging stories that will deflate the worse fears
and habits of preteens. Preteens will learn to deal more effectively with their worries, insecurities, anger,
blame, bullies, and fear itself.
They will discover strategies for making friends, doing better in school, learning how to be happier and more purposeful in life—starting today! This is a must-read book for preteens, teens, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, teachers, principals, and all those adults who frequently guide the lives of children.
The 101 SECRETS! are designed to provide inspiration and hope for all tweens by a teacher of thirty-three years. Joe Sottile has taught over 1,000 students, and many of them claim that he was their “favorite teacher” because Joe knew and demonstrated these secrets, the power of words, and humor in the classroom every day.
They will discover strategies for making friends, doing better in school, learning how to be happier and more purposeful in life—starting today! This is a must-read book for preteens, teens, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, teachers, principals, and all those adults who frequently guide the lives of children.
The 101 SECRETS! are designed to provide inspiration and hope for all tweens by a teacher of thirty-three years. Joe Sottile has taught over 1,000 students, and many of them claim that he was their “favorite teacher” because Joe knew and demonstrated these secrets, the power of words, and humor in the classroom every day.
$4.99 at... http://booklocker.com/books/6026.html
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
This is so true!
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
This One is Hit Out of the Park!
This is the kind of review that performers dream about getting. Theresa Clark hit this one out of the park for me. Thank you, Theresa...
“You bought the poetry to life. You combined your experiences in each poem that you shared with the boys and girls.
“You bought the poetry to life. You combined your experiences in each poem that you shared with the boys and girls.
“I enjoyed your delivery. You have such excitement and
energy when sharing.
“I enjoyed the presentation. You involved the boys and girls which allowed them to be active listeners throughout the assembly.”—Theresa Clark, 3rd grade teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Several weeks ago I visited the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School in Seneca Falls. Guess what day it was? Right, Silly Hat Day! Later some of the teachers sent me reviews of the "Silly Sottile Poetry Show."
Here are the reviews:
“You [Joe]
have a very nice rapport with the children. My fourth graders really enjoyed
your stories and poems.” Fourth grade teacher, Michele Marconi, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton Elementary School
“Mr. Sottile
was very well prepared, considerate and understanding to the age level [of the
students at the assembly].” Michael Pucino, teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Elementary School
“I liked the
interactive parts of the program where students were responsive when poems were
read. It kept them engaged.” Miss Kate Smithler, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Friday, March 9, 2012
4 New Book Reviews for WAITING TO SEE THE PRINCIPAL AND OTHER POEMS!
Here are four new book reviews that were written last month after I visited the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School in Seneca Falls.
“A great book! Fun and engaging poetry for children.” Fourth grade teacher, Michele Marconi, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“This book [Waiting to See the Principal and Other Poems] really hits the hearts of the young and the ‘young hearted.’” Michael Pucino, teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“I love the poems in the book. Very kid-friendly.” Melissa Caswell, teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“The poems were very kid-friendly, and the addition of the illustrations only adds to the poems. I like how many of the poems adds multiple perspectives in a very accurate way!” Kate Smithler, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“A great book! Fun and engaging poetry for children.” Fourth grade teacher, Michele Marconi, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“This book [Waiting to See the Principal and Other Poems] really hits the hearts of the young and the ‘young hearted.’” Michael Pucino, teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“I love the poems in the book. Very kid-friendly.” Melissa Caswell, teacher, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
“The poems were very kid-friendly, and the addition of the illustrations only adds to the poems. I like how many of the poems adds multiple perspectives in a very accurate way!” Kate Smithler, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Elementary School
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Yes, Wear a Silly Hat!
I love this photo. At least one young lady knows that her photo is being taken, while wearing her silly hat and a smile. Some schools outlaw hats. They are considered it a distraction to education. Rather sad, eh? I've been in such schools. I always like schools that allow all kinds of hats better?
What do you think?
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Honorable Mention: Rochester Auditorium Theatre
Honorable Mention
The Theater
by Rebecca, age 12
Penfield
The
Auditorium Theater is the place to go
When you want to see an amazing show
When you want to see an amazing show
When
I was little I saw “Blue’s Clues” and “Bear”
Then I saw “Wicked” and “Lion King” there
Then I saw “Wicked” and “Lion King” there
My
friends were a part of the “Wizard of Oz” cast
All who watched surely had a blast
All who watched surely had a blast
“Lion
King” was really great
I hope to see it again at a later date
I hope to see it again at a later date
“Wicked”
is my favorite, I saw it three times
Sorry, I can’t think of any other good rhymes
Sorry, I can’t think of any other good rhymes
My
mom helps us get tickets really cheap
She makes sure we don’t go to shows sure to put us asleep
She makes sure we don’t go to shows sure to put us asleep
Next
year we’ll see “Shrek” or “Billy Elliot”, either one would be great
Which one will we watch? I’ll just have to wait
Which one will we watch? I’ll just have to wait
On
the third floor is MJT Stages, a small theatric endeavor
However, it’s a great place to see shows whenever
However, it’s a great place to see shows whenever
I’ve
been to camp there for many years
It’s helped me overcome my acting fears
So that is the one of the
greatest places aroundIt’s helped me overcome my acting fears
You should head over there if you’re ever in town
Joe’s Commentary:
The Auditorium Theatre certainly is a special place to visit. Rebecca has
written a very convincing poem with perfect end rhymes. It makes me want to
head to the Auditorium Theatre to have some thrilling experiences. Rebecca,
thanks for sharing your poem with readers. Keep on writing poetry. This is a
very good poem. Congratulations, Rebecca!
Friday, June 10, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Writing Poetry Is Fun for Kids!
Silly Sottile enjoyed encouraging Fourth Graders in Mrs. Donna Hoffend's class read and write poetry at South Klem Elementary School on June 7th.
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