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Here is a Fountas and Pinnell resource for conferring prompts to guide comprehension - http://www.heinemann.com/shared/onlineresources/E02873/02873_PG2_WebSample.pdf Another tip.....
Here are some great ideas from other teachers for setting up your Reading Binders - http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/top_teaching/2009/11/readers-notebook http://www.lessonswithlaughter.com/2012/04/reading-writing-notebooks.html Tip of the Week
Leveling Books? A great places to level your books is a Book Wizard. Here is a book level conversion chart in case the Guided Reading Level is not listed. Tip of the Week
Doing a Miscue Analysis is the tool for determining the proper instruction that targets specific student concerns. Analyzing the types of errors students make during oral reading allows the teacher to see why the errors are being made. The types of errors students make are from meaning, visual cues, or from syntax cues. This article is helpful for distinguishing these errors. Tip of the Week
~Skill and Strategy mini lessons can be given to the whole class on Mondays using CAFE strategies correlated to the Common Core. ~Besides on the CAFE website, skill and strategy lesson resources for doing this can also be found at http://www.readworks.org/. If you click at the very top where it say "My Standards Alignment," you can get lessons aligned to the Common Core! ~Other great resources can be found at Tools for Reading, Writing, and Thinking - one of my favorites! ~Students can then implement the weekly strategy in their independent iPick/Just Right book. You can also follow up with that weekly focus strategy in your guided reading group. 6 + 1 Traits of Writing is a great tool to use as part of the writing process. It is:
•A common language to teach students about what good writing looks like •A tool to use when teaching revising and editing during the writing process •A tool to help students understand the difference between revision and editing The following is an excellent tool for teachers and students from the "Online Writing Lab" Students can follow up your writing instruction using these resources during Daily 5's Work on Writing. |
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October 2016
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