Also, I would love ideas on GATE projects for my students.
Last year I had my kids (we call them AIG) make IMovies after they read
The Giver, comparing and contrasting the world in the book with our world.
The movies were so moving that they have been shown at workshops around
the county. Las
Good Morning.
Help (again)- I am looking for a poster explaining why we should read every
night.
I used to have a good one. It had a picture of a little girl reading and the
short saying was underneath it. I thought I downloaded it from readinglady.com
but I cannot find it.
Yes, I do have the lo
Scholastic Book clubs are a great way to get some free
books for your classroom.
This year I am trying for the first time to let the parents
have the option of ordering from the Scholastic Book Clubs
online. They can also order the traditional way by paying
me with checks or cash too with the pape
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Julie,
One year when I was teaching a 2/3 class, I had two GATE students in
the mix. These two students were extremely self-motivated and had very
supportive parents. I put both of them on an independent project which
lasted a couple of months. Their project was to create a video
documenta
What is a GATE student, please?
Bernadette
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Lisa Ann Gilbert
Training Coordinator-Professional Development Services
4400 West 18th Street - 2C26d
Houston, Texas 77092
713-556-7139
713-556-7189 (Fax)
Providing customized training to over 34, 500 educators.
"Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what y
Gifted and Talented Education. I have a GATE class, 7th grade. At the end of
the year, as an extention project, we are going to be reading three to five
books by the same author. I'll produce a list and they can choose which
author. I want them and produce a presentation that discusses their
Kimberlee,
I agree. I've done author studies with 'regular ed' 2nd graders, where each
produced a PowerPoint of their book study results. For 2nd graders, they
were phenomenal!
Barbara/6th/FL
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Gifted and Talented Education. I have a GAT
I was wonder about how your school uses Chapter Books. There was a
recent question about doing whole class novels/chapter books in grades 3-5.
When working with the comprehension strategies...how may find it effect doing
it as "whole class". Any thoughts would be greatly appreciate
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I was wonder about how your school uses Chapter Books. There was a recent
question about doing whole class novels/chapter books in grades 3-5. When
working with the comprehension strategies...how
Gifted and Talented Education - exceptionally bright students
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What is a GATE student, please?
Bernadette
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Hi everyone,
I'm looking for suggestions on software. I'm looking for help with decoding
from letter sound correspondence to diphthongs. It should also be self
leveling, interesting and most of all FREE.
Thanks,
Ben Kim
www.esotericvision.com
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Hi. This is a great topic to bring up. When I first was trained in literacy
collab (guided reading/leveled text, etc.) I was really struggling with giving
up my class novels. You know14 years ago class novels was really
innovative. :)
Also, most of my experience is 4th and 5th (great chapte
Doing a novel with the whole class can build community--a sharing of ideas
and experiences that support literacy and the entity of the class. The
strategies can be practiced even if a student is receiving some support with
the decoding part of reading. More able readers can dig deep even if a
nov
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