I am looking for the reading strategies self assessment sheet. Children
can check to see what strategies they used and they explain why the use
them. I know it is on the tools page, but I can't locate it. Can
someone tell me who the author is?
Pat K
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They should ALL have some leveled-text supplemental books. An older Scott
Foresman series has a very nice set of leveled readers, all of which cover the
same specific skill at the same time. I'm sure the other programs have them
available as well. Look for them with the supplemental
I agree! I am very disappointed in Study Island and will recommend that
our school does not repurchase it. The lack of a tutorial component and
need for a teacher to be standing right there is extremely frustrating.
I think it is often a waste of time. I am also upset that they use the
very
This year I am teaching 8th grade English. I have found that this year
students were most enthusiastic when we read 12 Angry Men. It's in drama form
with students reading their assigned roles. Are there any suggestions for
other works in drama format? Thanks
Shari
I would caution people in their quest for a new reading program to dig
deep when it comes to leveled reading. Many or most programs have
leveled readers but they are not all the same. I don't have specifics
related to specific companies, but some leveled readers don't contain
necessary elements
Has anyone used School Island? http://schoolisland.com/review/login.asp
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Hi,
I am currently a first grade teacher and I am enrolled in a class that teaches
integrating technology into the classroom. Thus far I have used some of the
techniques learned and have found that the children enjoy it immensely since
they love using a computer. I am interested in setting up
