Whew! I was wondering the same thing. I know I'm still prepping . . . we
started school last Wednesday and we started a new reading series (McGraw
Hill). I'm still trying to figure it out. Unfortunately, I'm at a school
where you HAVE to follow each page and carry the manual with you. Just
In a message dated 8/22/2007 8:40:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Skippyjon Jones, a picture book, by
Judy Schachner.
I noticed there are a lot of Skippyjon Jones books.
Which one would you recommend?
Nancy Creech
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Cathleen wrote
P.S. Has anyone read 'Comprehension Connections' by Tanny McGregor??
What a fabulous
book!! I plan on doing many of these activities (behind closed doors
. . . of course!) to help my students.
HAVE A GREAT YEAR! and posting your great work in the classroom. You
On Aug 23, 2007, at 2:23 AM, ccunningham wrote:
Whew! I was wondering the same thing. I know I'm still prepping . . .
we started school last Wednesday and we started a new reading series
(McGraw Hill). I'm still trying to figure it out. Unfortunately, I'm
at a school where you HAVE to
Hi group,
I've never posted and I am pretty new, but here I go with a question for you
allwhat do you do to teach spelling? I've been wanting to read Katie Wood
Ray's stuff, but have been working in the new mosaic and strategies. I'm a
third grade teacher. Any help would be great. My
Have you read SPELLING K-8 by Diane Snowball?
Read anyting by RICHARD GENTRY
WORDS THEIR WAY is another excellent resource
FOUNTAS AND PINNELL'S Phonics and Word Study Progam address spelling as well
Shelley Levy
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From: Janelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Janelle,
I just spent my own money and purchased the fourth edition of Words Their
Way. It comes with a DVD and CD. I've given my students the inventory, and
plugged their info into the computer. On Monday I will begin teaching them the
sorts. I can't weigh in on how good it is, although it
My sentiments exactly!! Bush and McGraw? Read Denny Taylor or Kenneth
Goodman or Elaine Garan or Rick Meyers or Coles or a number of others.
Harold McGraw is the godfather of Dubya. Are we so naive that we can't see
down the road yet? Well, then read Bracey and Kohn and others. I wonder
McGraw Hill - are you using Treasures? Email me if you are. Our district
adopted it for
last year and our school piloted it the year before. Maybe I can help.
Cindy
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From: Beverlee Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
Sent: Thursday, August 23,
In a message dated 8/23/2007, Nancy wrote:
I noticed there are a lot of Skippyjon Jones books.
Which one would you recommend?
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There are currently three regular Skippyjon Jones as well as a few board
books. My favorite is still the first and original entitled simply,
Skippyjon Jones.
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