Denise,
I'm going to be very candid here, because I am a little confused. It
seems from your wording here that you have little experience with
children, don't really know what to do with a student scenario, and do
not know how to begin to write a standards-based lesson for language
arts or
My district wants to adopt a specific writing program for the whole district
to use. What do you use? Is Lucy the answer to all? I would really
appreciate any help.
Shar
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Denise,
When I took my reading specialist test, I had been out of my college classes
for several years. The only thing that I felt that allowed me to pass the test
(and I did very well) was my experience in the reading classroom.
I don't want to discourage you, but it IS all about what a speci
Does anyone have a lead where you can purchase Read to Your Bunny in bulk? I
thought that it was out of print.
Thanks,
Michele
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Heather, One source you might check out are the
"Little Books" from Ohio State/Fountas & Pinell. They
cost 25cents each, are bound in nice colored card
stock with titles in English and a few in Spanish.
With families who do not speak English, the Spanish
titles would help (at least for many of yo
There is a study guide book. I have one if you want to email of the list
serve.
Robi
On 4/19/08 8:25 AM, "Renee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Denise,
>
> I'm going to be very candid here, because I am a little confused. It
> seems from your wording here that you have little experience with
>
Kimberly Hill Campbell's new book titled "Less is More -
Teaching Literature with Short Texts - Grades 6 - 12
This book is available as a PDF to download at the publisher's website:
http://www.stenhouse.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idProduct=9093#toc
If this doesn't work, try this link:
www.s
