A Field Guide to the Classroom Library (sold by level) is a new Lucy Calkins
resource sold by Heinemann that I hope to order in my requisition. That should
fit the bill quite nicely if it's all it seems to be.
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> mosaic@liter
The Fountas and Pinnell Leveled Book List, K-8, 2006-2008 also has their
leveled books sorted by level, plus they have a website. But actually National
Geographic, Newbridge, many others now include the F & P level in their
catalogues to make it easier to select their books if you're considerin
http://home.comcast.net/~ngiansante/
San Diego Schools have leveled class libraries. One of the school's had the
above link on their website. Looks like they are based on Fountas and
Pinnel's. You might try contacting San Diego Unified School District and see
where they got their lists.
Cynthia
use fountas and pinnell's resources, like leveled libraries. just google
fountas and pinnell for their titles.
Leslie
In a message dated 4/21/2008 9:55:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Our school is in the process of creating classroom libraries of leveled
books
Same outcome-easier to implement-comes with necessary books, more easily
understood etc.
Maxine
https://www.schoolwideonline.com/default.htm
This is the link for Writing Fundamentals Units of study. Does anyone know
how this compares to Caulkin's Units of Study?
Leslie
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I have not looked at the curriculum maps, but there are posted maps on the
Heinemann site for Lucy's work showing how she suggests using her books for
K-2 and 3-5. Denver's Public schools also has mapped sharing the materials.
deb
Debra Renner Smith
Author, Writing and Reading Consultant
Beyond R
I have used this website before. It has the Fountas/Pinnell levels
http://registration.beavton.k12.or.us/lbdb/
Mary
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> Our school
It's actually a Houghton-Mifflin Product from GreatSource.
Here is the link to the information:
http://www.greatsource.com/store/ProductCatalogController?cmd=Browse&subcmd=LoadDetail&ID=100540012262&division=G01&frontOrBack=F&sortEntriesBy=SEQ_NAME&sortProductsBy=SEQ_TITLE
Mary
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https://www.schoolwideonline.com/default.htm
This is the link for Writing Fundamentals Units of study. Does anyone know how
this compares to Caulkin's Units of Study?
Leslie
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Scholastic.com has a link to bookwizard.com (I think) that will tell you the
level of the book you enter.
Also, Fountas & Pinnell have a book called Matching Books to Readers (again,
I think) that has a bunch of books sorted by level.
Melissa/VA/2nd
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 9:55 PM, HERBERT Suzan
Maxine,
I'm assuming you're asking how we differentiate lessons from grade to grade,
since the lessons are all the same (K-2, and 3-5).
If I'm assuming correctly, I still don't have a good answer! This year is
the first year everyone in the building has done it. The principal has been
pushing it
Our school is in the process of creating classroom libraries of leveled
books and we have been asked to come up with books that fit the Fountas
and Pinnell's P. Q and R.levels for fourth grade. Has anyone a source
or place one can go with an abundance of good tiles but with the reading
level deter
How have you decided to create a K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, program with Calkins"work
as it is K-2 and 3-5?
Maxine
In a message dated 4/20/2008 7:02:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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I like the Write on Track series. It has great organizers and examples
for the students.
Writing Fundamentals can be gotten from schoolwide.com. Fabulous.
Maxine
In a message dated 4/21/2008 7:58:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Please, more information would be appreciated.
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I've Googled "Writing Fundatels and Writng Fundamentals" with no success. What
is the name of the specific program your school will be using? Suzi
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>My school is going to be using writing fundatels. This came out of our
>collegiate circle on Stra
The "Little Books" I mentioned are actually called
"Keep Books." The website is www.keepbooks.org. The
phone number is 1-800-678-6484. This information was
in the back of my Guided Reading Book and also taken
from one of the Keep Books.
Freida Hammett
3rd/Ga
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Pete - Could you post the exact name of the writing series you referred to? We
have been using Calkins UOS for many years and really love the results.
But...I'm curious about checking out the Write on Track series. I've googled
it several times with no luck.
Thanks.
Linda
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Thank you everyone for the great ideas for Kindergarten! I have looked into
the KEEP books by Ohio State and even bought some for another school I worked
at, and really liked them. Here's the link: http://www.keepbooks.org/
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2 things:
For Mythology...I did a unit where students "Climbed Mt. Olympus" by doing
different tasks. We started in the valley, went to foothills, ended at the
peak, etc. Each section had something to research or an activity to do.
Students could plot their progress on a large chart as they
What is a website address for these books? It sounds like a great resource.
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Subject: [MOSAIC] Kindergarten Packets
Heather, One source you might che
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