You must get "Baseball, Snakes and Summer Squash" by Donald Graves. Even
some of my 'toughest' boys loved the poems in it.
Jennifer
In a message dated 6/16/2009 11:43:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
nasn...@hotmail.com writes:
I will be a 4th grade teacher and I know I have to teach poetry o
Academic vocabulary. Interesting Is there an author who I can read
up on?
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Academic vocabulary.
Jennifer
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Jennifer
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Marzano discusses this in? great detail
Kristine
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Academic vocabulary. Interesting Is there an author who I ca
I have about a hundred strong recommendations for poetry - I teach a class for
teachers called "A Rhyme for Every Reason" and it's purpose is to show teachers
how to integrate poetry across the curriculum while also addressing the five
components of reading and the comprehension strategies. I
Beck (Isabelle, I think).
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Academic vocabulary. Interesting Is there an author who I can read up on??
?
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And Marzano for Academic language. We have a big push on building fluency
also.
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:13:25 -0700, wrote:
Beck (Isabelle, I think).
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I read Inkheart aloud to my high ability first graders this year. They loved
it! One child had seen the movie before I started reading. I did "edit" a few
words while I was reading (although I know they probably had heard them all
before), I just didn't feel comfortable reading that vocabula
I AGREE TOTALLY THAT SOMETIMES WE ARE THE PROBLEM FOR THE CAPABLE READERS. WE
NEED TO GET OUT OF THEIR WAY AND GUIDE ALONG SIDE OF THEM. LET KIDS ENJOY! AND
NOT ALWAYS HAVE TO MARCH TO OUR DRUM.
> From: phoenix...@sbcglobal.net
> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 10:01:58 -0700
> To: mosaic@literacywor
Test Talk by Amy H. Green & Glennon Doyle Melton is a great book in the area of
academic vocabulary. Bringing Words to Life by Isabel Beck is also a must.
Marzano's book is titled Building Academic Vocabulary.
Jamee Hall, Reading Specialist
Matoaca Elementary School
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Robert Marzano is wonderful for academic vocabulary. As a literacy coach I
did district wide staff development (3, 3 hour sessions) using his Building
Academic Background Knowledge work. He did some work in conjunction with
Stanford University and a brain researcher. He has DVDs, one that explai
This is unbelievably helpful
You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your
grandmother.
-Albert Einstein
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I recommend Bring Words to Life by Isabel Beck over Marzano's. Her book not
only gives the research but it provides things that you can use in your
classroom immediately.
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 12:09 PM, wrote:
> This is unbelievably helpful
>
>
> You do not really understand something unle
Marzano's work is about getting kids to really understand what a word means
Not just the definition of the word. In fact, he states that often the
definition of a word is not helpful to a student who doesn't understand the
word. You use academic vocabulary as the words sometimes go across the
cu
Hello All,
I know that there are some wonderful teachers from North Carolina on
these listservs . A neighbor is moving to the Charlotte area as soon as
she and her husband, who is currently down there working, find a house.
She has a daughter going into 9th grade and would love some suggestio
Are you meaning picture books? I was going to make some recommendations for
chapter books, but as I wondered why you didn't mention the Newbery awards, I
realized maybe you didn't want chapter books.
Just recently I saw information about a (I think) librarian who compiled a list
of the top 100
Are you looking for poetry to read to/with students or suggestions on teaching
poetry writing?
Natasha
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Hello,
My name is Kate Salvia and I am a elementary school teacher and high school
theatre teacher. I am taking a literacy course right now towards my masters. We
just completed reading Reading with Meaning by Debbie Miller, and the last
chapter struck my interest especially, Synthesizing Infor
My administration, because of numbers, is considering a K-1 multiage class
in one of our buildings where the numbers are low. As a former 1-3 multiage
teacher, I am 100 percent for it as I clearly have seen the advantages of
multiage. I've never taught a K-1 however, and they are interested i
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