They should be writing and illustrating their own books. :-)
Renee
On Sep 23, 2009, at 6:50 PM, Laura wrote:
Let them read--independently, with each other, reader's theater to
present to the class
- Original Message - From: B G baguzma...@yahoo.com
To: Mosaic: A Reading
They could walk to read to a first grade classroom with above grade level
students.
Renee phoenix...@sbcglobal.net 9/24/2009 8:44 am
They should be writing and illustrating their own books. :-)
Renee
On Sep 23, 2009, at 6:50 PM, Laura wrote:
Let them read--independently, with each other,
How about trying Reading Workshop and Writing Workshop with them. An
excellent resource are books by Lucy Calkins, Leah Mermelstein, and
Kathy Collins. The Choice Literacy newsletter is also an excellent
source of info and sharing by educational colleagues. Sounds like these
kids would be able to
I had professional development today and was informed by the instructor that
book clubs should meet outside of the literacy (guided reading) block. I have
never heard this before and have always used literature circles and book clubs
within my reading block once my students are ready for that
In my school, we have book clubs in gr 3-5 during the Reading Workshop.
The mini-lesson is targeted to grow the conversation using the
strategy/skill modeled. Guided reading can also occur at this time with
Clubs that are not scheduled to meet that day - the participants will do
the reading they
I am a Reading Recovery teacher. Do you really think that helping the most
struggling 1st graders is a waste of money? Do you think that these
students would make greater gains being in a small group or remaining in the
classroom alone? Children in Reading Recovery have a program
Hillary,
I have been a Reading Recovery teacher since 1993. I have taught this in
two different states. I feel it is a wonderful program. It works
beautifully in my current district, so much so, we have trained more
teachers than we have RR slots so they can use the strategies in their first
I had two children in my kindergarten two years ago who were way ahead.
They did research projects and created books about what they learned to
share with the class. One was about burros since one of them was getting a
burro as a pet. They read books and I printed information off of the
Susanne, I'm very curious. Which part or parts of the program did you not
believe in?
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Susanne Lee susannelee...@yahoo.comwrote:
I did reading recovery for one year. I agree, it is a very expensive
program to serve just a few children. We did find gains,
I would be really interested in hearing how your schedule works seeing so many
children and providing 1:1 reading recovery services. I am also trained and
also received small literacy training in Arkansas. I just returned from a RTI
training and the presenter was not advocating 1:1 services and
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