What would be wrong with just choosing some rhyming books/songs...there are
so many. And having fun. And letting him find the rhyming words and
lettingkids mark the rhymes with markers or tape and just having fun for a
while!!! Why a program Great bibliography of appropriate books by
M. Ort
I have a bright student w/ educated supportive parents who is apt at
everything except rhyming and DIBELS"s phoneme segmentation.
I don't know of any assessments that pertai to rhyming and I would like
strategies to begin some early interventions. Please help, somebody?
No luck so far.
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How about a book...
Goodbye Round Robin by Michael Opitz 2008 updated revision
- Original Message -
From: "Linda Buice"
To: "Mosaic: A Reading Comprehension Strategies Listserv"
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Mosaic (Round Robin Reading)
Hi Everyon
Hi Everyone,
It has been awhile since I posted, but in a recent conversation I had with a
fellow teacher, she stated that many teachers in our building are going back to
Round Robin reading and popcorn reading. We are concerned and wondered if
anyone had a good power point or video to show how
Hi Jenn,
Our school district uses Reading Street, as well. I have the audio text
and always have the children "listen" to the story before we actually
read it. This way we get a chance to discuss it so they have a better
understanding of it, before they are expected to read it alone or with a
peer.
