In a message dated 7/25/2010 4:33:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
bobker...@yahoo.com writes:
they have had the h.w. placed in their folders for them by the Kinder
paras. I don't have a para and may have 28 students this year. I think it's
too much for them to mark their own. If I start
In a message dated 7/25/2010 7:09:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jkayhun...@hotmail.com writes:
When I taught first grade, I would check the papers myself but all papers
were returned on Friday in a green folder. By doing this the parents knew
when to expect the papers. I had a form whe
I'm old!!! But new to much of this discussion. I saw The Sisters 2 years
ago at the IRA meeting in Springfield, MO. I'm a Title I teacher part of
the day and a literacy coach the other part. Got hooked onThe Daily Five
about four years ago, and because of my principal and teacher's trust, we
el
My first graders receive their homework folders on Monday that includes all of
the homework for the week. They are not required to turn the homework folder
in
until Friday. That way, I have the weekend to check over the papers and re
stuff the folders for the next week.
Hope this helps:-)
When I taught first grade, I would check the papers myself but all papers were
returned on Friday in a green folder. By doing this the parents knew when to
expect the papers. I had a form where I tried to write a comment about each
child each week. I would try to put all my communication in
I was wondering about ideas for checking homework for first grade class.
Currentlystudents place their h.w. in a h.w. folder in a h.w. basket I spend my
lunch hour marking the h.w. and then putting in the following night's h.w.
It's difficult to do in the AM as I have about 15 students in for
Don't think that Lucy is coming out with Reading K-2. Last time I was at
TC we were told there would only be 3-5 in reading. Checked Heinemann
site-- nothing there that I could find.
In a message dated 7/25/2010 1:35:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mosaic-requ...@literacyworkshop.
I Read It Because It’s Beautiful
by Karen Morrow Durica
Somehow a life without poetry seems…
Dismal
Empty
Flat—
Not much.
So each day in my classroom I read…
Sonnets
Haikus
Free verse—
And such.
An observer sat in my room one day…
Noted poem’s title
Evaluated delivery
Recorded “lesson” sequen
Rohan, Your post is especially important since Assistant Secretary of Education
Melendez was quoted as saying..."One in ten students in the United States is an
EL, 78% of ELs are born in the U.S., and that these students speak over 400
languages.
Philomena Marinaccio-Eckel, Ph.D.
Florida A
Hi. The video is called CAFE. I have not seen the video on the website so I
can't say. It is an excellent resource for PD.
There are snippets in the classroom of the teachers in action followed by
sessions with the sisters discussing the process.
Laura
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Lucy does indeed have a unit of study kit for reading. I believe it is
available in August. Check the Heinemann site.
Laura
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From: kuko...@aol.com
To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
Sent: Sat, Jul 24, 2010 10:01 pm
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] "Cafe" inquiry
I use the
I use the CAFE system with my first graders.
I turned the CAFE acronym into the FACE of a reader (No brainchild of
my own but something i caught on the Mosaic website) I use this as my
bulletin board in conjunction with "ROBBIE READER" straight out of Adrienne
Gear's book, "READING POWE
Laura,
What is the name of the video and is it different than the videos on the
sisters' websites?
Pam
In a message dated 7/23/2010 1:11:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
readingla...@aol.com writes:
My entire school K - 5 will be using CAFE this year. Do you have the book
and the videos
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