Is this program on that the school must purchase or can individual
teachers use it?
PatK
On May 11, 2011, at 3:01 AM, Maureen Morrissey wrote:
I use Rebecca Sitton too and think it does a great job. The children
learn
both the commonly written words and spelling patterns. The program
is wea
Hi I am creating curriculum maps for K-8 grades and I need advice on a good
program or cuirriculum for Reading mini-lessons.
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Also Kathy Collins book is invaluable.
On May 15, 2011 4:01 PM, "Beverlee Paul" wrote:
> Check out the Denver Public Schools website as well as the New York City
> schools website. Sheryl Coats website is as good as it gets. Jennifer
Jacobs
> site and book are fabulous.
> On May 15, 2011 1:59 PM,
I used it as an individual teacher and I didn't buy anything. I took
what I could from a workshop that I attended at a conference, and
went from there. So I guess you'd say that I didn't really use the
program per se, but I used the philosophy and strategies.
Renee
On May 15, 2011, at 11:
Check out the Denver Public Schools website as well as the New York City
schools website. Sheryl Coats website is as good as it gets. Jennifer Jacobs
site and book are fabulous.
On May 15, 2011 1:59 PM, wrote:
> Hi I am creating curriculum maps for K-8 grades and I need advice on a
good program or
In my opinion, reading mini-lessons should bubble up from the needs
of the students, not be determined by a curriculum map.
Renee
On May 15, 2011, at 12:36 PM, mzsmith...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi I am creating curriculum maps for K-8 grades and I need advice
on a good program or cuirriculum for
Hi,I have a question about some of the mini lessons (lucy Calkins) for example
- I have looked at the information on the website, and while the lessons look
like they really foster fabulous readers, I am also required to teach skills
such as compare, contrast, cause and effect etc. in reading.
What are the links to the websites mentioned below?
Check out the Denver Public Schools website as well as the New York City
schools website. Sheryl Coats website is as good as it gets. Jennifer
Jacobs site and book are fabulous.
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What are the links to the websites mentioned below?
Check out the Denver Public Schools website as well as the New York City
schools website. Sheryl Coats website is as good as it gets. Jennifer
Jacobs site and book are fabulous.
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Check out Read Works . It has the lessons and assessments for the type of
skills you're looking for. And, like you, we blend reading strategies and units
of study with the traditional reading skills. I select 3-4 skills I want to
focus on during a term and weave those lessons in during my units
Hello,
I am looking for some guidance on teaching mini-lessons - mostly b/c my mini's
are actually maxi's...
I found a book that somewhat breaks down the structure of a mini- lesson, but
it also says to read a picture book, now when that happens we are looking at
about a 40 minute lesson (NOT M
What is read works?
Thanks
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Readworks.org is a great online reading site that has numerous lessons on the
various components of reading comprehension for grades K - 6. In addition, the
site has lesson plans for various novels, reading passages with answer keys,
online video tutorials for teachers. The site shows how their
When you use a picture book you do not have to finish it in one lesson. I
always broke the picture book into 2-3 parts. I was taught by a great
literacy coach that mini lessons should be 10-15 minutes long. You will run
long from time to time. You just have to keep in mind your mini lesson is
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