My gifted 2nd grader ( who will not be 8 until this summer) wrote a speech. It
was about the importance of school. It was very rudimentary and not well
developed. So I decided to "teach her" how to write a speech. First, she
listened to Severin Suzuki, who, when she was 13, addressed the UN rega
Hi
"Tutoring" is a bit of a misnomer here.
I am looking for activities that will instruct at her level and challenge her.
Thanks
Brooke
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My gifted 2nd grade class is just starting our 3rd chapter book novel.
While i have students who started on the k level in reading (oral
reading/decoding), I also have students who started on the 4th grade
level (comprehension) One student started reading 52 words per minute
with very little
I'm confused. Why is an above-grade-level student being tutored?
Renee
On Mar 8, 2008, at 3:38 AM, Brooke Witham wrote:
> Hello,
> I am currently tutoring a 2nd grade girl as part of a field
> experience for a literacy class.
> She is very bright and reads and writes slightly above grade leve
I was wondering the same thing...maybe a course
working with gifted?
Choice is key, especially when working with advanced
kids. What does this child like? Other than that, I
have just begun introducing my slightly above level
readers to chapter books. You will need to understand
what level of
Please don't be offended by the question, but why a tutor a child at or
above level rather than one who needs more support?
On 3/8/08 4:38 AM, "Brooke Witham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am currently tutoring a 2nd grade girl as part of a field experience for a
> literacy class.
> S
Hello,
I am currently tutoring a 2nd grade girl as part of a field experience for a
literacy class.
She is very bright and reads and writes slightly above grade level.
Any suggestions for books, activities or lesson plans is appreciated.
Thanks
B
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