Hi,
I am new to the listserve and wonder if anyone has suggestions for teaching
comprehension strategies to children with NLD (Nonverbal Learning Disability)?
I have a student with NLD who has a very hard time visualizing and will often
stop me and ask me to show him what a character's face
What about collecting photographs (google images?) of portraits of people with
different emotional facial expressions and the
beginning a sort of word wall collage of words that might be associated with
that emotion. You could even include actions
that a character is such an emotional state
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-visualization/retelling/summarizing for first graders
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 15:10:33 -0700 (MST)
What about collecting photographs (google images?) of portraits of people
with different
I also teach first and I like to have kids literally walk a story map that I
have drawn and enlarged on a plastic shower curtain. I have designed the
retell to look much like a volcano. There are stopping points that we visit
along the volcano. It starts out level... like grass and we notice
I am convinced more and more that one of the most important things we can do is
to share our reading lives with children,
being sincere in sharing how strategy work helps us out when we are encounter
difficulties with text. As adults, how can we
sincerely model that using only childrne's
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Hi,
Reading Power is a wonderful book. It was written by a teacher in the
Vancouver, British Columbia school district and it really helps to make
the strategies more concrete for the kids. Adrienne Greer came to speak
at our Primary
Thanks Tammy!
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Hi Linda,
I've
Comprehension
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Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2007 06:59:34 -0700 (MST)
I am convinced more and more that one of the most important things we can do
is to share our reading lives
I can't wait to try this! Wow!
Jennifer
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also teach first and I like to have kids literally walk a story map that I
have drawn and enlarged on a plastic shower curtain. I have designed the
retell
Can you buy those posters somewhere?
Linda
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Hi,
Reading Power is a wonderful book. It was written
by a teacher
Is Adrienne Greer the author? I have been looking at vaious books that have
the title, but not by her, I would love to take a look at this book can you
give more info on this book?
Kim
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The two things that my current class seems to like to write or talk
about is
their questions and their conenctions they have made to the text
they have
read. Everytime I read to the class I try to come up with
questions and
write them on our class
Hi Kim,
Yes, Adrienne Gear is the author (sorry I had the last name wrong).
The full title is Reading Power: Teaching Students To Think While They
Read. It is published by Pembroke Publishers Limited and the ISBN
number is 1-55138-203-2. I hope this helps.
Tammy
BarberDK wrote:
Is
Carol Carlson wrote:
Do the strategies align with Strategies that Work?
Thanks,
Carol
Yes, Adrienne Gear developed Reading Power based on the work in
Strategies That Work. She streamlined the strategies into five basic
ones, and changed a few names to make them easier for kids to
Karen,
Thank you for the info, I liked what I saw so I bought a copy today as
I enjoyed our windchill day at home. I really appreciate your time.
Kim
K/Syracuse
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The two things that my current class seems to like to write or talk about is
their questions and their conenctions they have made to the text they have
read. Everytime I read to the class I try to come up with questions and
write them on our class reading log and connections I have made to the
if the books for my teachers.
Claudine DiMuzio
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The two things that my current class seems to like to write or talk about is
their questions
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Has anyone checked out the new Stenhouse book, Power Reading? It is for K-3 and
I have started making grade-level book bins
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I stumbled across Power Reading and love it. It has graphic organizers
with depth for upper grades. We started a school reading campaign similar to
what this book advocates accenting 1 strategy a month involving k-5. We
began purchasing 1 picture
. The teachers love the free book.
Debbie Bagwell
Instructional Coach
Flowery Branch, Ga.
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Has anyone
the free book.
Debbie Bagwell
Instructional Coach
Flowery Branch, Ga.
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Has anyone checked
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Has anyone checked out the new Stenhouse book, Power Reading? It is
for K-3 and I have started making grade-level book bins for the
strategy work involved. They use
Yes, Reading Power is the book I was talking about. Sorry about the
confusion...my copy is at school.
Debbie
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Has anyone checked out the new Stenhouse book, Power Reading? It is
for K-3 and I have started making grade-level book bins for the
strategy work involved. They use five startegies, which I
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