Here are some of the lesson that they have available...
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Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Shared Reading Lessons
I can always tell when August rolls in because I feel like I never have time to blog anymore. The time that I once used in the morning to blog is now filled with me racing off to school to setup my classroom. This week was no different, however it was very productive. One of my biggest accomplishments was getting started on planning some Shared Reading Lesson. You see, my teammates (Wiley & Barrett) are what I call the "Shared Reading Queens." For the past few years, they've been teaching a Shared Reading class to teachers within our district and I can honestly say that attending their class has made a HUGE difference in my classroom. The lessons that they offer are broken down into 5 days with a pre-reading activity, during reading discussion questions/activities and post-reading writing ideas. They've recently started a Teacher's Pay Teacher's account and are now sharing their lessons with all of you. I would highly recommend that you take a look at their store and give their freebie lessons a try.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Reader's Response Freebie
Hey Everyone-
The snow has just started falling and I'm snuggled warm inside working on this freebie for you all! Well, truth be told, it's for some kiddos in my class who could benefit from the outline structure. My 4th and 5th graders are expected to turn-in weekly responses about our read aloud book. (Currently, Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper)
Within the reader's response, the student has to provide a summary of the main events that take place including the title of the text and author. The second paragraph is when the student demonstrates the use of two reading strategies including text support and a reflective statement that requires students to prove how the strategy has helped them. The final statement is an overall lesson that demonstrates a key understanding of the text. When this is all rolled together it becomes a challenging and exciting way for students to share their thinking!
The snow has just started falling and I'm snuggled warm inside working on this freebie for you all! Well, truth be told, it's for some kiddos in my class who could benefit from the outline structure. My 4th and 5th graders are expected to turn-in weekly responses about our read aloud book. (Currently, Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper)
Within the reader's response, the student has to provide a summary of the main events that take place including the title of the text and author. The second paragraph is when the student demonstrates the use of two reading strategies including text support and a reflective statement that requires students to prove how the strategy has helped them. The final statement is an overall lesson that demonstrates a key understanding of the text. When this is all rolled together it becomes a challenging and exciting way for students to share their thinking!
Head over to my TpT account to download your copy today!
Enjoy,
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