By:
~Mrs. Susan Stein
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April
21, 2002 
April 27, 2002 Visit
my award page
"A book is like a garden in the pocket." -Chinese Proverb |
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Trelease
on Reading
Beginning
to Read |
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Literature
Circles & Role Sheets
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Structure
for Literature Circles
K-12 |
| Lisa's
Literacy Connections Literature
Circles
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Harry
Potter
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| Interactive
Word Wall
Word
Wall Cheers |
| Mrs.
Tonnesen's Word Wall
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Word
Wall Lists K-3
Word
Wall Activities |
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 Assessments:
Systematic assessment, which is recorded, builds a
profile of the progress a child is making in literacy. Ongoing
assessment informs teaching, tells teachers what students can do and
what they need to do next. Teachers assess students in a variety of ways
and focus on individual students. Running records, informal
comprehension assessments, observations and writing samples are all
critical components of purposeful assessing. In addition to ongoing
assessment, students participate in assessments such as standardized
testing and district assessment portfolios.
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| Mini
Lessons
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| Reading
Comprehension |
| Reading
Comprehension Strategy |
| Questioning
Techniques from Bank Street College
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 Phonics
and Sight Words |
| Mrs.
Williamson's Sight Word Games database |
| Mrs.
Broome's Phonics Rules |
| Phonics
Songs |
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Fun With Phonics
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I
have been teaching for 34 years. It was very difficult to
change the way I was teaching children. Many programs have
fallen by the wayside in those 32 years. So, I was
skeptical, and had resistance to learning anything new.
Pretty normal, wouldn't you say?
Tooter4Kids@Hotmail.com
Guided
Reading:
Teacher
Websites for Lessons
Reading
Strategies
