This resource can help you answer: "Now what?" after you have completed your reading assessments. It is borrowed from Wauconda Community Unit School District 118 in Illinois.
If...Then Chart
I created this blog as a professional development tool to share wonderful ideas with my colleagues. I re-post things I find in the blogging world that are interesting, innovating and inspiring to our teaching world.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Slow reading does not mean you're a bad reader
This blogger shares her frustration with our emphasis to get things done and what message it sends to our slower readers. http://goo.gl/BQJFie
Monday, October 12, 2015
Daily 5 in Kindergarten
This blogger shares how she uses Daily 5 in her kindergarten classroom. http://goo.gl/ESZ7Uo. I think I need to start taking pictures of our students engaged in Daily 5 tasks.
Choice and Time
Nancie Atwell, a renowned specialist in the field of reading, talks about the "most powerful innovation"~ BOOKS, CHOICE in picking books and TIME to read the books. https://goo.gl/qpQTt3
Friday, October 9, 2015
Running a Marathon
This blogger compares training for a marathon and building reading stamina. http://goo.gl/QnLR7d
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Encouraging the Love of Reading
I found this article on Facebook this morning. It supports what we are doing at Oceanlake with Daily 5 to increase student achievement by giving kids time to read, choice in the books they want to read and access to interesting books. http://goo.gl/gDCd0x
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