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
If ... Then Chart
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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