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Comprehension right from the start: How to organize and manage book clubs for young readers / Marriott, Donna 2002  Book
Marriott, Donna Book
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Publication Portsmouth, Heinemann Library, 2002.
Description 180pRed Spine
Summary/Abstract Learn how to organize and manage a book club, then see the difference!
Contents 1. What's Theory Got to Do with It? 2. Book Clubs - The Big Picture 3. Getting Down to the Nuts and Bolts 4. Book Clubs - A Five-Day Course of Study 5. Kindergarten: Book Clubs for Our Youngest Readers 6. First Grade: Sprinting Toward Understanding 7. Second Grade: Becoming Lifelong Learners 8. What About Assessment? 9. A Classroom Where Book Clubs Thrive App. A. Lesson Plan for The Carrot Seed App. B. Lesson Plan for If You Give a Mouse a Cookie App. C. Lesson Plan for The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Standard Number 0325004293 Pb.
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ID:   025340


Disrupting thinking: why how we read matters / Beers, Kylene; Probst, Robert E. 2017  Book
Beers, Kylene Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2017.
Description 174pOchre Spine
Summary/Abstract Shows you how to help your readers read more deeply, read more responsibly, and actually just read more.
Contents INTRODUCTION: Where The Story begins THE READERS WE WANT Tomorrow's Leaders The Responsive Reader The Responsible Reader The Compassionate Reader THE FRAMEWORK WE USE Reading and Change Booh, Head, Heart (BHH) Framework Using the Framework in your own Reading Using the Framework in the classroom Big Questions, Signposts, and the BHH Framework THE CHANGES WE MUST EMBRACE From Now to Next Reassing Success Rethinking Relevance Silent Reading Reading the Same Book The Power of Talk CONCLUSION: And Where The Story Goes Next
Standard Number 9781338132908 Pb.
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ID:   025099


Engage striving students in the common core classroom / Feber, Jane 2013  Book
Feber, Jane Book
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Publication North Mankato, Maupin House Publishing, 2013.
Description 144pGreen Spine
Summary/Abstract This title makes reading intervention engaging and effective for adolescents. Includes thirty-five activities focus on phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Differentiated reproducibles are included for each actvity.
Standard Number 9781625215109 Pb.
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ID:   025236


Global concepts for young people / Hunt, Becky 2018  Book
Hunt, Becky Book
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Publication New York, Routledge, 2018.
Description 190pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract Includes ready-to-use lesson plans, stories, and activities to help you teach five key global concepts. Change, Interdependence, Culture, Scarcity, and Power. Aligned with both the C3 Social Studies Framework and the Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts, these engaging lesson plans encourage critical thinking skills that will lead to increased creativity in problem solving.
Standard Number 9781138237940 Pb.
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ID:   024605


Literature circles: voice and choice in book clubs and reading groups / Daniels, Harvey 2002  Book
Daniels, Harvey Book
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Edition Second edition
Publication Ontario, Pembroke Publishers, 2002.
Description xii, 260pPink spine
Summary/Abstract Provides a guide to forming, managing, and assessing peer led book discussion groups.
Contents 1. Welcome to Literature Circles 2. A Closer Look: Literature Circles Defined 3. Ancient History and Current Research 4. Looking into Literature Circles 5. Getting Started Preparing and Orienting Students 6. Forming, Scheduling, and Managing Groups 7. Books and Materials 8. Primary-Grade Applications 9. Intermediate-Grade Applications 10. Middle and High School Applications 11. Teachers and Parents as Readers 12. Assessment: Record Keeping, Evaluation, and Grading 13. Nonfiction Literature Circles: Moving Across the Curriculum 14. Troubleshooting and Problem Solving App. A. Literature Circle Workshops for Teachers and Parents App. B. Research on Best Practice Cluster Schools App. C. Book Lists: Literature Circle Favourites
Standard Number 9781571103338 Pb.
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ID:   025098


Two books are better than one! / Frost, Shari 2017  Book
Frost, Shari Book
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Publication North Mankato, Maupin House Publishing, 2017.
Description 128pGrey Spine
Summary/Abstract Meets the demanding need for children being expected to read and comprehend texts in a variety of genres with increasing complexity and must integrate the ideas and concepts from those texts into their own writing.
Contents 1. The why and how of using paied books in K-2 2. Reading and writing across texts about characters: He's a real character 3. Reading and writing across texts about central message (theme): The value of the work 4. Reading and writing across texts with different perspectives: Whom do you believe 5. Reading and writing; Connecting fiction and informational texts 6. Reading and writing: Connecting fiction and procedural texts 7. Reading across text types: Connecting poetry and informational texts 8. Reading and writing across text types: Two types of informational books 9. Reading and writing across texts written by the same author 10.Final thoughts on pairing texts
Standard Number 9781496606082 Pb.
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What's the best that could happen? / Miller, Debbie 2018  Book
Miller, Debbie Book
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Publication Portsmouth, Heinemann Library, 2018.
Description 183pOrange Spine
Summary/Abstract Focuses on new possibilities to put children at the center of the teaching by encouraging student agency through voice, choice and ownership.
Standard Number 9780325093116 Pb.
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