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35 must-have assessment and record-keeping forms for reading / Robb, Laura 2001  Book
Robb, Laura Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2001.
Description 96pBlue spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract The essential, indispensable forms for guiding meaningful reading instruction, including reading strategy checklists, self-evaluation forms, lists of great literature response questions, guides for getting-to-know you conferences. For use with Grades 4 & Up.
Standard Number 9780439241212 Pb.
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40 Rubrics and Checklists to Assess Reading and Writing / Fiderer, Adele 1999  Book
Fiderer, Adele Book
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Edition 2009
Publication USA, Scholastic, 1999.
Description 128pBlue Spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract The author provides dozens of reproducible rubrics for assessing key language arts skills, to guide students towards a successful performance assessment.
Contents 1. Personal Experience Essays 2. Letter Writing 3. Reading Comprehension - Story Character Analysis - Story Problem Analysis 4. Reading Response Notebooks 5. Reading Record Assessments - Assessing Book Lists - Assessing Book Group Discussions - Assessing Book Presentations 6. Content-Area Research - Research Reading Log - Self-Assessment Checklists - Rubric for Assessing Dioramas and Projects - Group workPlan for an Informational Picture Book - Rubric for Informational Picture Books - Rubrics for Project Presentations - General Rubric for Reading, Research Notes, and Presentations 7. Create Your Own Rubrics 8. A Sampling of Teacher's Rubrics Across the Curriculum
Standard Number 059001787X Pb.
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Grammar Lessons You'll Love to Teach / Story, Ruth Townsend; Greenwood, Cathleen F. 2006  Book
Story, Ruth Townsend Book
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Edition 2008 (Reprint)
Publication USA, Scholastic, 2006.
Description 128pRed Spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract Contains highly-motivating lessons - with pizzas - that help kids become more effective readers, writers, and thinkers.
Contents Introduction Part 1: Establishing the context Part 2: Setting up the system Part 3: Direst teaching the Core Knowledge (Without carrying a big stick) Parts of speech Parts of the sentence Verbs rule! (Imperatively) Verbs rule! (Tensely) Preposition power Relative pronouns Mad libs grammatizator for parts of the sentence Part 4: Growing Grammar Goodness: Lessons for Extending Learning Part 5: (Grammar Goodness) Guide to Assessment and Evaluation Assessment Evaluation The role of rubrics Closing thought Appendices Bibliography (annotated)
Standard Number 8184770502 Pb.
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Just the Right Words : 201 Report Card Comments: Grades 1-6 / Melwani, Mona 2003  Book
Melwani, Mona Book
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Edition 2008 (Reprint)
Publication India, Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd, 2003.
Description 96pRed Spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract A time-saving resource packed with comments you can use as models for your own narratives. Contains comments for student achievement in every content area as well as language for addressing behavioral and social issues.
Contents Introduction How to use this book Report Cards are an important communication tool Report cards and the assessment process Tools of the trade: Report card components Narrative formats teachers frequently use Report Cards and the Parent-Teacher relationship Language Arts Sample Narratives for Developing students Sample Narratives for Capable students Sample Narratives for Proficient students Sample Narratives for Excellent students Mathematics Sample Narratives for Developing students Sample Narratives for Capable students Sample Narratives for Proficient students Sample Narratives for Excellent students Science and Social Studies Sample Narratives for Developing students Sample Narratives for Capable students Sample Narratives for Proficient students Sample Narratives for Excellent students Social/Emotional Behavior and Work Habits Sample Narratives for Needs-Improvement students Sample Narratives for Improving students Sample Narratives for Capable students General comments Sample Narratives for Developing students Sample Narratives for Capable students Sample Narratives for Proficient students Appendices Bibliography
Standard Number 0439531365 Pb.
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Reading and writing in kindergarten: A practical guide / Franzese, Rosalie 2002  Book
Franzese, Rosalie Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2002.
Description 160PYellow Spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract The author describes how she makes the elements of a literacy program come together for kindergartners. You will find the lessons, strategies, management tips, and organizational techniques that will help you lead your young learners to reading success, while maintaining the sense of joy and playfulness that are the hallmarks of kindergartners everywhere.
Standard Number 043922243 Pb.
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Teaching Effective Classroom Routines / Diffily, Deborah; Sassman, Charlotte 2004  Book
Diffily, Deborah Book
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Publication India, Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd, 2004.
Description 128pRed Spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies Grades K-2
Summary/Abstract Helps to establish structure in the classroom to foster children's learning - from the first day of school and all through the year.
Contents Before the First Day: Planning for your best year ever Making decisions about rules or guidelines Analyzing needed routines Arranging classroom furniture Organizing class materials The first day of school: Setting the tone for the year The first week of school: Getting to know each other and establishing basic routines Beginning class meetings Dealing with an individual child's misbehavior Reinforcing positive behaviors Getting to know each child Meeting children's needs The first month of school: Continuing to teach Throughout the year: Supporting children's behavior
Standard Number 0439513804 Pb.
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Teaching reading strategies with literature that matters to middle schoolers: Grades 5 and up / Fordham, Nancy; Sandmann, Alexa 2006  Book
Fordham, Nancy Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2006.
Description 144pPurple spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract Help students learn and apply key reading strategies while exploring different themes commonly taught in middle school, such as Forging One's Identity, Friendship, Making choices, and the Pioneering Spirit.
Contents INTRODUCTION Background Reflection About this book Closing thoughts FORGING ONE'S IDENTITY The janitor's boy The well Esperanza rising Through my eyes This land is my land Reproducible pages FRIENDSHIP Pink and Say Taking sides The maze Because of Winn-Dixie Maniac Magee MAKING CHOICES The butterfly Speed of light Shiloh The graduation of Jake Moon Surviving the Applewhites TAKING ACTION The children's book of heroes Captain Kate Hoot Flying solo Burning up IMMIGRATION Who belongs here? When Jessie came across the sea The orphan of Ellis Island In the year of the boar and Jackie Robinson The circuit: stories from the life of a migrant child THE PIONEERING SPIRIT A burst of firsts: doers, shakers, and record breakers Journey to nowhere The journal of Augustus Pelletier: the Lewis and Clark expedition, 1804 The breadwinner Stargirl APPENDIX Language arts standards Social studies standards References
Standard Number 9780439465908 Pb.
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Teaching reading through differentiated instruction with leveled graphic organizers: Grade 4 - 8 / Witherell, Nancy; McMackin, Mary C. 2005  Book
Witherell, Nancy Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2005.
Description 112pBlue spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract Designed for teachers who want to teach reading effectively to students of different ability levels, this resource offers lessons, leveled organizers, and writing models to make planning and gathering materials a cinch. Seventeen units cover topics from structuring paragraphs to using elaboration to develop ideas, to persuasive essay writing. Helps ALL students master the writing skills and concepts they need to succeed on standardized tests and beyond.
Standard Number 9780439795548 Pb.
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Using picture books to teach writing with the traits - Grades 3 and up / Culham, Ruth 2004  Book
Culham, Ruth Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2004.
Description 144pYellow spine
Series Scholastic Teaching Strategies
Summary/Abstract Using high-quality picture books as models for writing is not a new concept. But using them to help students apply the traits of writing-ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, conventions, and presentation-is. This essential resource contains over 200 teacher-friendly annotations on new and classic books, organized by trait. It also contains plenty of step-by-step, trait-focused lessons based on specific books, which can be followed directly or easily adapted.
Contents Introduction Inspiring ideas Shaping organization Sparking voice Expanding word choice Developing sentence fluency Strengthening conventions Spotlighting presentation
Standard Number 9780439556873 Pb.
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