Guide-pedag.pdf (Objet application/pdf) Rcrla2009a.pdf (Objet application/pdf) La littératie pour tous... Chantale Carette conseillère pédagogique en français au primaire. Elementary Education - Mini Lessons in Writing Workshop. Sorts. Unit 4-Week 3 « 6th Grade Scott Foresman Reading Street Resources. <img src=First-Grade-topper.png><br> By "The Sisters" - Gail Boushey and Joan Moser Read to Self Read to Someone Listen to Reading Work on WritingWork on Words Our Daily 5 Choice Charts Daily 5 Choice Cards Students choose from the following choices each day: Read to Self Read to Someone Listen to Reading Work on Writing Work on Words Work on Computer I also place a Meet with Mrs.
Read to Self Read to Someone Listen to Reading Read to Self - Each morning, students choose 3 "just-right" books from our Classroom Library and place them on their desks. Listening Station Listen to Reading - On each group's day, the students can either choose a book on tape or a personal Cd player and book to listen to and read along. Work on Writing Students choose something from the Writing Station pocket chart to work on. Work on Words AlphabetBoxes-contentslist.doc These are the little boxes with the blue latches. 3-drawer carts contain: 1.
The little white 5-drawer units house my Vowel Teaching Tubs. Work on Computer Type spelling words in WORD. Mini-Lessons. Cheri Summers comments: I compiled these mini lessons for a class that I am teaching for second grade teachers.
But I think that many of them would work for first and third grade as well. The lessons are grouped by writing trait, which I think could be used as a kind of structure for teaching. The groups are based on a 6 Trait writing model. The lessons are those that I have received from Deb Smith, from Barry Lane (the author of the Reviser's Tool Box), from Vicki Spandel (the developer of the 6 Traits model), and a few that I have used in the classroom myself. I have revised some of the lessons that I got from the teachers and authors mentioned earlier to fit the needs of my class.
If I have neglected to give you credit for a lesson that is yours let me know and I will fix it. These lessons are just examples of things you can do. Ideas. Literacy. Daily 5 Part 2- mini lessons. Yesterday I posted an overview about how I run Daily 5 in my classroom.
I also forgot to say yesterday that Daily 5 is the most amazing thing ever. I've never seen students so engaged and quiet. It's my favorite part of the day and theirs too! Today I will talk more about what I do during my mini lesson portion. After the students check in we immediately do our Daily Language Review. After the DLR we talk about our word of the week. The second mini lesson (after round 1) is almost always a comprehension lesson. The last mini lesson (after round 2) is either an accuracy, fluency, or vocabulary lesson.
I don't focus too much on whole group accuracy lessons. Here is a picture of my CAFE menu. ***Please note: The first month of school and introducing the Daily 5 is very critical.
Reading workshop. Writtting workshop. Work on word.