The post office idea is a way to get children to love writing again. This came from my children's literature professor.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Author's Chair and Post office idea
Here is the author's chair I made to read to my future children in. Beekle is one of the books I want to read to my students.
The post office idea is a way to get children to love writing again. This came from my children's literature professor.
The post office idea is a way to get children to love writing again. This came from my children's literature professor.
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Guided Reading and Lit centers
Guided Reading article Found here:
In education emails in my gmail.
Literature centers is in my gmail as well.
In education emails in my gmail.
Literature centers is in my gmail as well.
Centers (Literature Methods I)
Centers must be... self-sustaining, fits core, guided instruction.
Center Ideas;
Charts: If you charted something you laminate it and kids read charts while wearing the mustache and glasses.
Big Book: Kids read aloud Ex: "Maps are the best big books to use"
Book Nook: Create a comfy and cozy place to read.
Overhead projector: use for shadow puppets, pull out file folders of poems and songs.
Word work games: all the decoding games you have in file folders.
Readers theater: make their own and perform it.
Poetry Box: Lots of poems in here that kids can read.
Journals: Each student has a journal and the teacher writes back to the teacher.
Computer: "The Epic!" is a great site and you would just have the students sign in
Pocket Charts: Telling stories or reviewing vocab.
Writing Centers: is where you leave paper, glitter, scissors and kids start writing.
White-board cards: students would write down what they wanted or list what was on the cards example: what is your favorite food and kids would write responses on the whiteboard. Ex: what would you see at a carnival?
Letters/Post Office: Write letters to kids whose bday it is. Or you can make a school-wide post office. Sixth graders applied for each position in the post office and switch groups every term. Kids would write a letter every day to write to anyone in the school and each class had directions like larry lane.
Stamp stories: Kids would stamp the picture and write a few words.
Magazine Stories: Stories about a picture in the magazine.
Writing Directions: Put a pot of gold in the classroom and they would write directions for another student to follow.
Poetry Writing: A compilation of poems for kids to read or practice writing.
**Maintenance: If kids leave open four markers open and then the teacher acts dramatic about losing the markers for being dry and the students learn to respect the materials.
-Last 10 MINUTES: ONE OF THE GROUPS GET TO SHARE WHAT THEY DID IN THE CENTER.
-Look at article 10 and download it.
Center Ideas;
Charts: If you charted something you laminate it and kids read charts while wearing the mustache and glasses.
Big Book: Kids read aloud Ex: "Maps are the best big books to use"
Book Nook: Create a comfy and cozy place to read.
Overhead projector: use for shadow puppets, pull out file folders of poems and songs.
Word work games: all the decoding games you have in file folders.
Readers theater: make their own and perform it.
Poetry Box: Lots of poems in here that kids can read.
Journals: Each student has a journal and the teacher writes back to the teacher.
Computer: "The Epic!" is a great site and you would just have the students sign in
Pocket Charts: Telling stories or reviewing vocab.
Writing Centers: is where you leave paper, glitter, scissors and kids start writing.
White-board cards: students would write down what they wanted or list what was on the cards example: what is your favorite food and kids would write responses on the whiteboard. Ex: what would you see at a carnival?
Letters/Post Office: Write letters to kids whose bday it is. Or you can make a school-wide post office. Sixth graders applied for each position in the post office and switch groups every term. Kids would write a letter every day to write to anyone in the school and each class had directions like larry lane.
Stamp stories: Kids would stamp the picture and write a few words.
Magazine Stories: Stories about a picture in the magazine.
Writing Directions: Put a pot of gold in the classroom and they would write directions for another student to follow.
Poetry Writing: A compilation of poems for kids to read or practice writing.
**Maintenance: If kids leave open four markers open and then the teacher acts dramatic about losing the markers for being dry and the students learn to respect the materials.
-Last 10 MINUTES: ONE OF THE GROUPS GET TO SHARE WHAT THEY DID IN THE CENTER.
-Look at article 10 and download it.
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