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****FREE SAMPLE OF A WEEKS WORTH OF LESSON PLANS******

Ever wondered how to get your students to love reading and writing? Love Genius Hour or need a differentiated approach that gives students more voice and choice in what they read and write. Keep students engaged in writing all year long while meeting curriculum standards.

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Use research based strategies for teaching writing including

→ gradual release of responsibility

→ student led inquiry

→ teaching spelling and grammar in context

→ using mentor texts

→ teacher conferences which support the cycle of assessment

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This Week’s Text: Thank You Mr. Falker

This week students will explore character traits and how authors use a characters actions to build character in a story. Students will continue to develop ideas that are of personal interest to write about. Students will work through reading and writing workshop centers this week completely for the first time.

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When you upgrade to the full program it will:

• ✐ Walk you through setting up your reading and writing program in 15 days
• ✐ Give you a detailed schedule of what to do in your literacy block, including reading and writing
• ✐ Provides you with a read aloud guide that includes discussion and questioning prompts and teacher think aloud suggestions.
• ✐ Includes original shared reading texts each week.
• ✐ Teach spelling, grammar, and conventions in context with an ‘essential skills’ checklist
• ✐ How to use mentor texts as models to support good writing
• ✐ Writing mini-lesson guide that highlights effective instructional strategies
• ✐ Student writing organizers for narrative, non-fiction report, persuasive report, and poem.
• ✐ Guide to making flexible writing groups that foster peer support and feedback
• ✐ Establish independent work skills in your students to prepare them for independent reader’s and writer’s workshop centers.
• ✐Engage your students in reading and writing

Activities Within The Whole Program

Students will develop skills over time through practice and repetition. Using a spiralled approach to teaching students will learn a variety of skills which are revisited throughout the year as they master different skills and goals within their literacy journey to become stronger readers and writers.