81. Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) reading is Fundamental (RIF) quot;reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) develops and delivers children apos;s and family literacy programs that help prepare young children for reading and motivate http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.rif.org/&y=028F2FDA757E1888&

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84. TALK - Literacy Activities Using Inspiration literacy activities Using Inspiration. The activities below provide examples of ways you can use They will complete a complex concept map as they read an online http://teach.fcps.net/talk/apps.asp?appsName=Inspiration

85. TALK - Literacy Activities Using The Internet Greece (418). This activity focuses on student literacy skills as they both read and view pictures and drawings. The worksheet guides http://teach.fcps.net/talk/apps.asp?appsName=Internet

86. BBC - Schools - 4 To 11 Years Literacy and Write Make your words wild with The Sauras and Beattie B. activities cover the text objectives of years 4, 5 and 6 of the National literacy Strategy. http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/4_11/literacy.shtml

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87. Sixty Classroom Literacy Activities From Our Participants Sixty Classroom literacy activities from Our Participants. 1. Use a thermometer chart on a bulletin board to keep track of minutes read or pages read. http://www.readin.org/class/sixty_classroom_literacy_activit.htm

Sixty Classroom Literacy Activities from Our Participants 1. Use a "thermometer" chart on a bulletin board to keep track of minutes read or pages read. Have each class participating keep track for six to eight weeks prior to the Day Of, with the end of the day of THE READ IN! as the culmination. Reward the top three winning classes with a book placed in the school library/media center in the class' name! 2. Develop a theme...Teddy Bears; Dr. Seuss; Reaching for the Moon with Reading. Any theme is great and, with some simple planning, can easily be worked into the Day Of. 3. Set up teepees or tents. This was a real treat for some students in Southern California! The teacher had several full size tents set up in the room, turned off the lights, and the kids read by flashlight! Another site pitched tents outside and placed their guest readers inside. At specific times, classes had stories read to them! 4. Contact AASL (American Association of School Librarians) and participate in "Count On Reading." Each state has a representative! 5. Have little ones bring a favorite stuffed animal to school. Have them read a story to their friend. During the Day Of, have the students "introduce" their friends by name and tell a bit about the book they shared!

88. Teacher Created Materials: Full-Color Literacy Activities: Sounds And Letters Fullcolor, ready-to-use art PLUS activities that are based on the latest research on literacy. You will need Acrobat Reader to view the sample pages. http://www.buyteachercreated.com/estore/product/3235

Level : Early Childhood, Primary Grades : PK - 1 TCM3235 Full-Color Literacy Activities: Sounds and Letters Wow! Full-color, ready-to-use art PLUS activities that are based on the latest research on literacy. Just cut out the pieces needed to create great-looking learning centers or fun-filled games. Follow the step-by-step directions, and watch the learning take place! 176 full-color pages. Pages Price Download Sample Pages You will need Acrobat Reader to view the sample pages. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, click here to get it for FREE Related Items Item Number Product Name (Click on the title for more info) Price Add to Cart Download Sample Learning Centers Through the Year Thematic Learning Centers Puzzles and Games to Reinforce Basic Skills File Folder Activities for Learning Centers ... back to top Buy as an eBook Approximate Download Times: File Size 7.62 MB DSL, Cable, T1, etc. min 50 sec 128K ISDN 9 min 57 sec 56K Modem 26 min 32 sec Full-Color Literacy Activities: Sounds and Letters TCM3235 (Early Childhood, Primary)

89. Literacy Activities Ms. Morrison, Our literacy Teacher Watch for early literacy in action at Harrison. Starfall Learn to Read, Starfall has free online activities for primary http://www.tvdsb.on.ca/harrison/literacyactivities.shtml

More Quick Links City of London Bigchalk Library Canada Harrison Library Search London Public Library Health Unit Thames Valley Board Weather Forecast Fly Like a Hawk! HAWK Nomination Literacy Activities Blue Spruce ... Contact Us Evelyn Harrison Public School Code of Conduct Principal Our Staff Our School ... HOME Friday June 11 2004 Literacy Activities: A variety of activities are available to our students to help promote their literacy skills. Ms. Morrison Focus on Literacy Click the turtle for summer reading programs at Beacock Public Library Library Search Evelyn Harrison Library Our Library collection has approximately 17 000 resources. Students and staff can use IPAC , from their home or at school, to search for materials by author, title or topic. A Parent's Guide Helping Your Child Learn To Read The Ministry of Education has a booklet for parents with great tips on working with your child at home to help them learn to read. A copy of this guide is being sent home with our Primary students. For a copy of this guide, you can visit the Ministry's website or call 1-800-387-5514. On Your Own Guided Steps to Research Projects This guide includes research strategies, hints for essay and report writing, methods of presentations and accepted styles of documenting references. Forty printed copies are available for loan through our school library.

90. Technology Support For Literacy literacy activities for the Emergent Reader. http://www.it.dpsnc.net/elementary/Literacy/literacy.html

Literacy Activities for the Emergent Reader Return to Curriculum Resources Table of Contents Introduction Early Strategies Monitoring Directionality ... Punctuation/Capitalization Introduction "Reading is a message-gaining, problem-solving activity, which increases in power and flexibility the more it is practiced." (M. Clay, 1972, Reading, The pattern of Complex Behavior The Reading Process-Four Sources of Information Language Most children come to school with food control of their oral language, which includes the sounds of the language, a large vocabulary, and the ability to construct sentences. The low-progress reader must learn to use his own language to make predictions. Concepts about Print Left to right movement across the page, word by word matching, spaces, punctuation, etc. are concepts good readers respond to automatically. These concepts cannot be taken for granted, however, and are often a confusion for some children at the early stages of learning to read. Visual Patterns Good readers can scan groups of words, syllables, blends, or letters to get just enough information to check against the meaning. Beginning readers must discover for themselves what visual cues are helpful. Sound and Sequence Reading involves knowing about the sound sequences in words. That knowledge can help the reader predict a word from a few cues or to check on a word he is unsure of.

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92. Lesson Exchange: More Kindergarten Literacy Centers (Elementary, Reading/Writing read the words. Computer I have Reader Rabbit, Dr. Seuss, and a couple of more literacy activities to explore on the computer. http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/1075.html

#1075. More Kindergarten Literacy Centers Reading/Writing, level: Elementary Posted Wed May 5 19:41:51 PDT 1999 by Elaine Magud ( magud@inreach.com Joshua Cowell Elementary School, Manteca, Ca. Materials Required: varied Activity Time: varied Concepts Taught: language development,reading and writing skills More literacy center activites to add variety. Letter Sort: This center consists of :1. alphabet tiles. I got some really cheap ones at Wal-Mart. They are made out of compressed foam and paper. You could also buy white 1 inch tiles and print the letter with a permanent marker.2. A t-graph printed on construction paper and laminated. 3. a grease pencil or dry erase pen. Procedure: mark the t-graph with the directions for sorting letters. E.g. on one side of the t-graph mark "In my name". On the other side of the t-graph mark "not in my name". Then students take a handful of letters and sort. Some sorting choices: letters that have curves vs. letters that are all straight. letters that have tails vs. letters that do not. Low- just sorting Med. sorting and saying letters , hi- sorting and saying letters and sounds.

93. Pennsylvania Center For The Book Family Literacy Activities Ask your child to help you read public print Say, Will you help Mommy look for the Add literacy Play to Routines Try some of these activities with your child http://www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu/FamilyLit/guides/steppingbooks/step9.html

94. K-8 Education Place | Reading/Language Arts Center State Resources Graphic Organizers TeacherViews Activity Search Link Library reading The Nation s Choice, Houghton Mifflin reading A Legacy of literacy. http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/

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96. Maryland State Department Of Education SchoolHome Links reading Kit that were developed for teachers, families, and reading partners through the Compact for literacy Initiative, an activity of the http://www.msde.state.md.us/family_literacy/fam_reading_info.htm

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97. Division Of Child Care - How each of three day in a row and organize activities around finding to write down the child’s personal dictation and read back exactly ComputerBased literacy. http://www.okdhs.org/childcare/ProviderInfo/Literacy/HowDoILanguage.htm

Questions? Who What Where When ... How To Have Language and Literacy Activities In Child Care Programs? Click to view Requires Acrobat Reader How can a parent know what is typical? How can I Encourage Pre Literacy? How Do I Talk, Reach, Read, To Infants? How Do I Talk, Reach, Read, To Toddlers? ... How Do I Use Books In Child Care? How To Have Language And Literacy Activities in Child Care Programs Phonological Awareness Rhyming songs, syllable-clapping, and grouping objects according to how their names begin to draw children’s attention to the sounds of speech Isolating the first segment of a word Finding all the objects on a poster that begin with the “nnnn" sound Sociodramatic Play Have special materials and play areas geared toward encouraging children in particular domains, such as art center, a nature center, a puppet center, and real-world play areas (a store or restaurant) Stock these areas with writing supplies and printed materials that can be used in play Maps and labeled photos in block area Labeled toy containers in toy area Food packaging, menus, appliance instructions, plane tickets, travel brochures, and computer keyboards in house area

98. Welcome To Closing The Gap Author, Topic Early literacy activities. I am specifically interested in early writing activities that can be with Symbols 2000 so students can read their work http://www.closingthegap.com/forums/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=89;t=000009

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