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COEHS Unit Assessment System Advanced Preparation Program Candidate Assessment (Content Guidelines) Reading Specialists The goals for student learning appear in the list below, "Content Guidelines for Reading Specialist". In the grid , "Opportunities to Learn in COEHS Coursework" and the "Techniques Used to Assess" student learning are listed for each goal. Content Guidelines for Reading Specialist Must have Knowledge and Skills in . . . 1) Language Arts Standards: Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for English Language Arts; National Standards for the English Language Arts 2) Language Arts Processes: e.g. reading, speaking, etc., interrelationships among them; 3) Language Arts Models: 4) Research: contributions of literacy scholars to the literacy knowledge base; 5) Language: developmental process of the language arts, e.g., reading, writing, speaking, etc., from infancy through middle childhood; nature and multiple causes of reading disabilities; influence of environmental context on use of language. 7) Literature: Goal Opportunities to Learn in COEHS Coursework Techniques Used to Assess **Reflective Journey Checkpoint Reflective Journey Project/Presentation (all courses) Reading 705 Process Writing Demonstration Lesson for Standards Cooperative Learning Creating a Lesson based on Standard Reading 721 Lesson plans aligned to standards Reading 735 Demonstration Lesson indicating standards Secondary Reading Proposal Alignment to Standards Reading 780 Needs Assessments 2-Year Plan

83. ::ReadingLady.com - Four Blocks - Guided Reading - Lesson Plans - Henry & Mudge wagged tail) sorry (wagged tail when Henry threw snowball at him) tired (fell asleep) Identify words that are hard to read and model Back To lesson Plan Bank. http://www.readinglady.com/gr/Lesson_Plans/Henry___Mudge/henry___mudge.html

Click on each of the books' covers for ordering information on any of these books used in the Henry and Mudge unit. Henry and Mudge books by Cynthia Rylant are a favorite in the Fall of 2nd grade. Here are a few ideas with a few of the books... Henry and Mudge The First Book by Cynthia Rylant Talk about title, table of contents, characters, problem/solution, feelings predict Brainstorm characteristics of characters Activities: 1. Model together a friendly letter. Write a friendly letter. Partner read. Discuss mistakes. 2. Story Map Title Characters Setting Topic First... Then... Next... Finally (end) Test: 1. Write a letter to either Henry or Mudge. 2. Different sheet one side write as much about Henry as can. Repeat other side Mudge. Henry and Mudge in the Green Time by Cynthia Rylant Title, Author, table of contents, problems Tell them as they read to think of a new title for the book. I give them a sticky note that they write their new title on and attach to the title page of the book as they read. Then the kids exchange books and read each other's titles. Activities: 1. Take other books you are reading.

84. The Eastern LINCS Health And Literacy Special Collection In health literacy, students learn to apply reading and numerical The team submitting this lesson plan on stress includes the Health literacy instructor and http://www.worlded.org/us/health/lincs/lessons/swgeorgia.htm

Updated 8/15/03 Mini-Grant Lesson Plans Stress is a Part of Life Mazie Wilson and Thea Zimmermann Melvina McDowell and Fred Stallworth Adult Literacy Program Southwest Georgia Technical College Thomasville, GA 31792 E-mail: mwilson@swgtc.net Printer-friendly version Lesson Summary Two students recommended from a GED class form a teaching team with a health literacy teacher. They discuss which topic they will teach to a GED class and decide on stress. After surveying the classes on the topic, they become familiar with the Internet via the LINCS Time: Class Description Southwest Georgia Technical College provides adult literacy services to three Southwest Georgia counties-Thomas, Grady, and Mitchell. Adult literacy classes are taught using a state-approved competency-based curriculum in a variety of classroom settings and times throughout the Service Delivery Area. In addition, Southwest Georgia Technical College offers a health literacy component. In health literacy, students learn to apply reading and numerical skills to health care settings. Students learn to comprehend the concepts and tasks necessary to meet their health care needs. Description of the Teaching Team The team submitting this lesson plan on stress includes the Health Literacy instructor and two ABE students, Melvina McDowell and Fred Stallworth. Both were recommended by their GED instructor, Ms. Susie Butler. The students selected the topic for this project. Although neither had used the Internet previously, they were very proficient with its use at the project's conclusion.

85. Early Success: Summer School Plan Amount of time for daily reading instruction It is recommended a period of time devoted to related literacy activities (see attached lesson plan). http://www.eduplace.com/intervention/earlysuccess/articles/summer.html

Summer School Plan Many school districts want to use and in a summer school program. Since these programs are most often used during a regular school year, modifications need to be made in order to maximize the benefits to students. Several factors need to be taken into consideration: Length of summer school A summer school session of 6 or 8 weeks is recommended for students receiving instruction in and . Students should complete two lessons per day during this 6 or 8 week block of time (see attached lesson plan). Even with this modified schedule, students may not complete an entire level, and the literacy gains are usually less than during the regular school year. and Amount of time for daily reading instruction It is recommended that students complete two lessons each day. These lessons should be separated by a period of time devoted to related literacy activities (see attached lesson plan). A minimum of 1.5 hours of time is necessary to carry out this instructional model. Grouping of students and and to use with students. It is not recommended that groups include more than two grades, since the interest levels of these students vary significantly.

86. Reading Literacy-Books On CD Curriculum reading literacyBooks on CD lesson PLAN. Students develop language and acquire information through listening. Listening http://newali.apple.com/ali_sites/ali/exhibits/1000510/lesson_plan.html

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88. Big6 The purpose of this lesson is to The power of information literacy is not limited to academic pursuits decision making and improved quality of life. read more http://www.big6.com/showcategory.php?cid=19

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91. Language Arts This is a balanced literacy activity integrating the advances, academic stimulation, andpleasurable reading pursuits. on preparing new lessons and projects http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/LanguageArts.html

LANGUAGE ARTS READ-ALOUD WONDERINGS / DISCOVERIES / CONNECTIONS GRADES: 2-6 MATERIALS: a read-aloud book ( for 3rd grade and up a good choice is Shiloh ((although I change some of the objectionable words or phrases as I am reading aloud)). post-it notes for students METHOD: Read another couple of chapters until you feel you have read enough to give them something to wonder about. As you read again the next time, ask if any of the wonderings have been answered. They will catch on quickly and call out the discoveries, the post-its now go to the discovery side. This can be done 2 or 3 times. VARIATION: Submitted by, ILONA PETERSON no school listed no city listed ilonapet@earthlink.net POINT OF VIEW IN LITERATURE GRADES: 6-12 Teaching students about point-of-view can be challenging when you're trying to get them to see beyond just a "narrator." This project is a lot of fun and has so many possibilities, depending on how much time you want to spend on it. MATERIALS: pen paper several classic, well-known children's stories

92. Education World® : Lesson Planning : I Read It On The Internet! -- Teaching Abo These lessons on Web site content evaluation can help discusses the ten stages of Web literacy for teachers Better Read That Again Web Hoaxes and Misinformation http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson230.shtml

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94. PBSKids: Arthur: Media Literacy and classroom activities based on a media literacy theme Some lessons also touch upon the related topics of Subject Areas Math, reading Comprehension) Buster s http://pbskids.org/arthur/grownups/medialiteracy/

ARTHUR's Guide to Media Literacy is a set of lesson plans designed to help teachers and caregivers discuss media literacy issues with kids. Each lesson uses a different ARTHUR episode to launch a guided discussion and classroom activities based on a media literacy theme. Some lessons also touch upon the related topics of purchasing power and peer pressure. Through these experiences, students will start to develop critical thinking skills that will help them evaluate media messages and move toward an understanding of how these messages can shape their attitudes and behavior. These files are in PDF format, and you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print them. To find out which ARTHUR episodes are on TV near you this week, visit the TV Schedule Arthur Bounces Back (Episode #108) Students will begin to develop an awareness of money, and of persuasion in advertising. (Subject Areas: Math, Reading Comprehension) Buster's Sweet Success (Episode #602) Students will examine some techniques used to sell products.

95. Space Literacy - Lesson Plan 1 Weekly Plan 1 Subject literacy Hour Range Poetry Year Group 5 6. lesson One. Whole Class Sentence level work (15mins) Read selected poem (teacher to select). http://www.theguardians.com/teachers/bredenbury/literacy1.htm

SUGGESTED LESSON PLANS TO LINK IN WITH SPACE STATION:- Weekly Plan 1 Subject: Literacy Hour Range: Poetry Lesson One Whole Class Shared text work ( 15mins) Pupils to view Guardians of Millennium Space Station web site. Talk in general about space travel how exciting it must be, the loneliness, why go into space, the benefits and the costs. Concentrate on one of the modules and discuss in depth what it must be like for the astronauts. Whole Class Sentence level work (15mins) Read selected poem (teacher to select). Children to work with teacher to identify noun and verb agreement, identify style and content. Independent work Children to be given a selection of poetry books from which to locate and select 'favourite space poem. Write out poem in correct format. (opportunity to use computers to develop communication skills by word processing selected poem and adding clip art, photos, sound and/or video clip. Encourage use of spell check, choosing font and bordering work.) Inform children that they may be asked to read out their elected poem at the end of the lesson encouraging them to check pronunciation of unknown words.

96. National Geographic Education Guide--teachers, Lesson Plans RESOURCE TYPE http://www.nationalgeographic.com/education/

Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Site Index Subscribe Shop NEW: Find Maps, Facts, and Photos Search One-Stop Research for our most popular subjects (such as tigers or Egypt) and get results organized by type: pictures, articles, video, maps, and more. Search for Educational Materials SUBJECT Geography - North American - World Science - Earth Science - Life Science - Physical Science Social Studies - Ancient World - U.S. History - World History Animals Explorers All Subject Areas RESOURCE TYPE Lesson Plans Books/Workbooks Kits/Overheads Maps/Globes/Atlases Online Adventures Videos/Videodiscs Software All resource types GRADE K-4 All grades K Search by keyword: Or, search our publications index for articles in National Geographic, NG Kids, and more. How can we help you teach? Educator Favorites: GeoSpy Education Foundation Xpeditions National Geographic Bee ... Editorial Style Manual (PDF) Extension Sites: Windows on Literacy Reading Expeditions GeoKits Our Magazines: National Geographic NG Kids (formerly World ... (Classroom) Sign up for our monthly e-mail updates for educators. We'll let you in on our latest lesson plans, ideas for using our content in the classroom, and more.

97. Kidspiration.html Technology literacy Challenge Fund. Kidspiration Lessons. 2, Compare Contrast, Tell what makes two things alike and different, NinetyOne, reading Writing. http://www.canby.k12.or.us/Technology/Integration/kidspiration/kidspiration.html

Technology Literacy Challenge Fund Kidspiration Lessons Take a Look! We are featured in the January 2002 Flashes Kidspiration Newsletter! Kidspiration is a visual learning tool especially for K-3 students. Designed for emerging readers and writers, Kidspiration helps students develop confidence as they learn to organize information, understand concepts and connections, create stories, and express and share their thoughts. Integrated Picture and Writing views combine to enhance student's comprehension of concepts and information.Kidspiration was the software focus for kindergarten through third grade for the first quarter of the 2001-2002 school year. It was also the focus for kindergarten and first grade in the third quarter Kidspiration Template Tips Helpful Hints for Successful Technology Lessons Making Internet Connections using Kidpiration Kindergarten Integration Plan ... First Grade 3rd Quarter Integration Plan Kidspiration Templates Created by Canby Teachers Grade Name of Activity Description Created By Category K Animals That Hatch Use Super Groupers to classify animals by those who hatch and those who do not. Go to the writing mode to complete sentences.

98. Classroom Instruction The Home Book reading Program is designed to enable teachers to easily supply families with strong literacydevelopment support. return to top. http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/go/wil/classroom_instruction.htm

About Instruction at WIL A-Book-A-Week A-Rhyme-A-Week return to WIL home page If you have any questions, direct them to Laura Smolkin people have visited this page. Classroom instruction at WIL is guided by a balanced view of literacy development. The document that best captures our orientation is Learning to Read and Write:Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Young Children . This 1998 publication was jointly produced by the International Reading Association (IRA) and the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) , and presents a "continuum of children's development in early reading and writing." Head Start children may mostly be seen as being in the phase of Awareness and Exploration . Our stance at WIL is to maximize the opportunities for children to notice, developing their awareness through the many opportunities we present to explore the delightful and complex world of literacy. WIL classrooms are literacy-rich. They abound with books good literature and class-produced. They offer opportunities for literacy-related play and experimentation with written forms. What they are not are classrooms in which children are skilled and drilled. Most Head Start children need opportunities to develop delight in the world that print affords us.

99. ReadWriteThink: Lesson Plan lesson Plan Selector. literacy Engagements. Readaloud of Shaq and the Beanstalk; Interactive Venn http://www.marcopolo-education.org/mg/lesson260.aspx

Lesson Plan Selector Grade Band All Grades K-2 Literacy Strand Learning Language Learning About Language Learning Through Language Literacy Engagements 30-35 minutes a day for three consecutive days Sarah Dennis Brockton, Massachusetts Read-aloud of Shaq and the Beanstalk Interactive Venn diagram One comparison worksheet per child One copy of the traditional Jack and the Beanstalk Several copies of Shaq and the Beanstalk and Other Very Tall Tales by Shaquille O'Neal (Cartwheel Books, 1999) Tell us what you thought about this lesson. Learning Vocabulary Down By the Bay Shared Spelling Strategies Can You Convince Me? Developing Persuasive Writing An Exploration of Text Sets: Supporting All Readers ... Acrostic Poems: All About Me and My Favorite Things Shaquille O'Neal: Using a Basketball Star to Motivate Readers Overview Students today are often "too busy" to read because they are watching television or playing video games. Reading and reflecting on a story written by a celebrity like Shaquille O'Neal can help motivate otherwise reluctant readers. Students will read two different versions of a storythe classic version of Jack and the Beanstalk and the version written by Shaquille O'Neal

100. Sunshine Online Literacy Hour http://www.literacyhour.co.uk/indices/index2.html

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