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This blog was created by teacher and graduate student Tegan Zimmerman Henry as a platform to reflect on ways in which children construct language and meaning to make sense of the world, and how these observations inform her teaching practices.
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Literacy Roots: kinder tours
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January 16, 2012. I am currently knee-deep in kinder-considerations right now, as my 4.75 year old (her precise calculations, not mine) is rapidly approaching school age. It's a grim reality out there, knowing many precocious young minds will soon become a statistic of test scores in our nations public schools. but I digress. The point of this post is to commend a kindergarten classroom I visited in which a poster listing several steps to raise a reader. 10 Ways to Raise a Reader. Discuss what you read t...
Literacy Roots: one special day
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February 1, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). As a teacher of Language Arts, I enjoy observing ways in which children construct language and meaning to make sense of the world through writing, poetry and art. Some of my most notable pleasures in life include the thrill of Ah-Ha moments and gumball machines. Literacy Roots Classroom WISHLIST. Sadako and a Thousand Paper Cranes. Reading/ Writing Workshop Resources and Youth Lit. and Distribution Sites. Reading, Teaching, Learning. To Make a Praire.
Literacy Roots: Guest Post: Learning to Read, American-Style
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February 5, 2012. Guest Post: Learning to Read, American-Style. Learning to Read, American Style. My daughter brought home a list of "Instant Words" from her Kindergarten teacher yesterday. An unassuming four pages of the 500 most common words in English, ranked in frequency order. You know: "the, of, and, to, in, is, that" and so on. Innocent enough, right? Not quite. I read throug the first 100 words, thinking proudly about how well my Kindergartener can read. Then the word " oil. Popped out at me.
Literacy Roots: Artist in Residence
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January 16, 2012. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. Special Hands-On Workshop for Aspiring Cartoonists at the. Charles M. Schulz Museum. Join San Francisco native Raina Telgemeier. Creator of the graphic novel Smile. To explore the art of making comics and writing stories. Participants will learn about thumbnails, layouts, balloon placement, panel variation and the mechanics of sequential art, and they will have a chance to create their own 4–8 page short comic. Telgemeier’s graphic novel, Smile. To Make a Praire.
Literacy Roots: Struggling for Balance
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March 3, 2013. It's been a long, cold silence here. Entering the teaching profession, I was well warned about the lightning-speed pace at which the school year flies by. As a result, I have taken a hiatus from writing about my teaching process as it unfolds. Though I regret having documentation of the learning events that have taken place this year, I commend myself for resisting the temptation to spend even more time at my computer. Between my personal life and my professional life. I can offer suggesti...
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Phonemic Awareness, Literacy Skills, Kindergarten, Beginning Readers | Literacy Resources Inc
Skip to Main Content. Michael Heggerty, Ed.D. What is Phonemic Awareness. National Reading Panel Findings. Research on English Language Learners. Curriculum Alignment to Various Standards. Response to Intervention (RTI). The two best predictors of early reading success are alphabet recognition and phonemic awareness. Marilyn Adams, 1990. The best evidence of a child's phonemic awareness can be found in his/her writing. Phonemic awareness is central in learning to read and spell. Linnea C. Ehri, 1984.
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Board & Staff. Forms & Links. News & Events. Literacy in the News. Technology & the Internet. OVER 4,000 ITEMS IN OUR LIBRARY. Help bridge the Digital Divide. Become a Digital Literacy volunteer today! Digital Divide Persists Even as Lower-Income Americans Make Gains in Tech Adoption. Digital Divide Spurs Demand for Volunteers. Digital Literacy Expands to Gates. LVR announced today a new partnership with Gates Public Library. The partnership to provide LVR’s Digital Literacy services to library patro...
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December 13, 2014. WCPM or Lexile Levels: The lesser of two evils? Much time has passed. This post has the potential to be draft one of a long-winded book about teaching, since I now teach a full-inclusion fourth grade class at a new school site, but I'll spare my plethora of readers (joke), and stay focused on the most pressing questions swimming around in my head:. Quantitative Speed vs. Quantitative Readability. My new district uses the. Lexile Framework for Reading. While identifying readability can ...
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