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Strategies for Effective Balanced Literacy
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This easy-to-follow guide is filled with practical approaches to help teachers transition towards a balanced literacy framework. It offers simple techniques to nurture reading and writing skills through reading and writing activities.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Credits
- Page 3 - Table of Contents
- Page 5 - Foreword
- Page 7 - Acknowledgments
- Page 9 - Introduction
- Page 10 - Essentials of Literacy Development
- Page 10 - Why Balanced Literacy?
- Page 12 - Whatās Ahead: Effective Balanced Literacy
- Page 13 - A Day in a Balanced Literacy Classroom
- Page 19 - Conclusion
- Page 20 - How to Use This Book
- Page 21 - Word Study
- Page 22 - Introduction
- Page 23 - Meet Cameron
- Page 24 - Word Study Instruction
- Page 24 - Phonics Historical Time Line
- Page 26 - Best Practices in Phonics Instruction
- Page 26 - Spelling Historical Time Line
- Page 27 - Best Practices in Spelling Instruction
- Page 28 - Vocabulary Historical Time Line
- Page 30 - Best Practices in Vocabulary Instruction
- Page 31 - Setting Up the Word Study Classroom
- Page 31 - Word Study in Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 33 - Word Study in Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 33 - Word Study in Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 35 - Differentiation
- Page 37 - Integrating Technology
- Page 38 - Word Study Strategies Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 52 - Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 66 - Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 81 - Conclusion
- Page 81 - Reflection and Discussion Questions
- Page 83 - Reading
- Page 85 - Introduction
- Page 86 - Meet Isabella
- Page 87 - Setting Up the Reading Classroom
- Page 87 - The Library
- Page 88 - The Reading Zone
- Page 89 - The Listening Area
- Page 91 - Assessing Students in the Reading Classroom
- Page 91 - Early Literacy Assessment
- Page 94 - Oral Reading Record
- Page 98 - Qualitative Reading Inventory
- Page 99 - Questions to Guide Comprehension
- Page 99 - Before Reading
- Page 100 - During Reading
- Page 100 - After Reading
- Page 100 - Question-Answer Relationship
- Page 102 - Guided Reading in Kindergarten through Grade 5
- Page 102 - Best Practices in Guided Reading
- Page 103 - Guided Reading Lessons
- Page 104 - Using Assessments to Create Creating Guided Reading Groups
- Page 105 - Selecting Texts
- Page 107 - Focus on Vocabulary
- Page 108 - Guided Reading in Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 125 - Guided Reading in Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 141 - Literature Circles in Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 141 - Best Practices in Literature Circles
- Page 158 - Modeled and Shared Read Alouds
- Page 158 - Best Practices for Read Alouds
- Page 160 - Selecting Books for Read Alouds
- Page 161 - Modeled Read-Aloud Lessons
- Page 162 - Shared Read-Aloud Lessons
- Page 164 - Independent Reading
- Page 164 - Best Practices for Independent Reading
- Page 165 - Organization
- Page 166 - How Independent Reading Informs Teaching
- Page 167 - Conclusion
- Page 167 - Reflection and Discussion Questions
- Page 169 - Writing
- Page 171 - Introduction
- Page 172 - Meet Malik
- Page 173 - Setting Up the Writing Classroom
- Page 173 - Organization and Writing Tools
- Page 174 - Publishing Center
- Page 175 - Resources
- Page 177 - Modeled and Shared Writing
- Page 177 - Introduction to Modeled Writing
- Page 177 - Best Practices in Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 180 - Best Practices in Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 183 - Best Practices in Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 185 - Introduction to Shared Writing
- Page 186 - Best Practices in Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 187 - Best Practices in Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 188 - Best Practices in Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 190 - Writerās Workshop
- Page 190 - Introduction to Writerās Workshop
- Page 191 - How to Organize for Writerās Workshop
- Page 192 - Best Practices in Kindergarten through Grade 2
- Page 205 - Best Practices in Grade 3 through Grade 5
- Page 218 - Best Practices in Grade 6 through Grade 8
- Page 231 - Assessment in Writerās Workshop
- Page 233 - Journals
- Page 233 - Introduction to Journal Writing
- Page 234 - Best Practices for Journal Writing
- Page 237 - Conclusion
- Page 237 - Reflection and Discussion Questions
- Page 239 - Appendices
- Page 239 - Appendix A: References Cited
- Page 249 - Appendix B: Additional Resources
- Page 251 - Appendix C: Activity Pages
- Page 340 - Appendix D: Digital Resources
- Thank You Page