If you have used Storybits before and know of a site that has grade level equivalencies for the books, I'd sure appreciate knowing. I have left my email for any follow-ups.
I am looking for Salt Hands by Jane Chelsea Aragon.I have checked Amazon but it is an older book- copyright 1989 and the cheapest copy is $25.00. A bit over my budget lol Any idea where else to look?
On 7/27/12, Pra...See MoreWow, I can't believe how much everyone is charging for that book! It also costs a lot on ebay right now, but you can SAVE a search for the book on Ebay and they will email you when any are newly listed. You can even limit the search to a certain price range. Also, call all used book stores in your vicinity. Hope this helps.
On 7/27/12, Praline wrote: > I am looking for Salt Hands by Jane Chelsea Aragon.I have > checked Amazon but it is an older book- copyright 1989 and > the cheapest copy is $25.00. A bit over my budget lol > Any idea where else to look?
mhugsIt is expensive. Have you tried your local library for a copy? Our library has a search on line feature that also allows me to reserve books from many area libraries. We can renew on line too. I can usually keep the books for an entire unit. And the service is FREE.
JazzyMWell, one way that really helps kids get motivated to learn them is to use Rainbow Words. You can organize the words in whatever order you want. The kids try harder because they want to move up each color level. It's easier to understand if you look at the picture.
8/12/12, AnneCT wrote: > On 8/01/12, Looking for ide...See MoreGo to theschoolbell.com this a great resource for dolch words!! I have used it for years and she has broken done each list into a smaller list of the five words that are used the most. We have decided this year to focus on the sight words as our vocabulary/word wall words. Good luck!
8/12/12, AnneCT wrote: > On 8/01/12, Looking for ideas wrote: >> Has anyone ever organized any of the sight word lists in a >> way other than grade level specific? I am asking because >> our district uses the DRA and all first graders should be >> at a 16 by the end of the year. Would it make more sense to >> spend time on the sigh words that would help a child read a >> DRA level 10 successfully in January and then a level 16 in >> June? > > Hello, My 1st grade team did not find it necessary to do that > extra work. One of my colleagues went with this sight word > notebook and felt very good about the results. She also used > the 2nd workbook. In case the link does not work the company is > primary concepts. She used it as a morning job or a quick > filler during those awkward 10 minute spaces on our schedule. > > I'd ask the K team what words they have specifically focused on > in K and start from there. Dolch is really the best. So many > books use words from all over the list it is very hard to know. > You can use the 100 most frequently used words in first grade > lists available from many programs. That is the extent of my > organization on the subject. Good Luck to you!
I have 25 first graders this year. How big are your classes usually? What is the most you have had and the least? I'm concerned about handling 25 alone.
DIBELS has drastically changed its goals for next year. They have in their data put your last years kids with the new goals. Take a look at how that changes where they are. Many more are intensive or strategic.
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