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Mar 24, 2009
1. 1/2 of classroom homogeneous groups a day.
2. About 15 minutes of AR reading (at least) in class each day. A.R. test taking also. Most students read and take a test on 1-2 books a day.
3. Read alouds nearly every day.
4. At home reading as much as I can get. I education the parents on why and for how long.
5. Dolsch Word List memorized up to 3rd grade.
6. Basal reading-1 story each week, read in class nearly every day. (Every day for low readers and less frequently for high readers).
7. Phonics instruction whenever we can and as needed.
8. Differentiated instruction: Centers 3x a week and 1/2 an hour of reading in groups on the other two days (but no center activities afterward).
What do you do that I don't do? I know I should teach more word families but just haven't had the time!!!!
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Anon for obvious reasons
But what about the kids that come into First Grade at a CAP and we get them to a 14/16. I just can't see retaining those kids. This is a big "to-do" at my school right now. I have 6 kids on my possible retention list. That's almost 1/3 of my class. We are quite concerned about what First Grade will look like next year. We have 7 units and there are...See More
Yellow Rose
Requiring all first graders to be on DRA 20 by the end of the year is not realistic. It surely would be NICE if they'd all be there. But it would be NICE for me if they came to me reading a little bit higher too. (or at least knowing all their sounds and letters)
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