Second Grade > Reader's Workshop > Character Traits DEMO PLZ
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Oct 2, 2010
For most of them it's obviously a rote worksheet they do because they have to, but they aren't putting any real effort into it, and it's certainly not inspiring anyone to read more. If anything they read less - just enough to fill out the log sheet.
What else can I do that would satisfy my admin's need to have their reading documented? I'm told parents feel that their kids won't read at all if they don't have to do the...See More
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