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Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas for post- reading activities to do with my kids after I read a book aloud with them. I am teaching grades 6 and 7, but many of my students are struggling or "non-readers," and many are sped kids.
Thanks in advance.
Any recommendations for ideas for texts or resources to read aloud, as well as places to find items such as non- fiction articles online, would also be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Any recommendations for ideas for texts or resources to read aloud, as well as places to find items such as non- fiction articles online, would also be much appreciated.
Bev-MI
On 12/03/10, CTteach wrote: > Just wondering if anyone has any good ideas for post- > reading activities to do with my kids after I read a book > aloud with them. I am teaching grades 6 and 7, but many of > my students are struggling or "non-readers," and many are > sped kids. > > Thanks in advance. > > Any recommendation...See More
OP
thanks for the ideas.... my kids are so 'low' i am going crazy. It is so frustrating!
Bev, I did not catch your email address! mine is tnbelle 68 at yahoo dot com (no spaces). would lvoe to hear more ideas. going to have to research those resources you mentioned
Bev, I did not catch your email address! mine is tnbelle 68 at yahoo dot com (no spaces). would lvoe to hear more ideas. going to have to research those resources you mentioned
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