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Assessment Professional Development

by Assessment Knowledge

Dec 8, 2007

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Hi, I had a great professional development on using and
understanding assessment data from this company. If you
are interested in more information about it, email Chris
Minnich at [email removed]

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On 12/08/07, Assessment Knowledge wrote:
> Hi, I had a great professional development on using and
> understanding assessment data from this company. If you
> are interested in more information about it, email Chris
> Minnich at [email removed].

Dec 17, 2007

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New Course Powerful For All Ages

by RayandJudyLanfear

Dec 10, 2007

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Hi Teachers,

There is a new professional course available that is going
to leave a legacy on the future leaders of the World, our
children. Wish when we were kids, this course would have
been available. 3 years of research and development before
releasing this product. For grades 1-3,3-6,6-9,9-12 an...See More

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Differentiating stations

by Rosie

Dec 13, 2007

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I currently teach third grade and we use Houghton Mifflin-
supposedly with "fidelty". That said, we are supposed to
be tiering our stations and I am really not sure what this
is supposed to look like. We have been reamed by the AP
because our benchmarks scores don't match our report card
grades. Now I am ...See More

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On 12/13/07, Rosie wrote:
> I currently teach third grade and we use Houghton Mifflin-
> supposedly with "fidelty". That said, we are supposed to
> be tiering our stations and I am really not sure what this
> is supposed to look like. We have been reamed by the AP
> because our benchmarks s...See More

Jan 1, 2008

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2nd grade word work

by Need ideas

Jan 3, 2008

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I would love some ideas for easy small group games or
activities that all levels of students will enjoy.

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Penpal needed

by Amy

Jan 9, 2008

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I also need some penpals: a 1st grade girl and a 4th
grade boy; thanks

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On 1/09/08, Amy wrote:
> I also need some penpals: a 1st grade girl and a 4th
> grade boy; thanks

Hi Amy. My son Ben is 6 and in 1st grade. We live in NY. He
is interested in having a penpal if you would be interested
you can respond to this thread or our email. Thanks

Jan 19, 2008

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K-3 Students moving into Language!

by Susan Schaldach

Jan 10, 2008

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Our district is using Language! for 4 - 12 at tier 3. We
are adopting Horizons and Early Interventions in Reading
for K-3. Has anyone had experience moving students from
either of these programs into Language!? Did they
transition well?? Did you find that the highest level of
Horizons and Early Intervent...See More

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Reading First Learning Centers for Kindergarten

by Kristina

Jan 15, 2008

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Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in
elementary school which has received the Reading First
Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am
looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities.
Right now we do a lot with letter recognition, letter
sounds, sight words, rhyming wo...See More

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Kelly This site has tons of activities. Some of them are simple to set up, some need prep time.

On 2/10/09, Taasha wrote: > We glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 > or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. > (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids > can shake up...See MoreThis site has tons of activities. Some of them are simple to set up, some need prep time.

On 2/10/09, Taasha wrote: > We glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 > or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. > (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids > can shake up the bottle and put the words in whatever order. > Mine do this for hours!!! > > On 1/18/09, shea wrote: >> >> How about a fishing game all You need is stick a magnet. >> Write fluency words, numbers, sounds etc. on a index card >> put a paper clip on it. Put the words in a bucket and have >> students fish for words. The student who has the most words >> correct in the pile wins a sticker. >> >> Letter bingo. >> >> a called guno. This is where students pick two letter >> tiles , thier given a card with a vowel letter with the two >> letter tiles the students pick they can make a word or a >> nonsense word this helps with sounding out letters. >> >> You can also get dice with letters on them get a veg can >> clean and empty have students put the letter dice in the can >> and each role they must make a word. >> >> oh here's an Idea read a book that is familiar to the >> class. have sentences prepared from the book cut up the >> words individualy to the sentence and have students work >> together to find the correct way the sentence should go. >> You can have students use the book to find the familiar >> words and then they will be able to put the sentece >> together. When you write the sencene make sure to use >> correct puctuation this help students learn which word will >> go in the beginning and end of the sentence then they can >> arrange the resto of the word. >> >> >> On 1/15/08, Kristina wrote: >>> Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in >>> elementary school which has received the Reading First >>> Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am >>> looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities. >>> Right now we do a lot with letter recognition, letter >>> sounds, sight words, rhyming words....I'm just looking for >>> some new ideas for Kindergarten if anyone has anything! =] >>> Thanks so much =] >>> >>> Kristina

Feb 13, 2009

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kelly The link I thought I posted didn't work. [link removed]

On 1/15/08, Kristina wrote: > Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in > elementary school which has received the Reading First > Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am > looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities. > Right now we...See More

Feb 13, 2009

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Centers

by Sandi

Jan 16, 2008

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I need help in setting/ideas for 5th grade centers -
Language Arts, History .

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Centers

by Jennifer Bass

Jan 23, 2008

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I need some new idea's for different centers that I can do
in the afternoon with three year olds. With it being cold
outside they are going nuts being stuck inside, and I would
like to do something different with them. Thanks Jennifer

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