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Nov 21, 2005
I'm doing some research on the use of storybooks for
developing literacy skills. Specifically I'm looking for
some ideas about how to use storybooks to assess emergent
and beginning readers' knowledge about reading. Generally,
I'm also looking to find out how other teachers use
storybooks in their own classrooms. Any insights would be
greatly appreciated.
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In response to your question about storybooks, I use them a
lot with my first grade class. I particulary think they are
useful for helping my kids learn about characterization and
setting. The real bonus is that the kids have an active
interest in these types of stories and they keep them
interested whil...See More