このクラスは 英語で教えられます。

Students will review the 5 W’s + an H (who, what, when, where, why, how) of comprehension.   They will also learn to listen, take turns, and respect classmates who are speaking and sharing ideas!  Students will respond to a writing prompt to apply new vocabulary and information. (Students who do not yet read and write words will be given prewriting strategies to complete the tasks.)  By sharing their writing, students are also building speaking skills and gaining confidence to share their thoughts and ideas with a group!

I have enjoyed 27 years in the public school system and have the following experience:

Middle school ELA
Elementary Education--certified (with preschool, elementary, and middle school teaching experience)
Preschool Special Education--certified
Gifted and Talented Endorsement
Reading Endorsement
Education Administration

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Students are asked to participate in questioning and storytelling during the class period.

Parents can also practice reading comprehension strategies at home:
1. Be sure you have your child's attention.
2.  Minimize distractions.
3. As you read, have students repeat phrases back to you.
4. Ask yourself questions while you read…”I wonder why…”
5.  Use “wait time.” Give students a minute to think before repeating your question.
6.  Check for understanding. Ask them to repeat the question back to you.
7.  Help students make connections between the book and their own experiences!
8.  For emergent writers, always pair writing and drawing together!  Draw and write with them! 
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Students will be assessed informally through participation, questioning, and by completing a written response and drawing based on the book we read.  (Note: We will review pre-writing strategies for young writers who do not yet write words.)  Students are asked to complete their assignment if they do not finish before class is over.  Students/parents are welcome and encouraged to send the student's work to me through Outschool if they would like it proofread and/or would like some additional feedback on the student's writing.  
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The teacher will provide all materials.  Please make sure your child has paper and markers/crayons for our writing activities!

Class 1 Week of January 1:  <Corduroy by Don Freeman>  Character development and problem/solution 
Class 2 Week of January 8:  <Born Yesterday: The Diary of a Young Journalist by James Solheim> Character and plot development
Class 3 Week of January 15: <Strega Nona by Tomie dePaola>  Character development and problem/solution
Class 4:Week of January 22: <Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andreae> Character development and setting
Class 5: Week of January 29: <The Musicians of Brenan retold by Ben Cruise>  Character and plot development
Class 6 Week of February 5: <The Gardener by Sarah Stewart>  Character development and problem/solution 
Class 7 Week of February 12: <The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig by Eugene Trivizas> Character and plot development
Class 8: Week of February 19: <My Great Aunt Arizona by Gloria Houston> Character development and problem/solution
Class 9: Week of February 26: <What's the Big Idea, Molly? by Valeri Gorbachev> Character development and setting
Class 10: Week of March 5: <Ira Says Goodbye by Bernard Waber> character and plot development
Class 11: Week of March 12: <The Leprechaun in the Basement by Kathy Tucker> rainbow spectrum and St. Patrick's Day
Class 12: Week of March 19: <Rumpelstiltskin by Seymour Leichman>  character and plot development
Class 13: Week of March 26: <Bad Day at Riverbend by Chris Van Allsburg> character and plot development
Class 14: Week of April 2: by <Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes> character and plot development
Class 15:  Week of April 9 <My Lucky Day by Keiko Kasza>  character and plot development
Class 16:  Week of April 16 <Where Teddy Bears Come From by Mark Burgess>  character and plot development
Class 17:  Wee of April 23 <Cinder Edna by Ellen Jackson> comparing and contrasting