Getting Your Readers Off To a Great Start

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Getting Your Readers Off To a Great Start

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Getting Your Readers Off To a Great Start. Objectives: Analyze Spring (EOY) DRA2 scores Match all students to Just Right Books Start small group work the 2 nd week of school for our targeted students. Analyze Grade Level DRA2 scores - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Getting Your Readers Off To a

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Objectives:

• Analyze Spring (EOY) DRA2 scores

• Match all students to Just Right Books

• Start small group work the 2nd week of school for our targeted students

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Analyze Grade Level DRA2 scores

Use the “Plum Book” (EMAD) as a guide to identify students who are below goal

Focus on A (Approaching) and D (Does Not Meet Benchmark/Needs Intervention) students.

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•Risk-taking•Self Monitoring •Word Recognition•Fluency•Comprehension

Observing Reading Behaviors

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Observe Reading Behaviors

•Watch video clipsModel: Zack’s Moving Day

SurpriseLevel F

Try-It: Ben’s DadLevel E

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Now what???

1. Choose a book.2. Book Introduction.3. Listen and watch student read. 4. Record behaviors on Observation Guide.5. Recognize and compliment one thing the student

did well.6. Provide one teaching point based on what you

observed.7. Plan future teaching points/possible groups.

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Next Steps-On Your Own•Does your classroom library support your readers right now?•Review DRA2 assessments to see what behaviors were noted.•Review EIP notes.•Gather materials and organize for reading observations and small group instruction (books, make copies of Observation Guides, anecdotal record forms).

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•How will you organize note-taking forms, planning sheets, etc?

•And remember…Wiki for teaching strategies http://eiphandbook.wikispaces.com/

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