STUDENTS WILL... (DAY 16)
- CO-CONSTRUCT A COLLEGIAL, VIBRANT COMMUNITY OF READERS
- INTERNALIZE THE ROUTINES AND STRUCTURES OF INDEPENDENT READING PRACTICE
- MAKE LITERATURE CHOICES THAT REPRESENT INTERESTS AND LEVEL
- PRACTICE INCREASING STAMINA AS READERS
- SET THOUGHTFUL CLASS AND INDIVIDUALIZED READING GOALS
CONNECT THROUGH WARM-UP
SO FAR YOU HAVE SET ONE PERSONAL READING GOAL FOR THIS YEAR - TO READ FROM A NEW GENRE. TODAY I WANT YOU TO THINK ABOUT YOUR READING INTERESTS AND STRENGTHS AND SET ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL GOAL.
THE BOY WHO LOVED WORDS
By Roni Schotter
Let's Meet the Author
I AM GOING TO READ ALOUD FROM ANOTHER OF MY FAVORITE PICTURE BOOKS. THIS ONE IS CALLED THE BOY WHO LOVED WORDS AND IT IS WRITTEN BY RONI SCHOTTER. WHEN I AM DONE, I WANT YOU TO TELL ME WHAT THE MAIN CHARACTER'S GOAL WAS AS A READER.
Teachable Moments....
What are other reading goals we might have that are based on our strengths or interests?
Engage
Turn and tell a partner what reading goal fits your interests and strengths as a reader.
Share
Today, before you read, I want you to write down your reading goal in your reading notebook, and then again on an index card. The card is for me so that I can remember your goal when I come to talk to you in a reading conference.
|
|
|