Articles related to "Reading Workshop"

Implementing a Reading Workshop requires certain basic components which consist of: Modeling Mini-lessons, Independent Reading, and then Sharing and Reflection.

Independent reading is a time for students to make their own book choices, apply reading strategies, have large blocks of time to read and set independent reading goals.

Independent Reading is quite different than Sustained Silent Reading or D.E.A.R in the components of time, book selection, and the student and teacher's roles.

Move beyond guided reading groups to take the next step in best practices for teaching literacy in this how-to manual for daily reading assessment and instruction.

Using mini-lessons during DEAR, SSR, or other individual reading times can boost reading comprehension without sacrificing student choice in reading material.

The Third Annual Lesbian Book Festival in Palm Springs, promises to be the best yet, with top lesbian authors reading their work around the pool. What could be better?

The history of the Alexandra Writers' Centre Society, a longstanding member of Calgary's literary community.

Writing contests are valuable tools, helping writers to hone their craft, but writers also should be aware that contests are not the only way to receive feedback.

Karen Szymusiak, Franki Sibberson, and Lisa Koch's new edition of their popular book for elementary teachers offers multiple strategies to support transitional readers.

Mainstream doesn't mean dull: for cultural travelers to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, these professional theatre companies offer some of the hottest shows and actors going.

James Joyce gave the world what may be the greatest novel in the English language and set it in his beloved home town of Dublin.

With its history of slaves and pirates, this unashamed tourist town on Brazil's east coast is a top place in which to get away from Rio de Janeiro's noise and hustle.

Reading consultant Kathy Collins shows how to use reading clubs to teach K-3 students to read with power, intention, and joy in this resource for primary grade teachers.

Don't let the summer go by without your children learning new skills and gaining more knowledge. Here are some helpful ways to make summer learning fun.

A list of brief tips every beginning playwright can take advantage of to aid in writing the best play possible.