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    • [DOCX File]Guidelines for Administering the Read-Aloud Accommodation ...

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      the student’s IEP/504 Plan lists the read-aloud accommodation or audio accommodation for other tests; and. the student receives the read-aloud or audio accommodation in the classroom. The read-aloud accommodation on the EOC Reading test will be considered a non-standard accommodation (accommodation code B).

    • [DOC File]Read Aloud with Accountable Talk- Thinking and Talking ...

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      Read Aloud with Accountable Talk- Thinking and Talking Deeply About Books. Examples of Prompts to Use During Read Aloud. to Highlight Particular Reading Skills. Reading Skill Examples of Prompts . for Think Aloud Examples of Prompts . for Turn & Talk Monitoring for Meaning Before we start reading today, we need to reconnect to the story.

    • [DOC File]Proofreading and Editing Strategies

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      Read your paper slowly. This will give you more time to focus on what you are saying and catch errors. Read aloud. Noticing Personal Problem Areas: Recognize errors you often make and look for those types of mistakes as you read your paper. Talk with your teacher, a tutor, the Center for Writers, etc. for advice on how to fix these errors.

    • [DOC File]Harcourt Reading/Language Arts/Writing/Read Aloud

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      Class will choral read and discuss the story textbook pgs. 90-102 Flat Stanley--- Teacher will read from a Flat Stanley book. Class will research New Zealand: flag, geography with map also, historic places, dress, food, etc. Students will decorate the New Zealand flag and cut and glue inside Flat Stanley journal.

    • PLAYWRITING I (THTR 365)

      Read aloud and discuss: Selections from Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Frozen, and 9 Parts of Desire. (BRING YOUR BOOKS TO CLASS.) Assignments: Create a character bank and at least one monologue from character bank for your Writing Journal (WJ).

    • [DOCX File]Handout: Writing Phases - KIPP

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      Handout: Read Your Work Aloud Anchor Chart. READ YOUR WORK ALOUD ANCHOR CHART. Step 1. Pick part of your writing to study. Choose one of these elements to study: organization. use of grammar, language, or punctuation. word choice. logic and flow of information. Step 2. Read it aloud. Step 3.

    • [DOC File]Lesson Plan Format for Read Aloud - Weebly

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      R.N.T.00.05 Respond to individual and multiple texts by finding evidence, discussing, illustrating, and/or writing to reflect, make meaning, and make connections. CCSS: CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.K.10 Actively engage in group reading activities with purpose and understanding. ... Lesson Plan Format for Read Aloud ...

    • [DOC File]Harcourt Reading/Language Arts/Writing/Read Aloud

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      Writing---“Playing at the Park” Use your plan sheet from yesterday to write: Write directions that tell how to do your favorite thing at the park. Use words such as first, next, then, and last in your directions. Decodable Book 8 story and accelerated reader testing. Friday- Day 3 “Fun With Fish”

    • [DOC File]Read Aloud & Independent Reading: The First 20 Days of ...

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      Read Aloud, Independent Reading, and Shared Reading. Day Minilesson (M,S,L)* Key Concepts Learning Outcomes Resources Needed Day 16 Read Aloud. Reading is Thinking – Checking for Understanding as You Read – Part 1 (S) Genre study continues. Readers notice when the text doesn’t make sense to them.

    • [DOCX File]Teacher Checklist – Basic Reading Skills

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      WHEN READING ALOUD DOES THE STUDENT: 1. stop frequently? 2. make inappropriate pauses? 3. read word by word? 4. speak in a flat, monotone voice? 5. miss emotional and contextual cues? 6. mix up who says which piece of a dialogue in a narrative? 7. pay little attention to punctuation? 8. painstakingly sound out words?

    • [DOC File]Second Grade Writing Plans – Lesson 11

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      Day 1: Writing in response to the read aloud, Music in the Snow. Before Reading: This week we will read several selections about music. As I read the story, Music in the Snow out loud, I want you to listen to find out how music affects the characters’ mood or feelings.

    • [DOC File]Holiday Lessons - World Read Aloud Day

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      Return to your original partner(s) and share and talk about what you found out. Make mini-presentations to other groups on your findings. WRITING. Write about World Read Aloud Day for 10 minutes. Show your partner your paper. Correct each other’s work. _____

    • Read, Think and Write

      at your Writing Draft Sheet from yesterday. With a partner, take turns. Have one person . read . the Focusing Question and the other person . read. the Focus Statement. Then . switch, so that you each have read both. Look. at your graphic organizer. Listen. carefully as your teacher gives an example of how to write the first evidence paragraph ...

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