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While emphasizing critical social and emotional skills, Teen Health explores up-to-date information and statistics on timely, relevant topics. Reach every student and make success achievable with our supplemental and standalone programs: Using systematic, explicit instruction, Open Court Reading helps all students master the foundational skills needed not only to move to proficiency, but also to achieve greater goals of reading independently with confidence inside and outside the classroom.? By continuing to browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Find out more here. Chants for ESL students. Students learning English or English Language Learners using the Open Court Reading program. These teach vocabulary. Kindergarten. It has been providing resources to assist teachers of the Open Court Reading Program since 2003. All resources on the site are free and organized by grade level and Open Court Reading unit. Every attempt has been made to make the site compatible with all editions of the Open Court Reading program. In fact, all of the units included here can be used as thematic units by elementary school teachers of any grade and any basal reader. Resources are intended to appeal to students of multiple learning modalities and English Language Learners and integrate technology into the curriculum with powerpoint, digital video, and the internet. All rights reserved. No part of the actual program is reproduced here. For additional information about Open Court see SRA4Kids. Use flashcards for pocket chart, individual practice, and writing. Comes in two sizes. Alphabet cover sheet - perfect for students' writing folders. Each page in the packet aligns to one of the 1st grade SRA Open Court Reading program's Core Decodables (copyright 2015). Then you may want to consider purchasing this comprehension worksheet bundle pack. It has smaller versions of each of the sound cards as well as the chants and phrases that go with each.
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This download includes the following:Student answer she Subjects: English Language Arts, Reading Grades: 2 nd Types: Activities, Printables, Literacy Center Ideas Show more details Add to cart Wish List 1st Grade Open Court Imagine It. Use these pages as a whole group activity with teacher modeling or as independent seat or center work. A must have for kindergarten. Unit 1 Let's Read, Unit 2 Animals, Unit 3 Things That Go, Unit 4 Our Neighborhood at Work, and Unit 5 Weather. I believe there are 62 sheets in total. These pages compliment the consumable readers by adding elements of practice in the following areas. I have created PowerPoints for all 160 lessons of Kindergarten Open Court reading program (2008 edition). Here's Unit 1. I have been using them for 7 years now and totally revamped them this summer to be even better.each presentation follows the lesson exac Subjects: Reading, Instructional Technology Grades: K Types: PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Fun Stuff Show more details Add to cart Wish List First Grade Open Court Imagine It. Finally, have students complete their fina Subjects: Writing-Expository, Writing, Reading Strategies Grades: 1 st Types: Worksheets, Outlines, Graphic Organizers Show more details Add to cart Wish List 1st Grade Open Court Imagine It.This story is found in Level 2, Book 1, of the Open Court Reading series. This download includes the following. This download includes the following:Use these pages as a whole group activity with teacher modeling or as independent seat or center work. They can be used as flash cards, classroom decoration, for a word wall, etc. I did add a sight word powerpoint.I have created these powerpoints to help guide my students throughout the 2015 Open Court Whole Group Lessons.
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Each powerpoint includes:Warm UpPhonological and Phonemic AwarenessAlphabetic K Subjects: English Language Arts, Reading, Other (ELA) Grades: K Types: PowerPoint Presentations Show 13 included products Show more details Add to cart Wish List showing 1 - 24 of 7,149 results 1 2 3 4 5 Next Teachers Pay Teachers is an online marketplace where teachers buy and sell original educational materials. Are you getting the free resources, updates, and special offers we send out every week in our teacher newsletter? Sign Up. They can be used as flash cards, classroom decoration, for a word wall, etc.It has both vocabulary and comprehension practice that is needed to ensure a full understanding of the passage. It has both vocabulary and comprehension practice that is needed to ensure a full understanding of the passage. This particular set is for the decodable books in Unit 1: Teamwork of the curriculum. These do not include directions or answers for the test. Those will be found in your Answer Key book. These are meant to be copied one per child for each unit. It has vocabulary practice, comprehension questions, as well as a few games for the students to practice what they know. Subjects: Vocabulary, Reading Strategies Grades: 2 nd Types: Worksheets, Activities, Printables Show more details Add to cart Wish List showing 1 - 24 of 3,748 results 1 2 3 4 5 Next Teachers Pay Teachers is an online marketplace where teachers buy and sell original educational materials. Please choose a different delivery location or purchase from another seller.Please try again. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Register a free business account Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.
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Each week of the school year the students take home a Homework sheet to prepare them for the letter of the alphabet, which will be covered the following week. The students bring their completed homework assignments to school on Monday to present to their classmates during the course of the week. The pre-decodable books combine the basic sight words with picture clues to form stories that the children learn to read at school. The books are then taken home so the children can practice reading the stories to their families. There are 15 titles in the pre-decodable series. The students typically bring one book home each week. To read these books the children need to put their phonics instruction to work to be able to sound out or decode the words contained in the books. They leave Kindergarten well prepared to meet the challenges of first grade. In addition to covering the topics in the diocesan curriculum, the kindergartners learn the Sign of the Cross, Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, Angel of God, and the Before and After Meal Prayers. The students are taught liturgical music and Mass responses as well as appropriate church behavior at Mass. Every month I focus on a different virtue to help my students develop strong character. During the course of the first semester the students will work with the concepts of Directional Words and Sorting, Graphing and Patterns, Number Recognition 1 through 50, and Measurement, During the second semester, the students will work with the concepts of Time and Money, Geometry and Fractions, and Number recognition 50 through 100. Readiness for Addition and Subtraction will also be covered during the second semester. Topics covered in Social Studies include self awareness, character building, health and safety, social skills, building relationships, getting along with others, following rules, learning to work cooperatively, community helpers, learning to be a good citizen and how to care for the world, U.S.
History and patriotism, and map skills. Thematic units are developed to cover these topics and Scholastic Let's Find Out publications are used to supplement the material presented in class. The students will learn to correctly print both upper case and lower case letters using the D'Nealian style of letter writing. For a printable version of the D'Nealian style of handwriting, please click here. We use the Harcourt series which covers Life, Earth, and Physical Science. In Life Science the students explore animal and plant life. Land, Air, Water, Weather, and Seasons are covered in Earth Science. The chapters in Physical Science cover the Materials that Objects are Made of and the Physical Properties of Objects. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Pacing Guide For Kindergarten Open Court. To get started finding Pacing Guide For Kindergarten Open Court, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented. I get my most wanted eBook Many thanks If there is a survey it only takes 5 minutes, try any survey which works for you. Check with the administrator for this site or application. Support ID: 0c222850a587798d38d8f56ae415517b01419761581108181819. The rest of the children are engaged in literacy stations around the room. Every child actively participates in reading and writing activities geared to their particular strengths and needs. At the reading table, the girls warm up by reading a poem about mice from their journals and use highlighter tape to go on a word hunt for long i words. The teacher deftly transitions to a leveled text about Robots. After previewing a few pages and setting a purpose for reading, the girls whisper read the text. Mrs. H. listens in with each child and subtly notes difficult words on a post-it pad. Ms. H.
uses this opportunity to support the students' strategy use and connects the discussion to a specific strategy used that week in their core program.Schools are re-examining their reading programs to include the five component areas of reading identified by the National Reading Panel report (2000): phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. School districts and basal publishers must address how to promote student achievement facing a complex array of cultural and academic variables. Within the heterogeneous elementary classroom, a primary vehicle for differentiated reading instruction occurs during small-group instruction. Educators are seeking information to provide meaningful small-group instruction that is both student-centered and standards-driven.Each five-day plan demonstrates how to address small-group instruction for below-grade level readers using a selected basal. The lesson plans align with Virginia's mandated curriculum ( Standards of Learning ) and assessments (Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening (PALS K-3). Curriculum guides indicate what areas teachers are responsible for covering across grades K-12. To monitor student learning, the SOL's include a series of assessments given in grades 3, 5, 8, and certain courses in high school. Test results are tied directly to overall school performance and are widely reported to families and the media. See Virginia's Department of Education website, www.pen.k12.va.us for more information. ( Close ) The PALS Kindergarten assessment assigns a benchmark score based on performance on rhyming, beginning sounds, alphabet, and spelling measures. In grades one through three, the PALS assessment assigns students a benchmark score based on performance on word identification, spelling, and letter sounds (first grade only). In addition to these tasks, PALS 1-3 evaluates reading in context for accuracy, fluency, and comprehension. Other diagnostic measures (e.g.
, alphabet knowledge, phonemic awareness tasks) are provided if needed. Students failing to achieve the benchmark score are eligible for additional reading support. With its online administration and scoring, teachers can generate individual and class reports that suggest instructional word study and reading levels, instructional groups, and assist in planning instruction. See www.pals.virginia.edu for more information. ( Close ) Literacy instruction occurs during an uninterrupted block of time ranging from 90-120 minutes. Struggling readers receive daily small-group instruction in the regular classroom plus additional support from a trained reading specialist. Intervention supplements and does not supplant regular classroom instruction. A minimum of 20 minutes per group is allotted for teacher-directed reading instruction. Depending on available resources, school personnel may meet less frequently with more advanced readers. Reading groups were formed using the PALS K-3 results. Students scoring at or near the bottom of each classroom were chosen to demonstrate small-group instruction. Modifications to the basal are noted in bold, italicized print within each lesson plan. A detailed list of basal modifications is available for each lesson. A description of each 5-day plan follows. Small group assignments were based on the students' fall and mid-year PALS results (click here to see PALS-K results ). Below grade-level readers were defined as students failing to meet the state's benchmark score on the PALS-K assessment. Based on PALS, selected small group members read instructionally at readiness to preprimer A. PALS-K results indicated weaknesses in rhyming, beginning sounds, alphabet knowledge, and spelling. To differentiate instruction, the teacher needs to emphasize the development of phonological awareness, alphabet recognition, phonics, and to provide appropriately leveled texts to develop concepts of print, e.g., voice to print match, directionality, etc.
Whole group activities are designed to last 45-60 minutes and included oral language development, interactive writing, phonological awareness, and a group phonics lesson and high-frequency word lesson. Teacher read-alouds or shared reading occurs daily. During read-alouds, the teacher models and provides practice with comprehension strategies and vocabulary development. Shared reading occurs at least twice a week and provides a model of fluent reading for the students using enlarged text. During shared reading, students practice a phonological awareness or phonics-related skill related to the text. Harcourt included daily phonics and high-frequency word instruction. Phonics instruction introduced three initial consonant sounds across the week. To develop sight words, students learned two new high-frequency words during the week. Our small group instruction targeted three students with the lowest PALS-K scores. Their PALS-K scores indicated these students needed help with phonological awareness (rhyming and syllable awareness), letter recognition and letter sounds and developing voice to print match. The rest of the class works independently or in literacy centers. The format for this small group's lessons included the following: Bold print indicates changes from the core program.To provide time for these additional activities, we eliminated redundant practice pages. For each day of the week, a complete list of modifications is included. Small group assignments were based on the students' fall PALS-1 results (click here to see PALS -1 results ). Below grade-level readers were defined as students failing to meet the state's benchmark score on the PALS assessment. Selected small group members read instructionally at readiness level. During small groups, the teacher will emphasize the development of phonemic awareness, and phonics skills and to provide appropriately leveled texts to develop fluency and word identification strategies.
Vocabulary and comprehension instruction occurs primarily during whole group instruction. Read-alouds are intended for modeling and guided practice of featured comprehension strategies and vocabulary development. High-frequency words are taught with two to five words introduced or reviewed daily. The program differentiates instruction through Workshop time that targets independent and small-group instruction. No specific time frames are suggested for whole group or Workshop. Our small group instruction targets six students with the lowest PALS-1 scores (click here to see PALS-1 results ). Each small group lesson requires approximately 20 to 25 minutes. The rest of the class works independently or in literacy centers. The format for each small group lesson included the following: Bold print indicates changes from the core program. We incorporated extra read-alouds to provide exposure to text and additional practice for comprehension and vocabulary activities. To carve time for these additions, we condensed the basal's read-aloud activities with single read-alouds from multiple days to one. Alternate phonics activities were included to make the basal more interactive, e.g., sorting objects or to spend more time reading or writing connected text. For each day of the week, a complete list of modifications is included. The class' reading levels ranged from preprimer to 3rd grade and beyond. Based on PALS, the small group members read instructionally at preprimer C to primer level and demonstrated confusions with phonics features that included blends and medial short vowels in CVC words. Since the small group is reading at or below early first grade material, the anthology selections will be at frustration level and require intensive support, e.g., partner reading or listening on tapes. To differentiate instruction, the teacher will need to provide appropriately leveled texts and emphasize the development of phonics and word identification skills.
The HM series included phonics and high-frequency word instruction three times per week. Our small group lesson targets the five students reading at preprimer C to primer level and working with consonant blends in their spelling. Each small group lesson requires approximately 25 minutes. The format for each small group lesson included the following: Bold print is used to highlight deviations from the core program. In general, additional readings, supplemental vocabulary and phonics activities were infused in the program to promote the modeling and applied practice of phonics, comprehension and vocabulary strategies. In order to provide time for these additional activities, we eliminated redundant practice pages. For each day of the week, a complete list of modifications is included. Reading group assignments were based on the students' fall PALS results (click here to see PALS -3 results ). Students' reading levels ranged from primer to third grade and beyond. Based on PALS-3, the selected small group members read instructionally at primer to first grade and demonstrated confusions with phonics features that included digraphs, blends and medial short vowels in CVC words. Since the small group is reading at or below first grade material, the anthology selections will be at frustration level and require intensive support, e.g., partner reading or listening on tapes. Whole Group Instruction The basal's routines include phonics, spelling, read-alouds, modeling and guided practice of comprehension strategies, and vocabulary activities. The Scott Foresman Links to Reading First (LRF) supplement suggests daily read-alouds as opposed to once a week suggested in the teacher's edition. Small Group Instruction However neither the teacher's edition nor the LRF supplement provide guidance on the structure and timing of small-group instruction.
Our small group lesson targets two students reading at primer to end of first grade and working with medial short vowels in their phonics and spelling. Each small group lesson requires approximately 20-25 minutes. For each day of the week, a complete list of modifications is included. Although each basal program provided suggestions for supporting struggling learners, none of the commercial programs could anticipate the variety of abilities within each classroom. One characteristic of effective schools is providing struggling readers with targeted small-group instruction (Taylor, Pearson, Clark, Walpole, 2000). Vaughn et al. (2003) reported that small group instruction was more effective for struggling readers than large-group instruction and found small-group instruction (1:3) to be comparable to individualized tutoring (1:1). The sample five-day lesson plans demonstrate differentiated instruction for targeted groups of struggling readers. These lesson plans represent regular classroom instruction and do not address reading intervention. Struggling students will require additional support from a trained reading specialist working closely with the classroom teacher. If students are working below or beyond the basal requirements, then it is the teacher's responsibility and challenge to differentiate instruction for the class. The weekly plans are not intended to support or oppose the use of a particular program. They demonstrate what systematic explicit instruction reading instruction might look like with a specific population using a particular commercial program. Harcourt, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company. Washington DC: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. The Rector and The Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia. See www.pals.virginia.edu. Pearson Education, Inc. Reading Research Quarterly, 19, 68-85. Virginia State Board of Education. See www.pen.k12.va.us. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
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