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Layering the Web. Do not try to teach the entire chart in one day. I can also use the chart several times in different ways to drive the critical thinking! I can also take away the Progression Chart! LOVED IT! I am always wanting my students to take ownership and buy-in!

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Using the same text in so many different ways was such a meaningful learning experience and one I will model for others.

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Great course!  I learned a lot of new ideas for my intereactive read alouds.  In particular using role-playing instead of constantly "turn & talk".
I also loved the Symbolism & Relationship Chart to dig deeper into characters.

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It was great to have take-away resources that I can bring into my classroom and use right away!

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The electronic resources are great ways to share with other teachers!

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All of it!

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Interactive read aloud can be powerful tools when purposefully planned.

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Interactive read aloud can be powerful tools when purposefully planned.

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using paired-texts more efficiently
literature web
relationships chart
Thank you for sharing your expertise -- very well worth my time.

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There are so many different resources I am excited to adjust and use in kindergarten! (The Relationship Chart, Having Students Self Assess & Justify Reasonings

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I liked how we used the same text in various different ways.

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I will definitely utilize and share information learned about paired texts!

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I learned various strategies to use with my 4th graders. I love the fact that I can use one text to teach various things. I also learned about some new resources. I definitely want to try Jacob's Ladder in my reading class.

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I'm eager to bring this back into my classroom. I think this will challenge me to think about my read alouds a bit more strategically.

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I would definitely like to take a look at the Jacob's ladder books. I will add act-it-out and I loved the mini-lesson about connecting a relationship to an object.