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kfhoke@gmail.com
Twitter: @kalleyhoke

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Literacy Consultants & Consulting Services | Erin Kent Consulting

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Literacy Consultants & Consulting Services | Erin Kent Consulting

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EKC provides literacy consultants, consulting services, and literacy professional learning for schools.

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Reading and Writing Workshop in International Schools

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Reading and Writing Workshop in International Schools

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Great group focused on literacy!

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Hopes and Dreams for Readers - Google Jamboard

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Read aloud ideas (When Lunch Fights Back is found in Epic.)

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ASFM G5 Session 1- Unpacking a Reading Unit

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I am hoping to get some ideas on how to build stamina with my readers and writers during workshop. Any strategies are appreciated!

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Adapting Minilesson from TC Unit of Study

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Adapting Minilesson from TC Unit of Study

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Mini Lesson Planner G5 Session 2 Example

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Mini-charts from the unit of study book.

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Ideas to tackle main idea and supporting details.

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To balance explicit and inquiry-based lessons.

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Brainstorm more about main ideas from video sources.

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Uncovering what makes a main idea complex

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Uncovering what makes a main idea complex

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Uncovering what makes a main idea complex - Mini-lesson

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Get more ideas for small group instruction and how to manage time!

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Please add to this Jamboard for Natashya so that she may use your reflections during her on site visit this week. Thank you!

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Please add to this Jamboard for Natashya so that she may use your reflections during her on site visit this week. Thank you!

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Workshop Reflections - ASFM - Google Jamboard

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Reading Assessment Conference- Note Taking Form

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Unit Facing Conferring Notes- Tackling Complexity, G5 U2

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The complexity of the main idea will follow the complexity of the text. If the text is simple, there will more than likely only have one main idea and it will not be complex.

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ASFM G5 Session 3- Planning Strategy Groups (May 2022)

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Planning for a cycle of Small Group Work

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Planning for a cycle of Small Group Work

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Looking at Student Work: Thin Slice Protocol

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Looking at Student Work: Thin Slice Protocol

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...thank you for the insightful ideas and well-organized presentations and agendas. All refreshers and reminders on workshop model are always helpful. The timing of our sessions together was unfortunate, considering we were well into the unit and it was the end of our school year. Also, half of the team is not teaching literacy next year, therefore the time invested for them, at this point of the school year, was not ideal. I do hope the school can regain footing on the workshop path in order to bring back what was already in place so many years ago. We have many valuable educators and professionals already in place for this to happen. Thank you again for your time, energy and commitment. It clearly showed.

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As mentioned before, it all came back to us! I really appreciated all the multiple examples, organizers, and notetakers. The flexibility within the lessons to adapt it to our own content was helpful as well. Looking forward to next year to be able to set solid routines at the beginning of the school year. Thank you for all your support!