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To provide support for your teachers and staff all year round, we are adding Open Office Hours.  This will be a time for them to join the call and ask any questions or receive any support they might need with their Scholastic Digital Resources.

Open Office Hours:

Tuesday August 19, 26, September 2, 9, 16

Monthly on the third Tuesday of the month starting Oct 14

11 am ET/8 am PT

Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 272 678 996 832 6

Passcode: D6gP7aj2

Friday August 22, 29, September 5, 12, 19

Monthly on the third Tuesday of the month starting Oct 17

3 pm ET/12 noon PT

Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 218 506 435 155 0

Passcode: 7tg9sM2D

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How do students access Literacy Pro and the Scholastic Reading Assessment Grades 2 and up

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How do students access Literacy Pro and the Scholastic Reading Assessment Grades 2 and up

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The Scholastic Reading Measure has been assigned and should be administered to your students by June 30. You can allow students to take it in incremental sittings. If they need to take it over a few days, it will allow the student to pick up where they left off.

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LitCamp Writing Assessment

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Where to find Think More reports/scores?

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Where to find Think More reports/scores?

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LitCamp Plus includes 100 additional grade-appropriate books from the 7 Strengths collection to supplement any LitCamp English Bunk!

The 7 Strengths Libraries are built on one simple idea. When students have access to books that they can connect with emotionally and intellectually, they read more and achieve more.

That's why we packed these libraries with authentic texts on seven CASEL-aligned strengths: belonging, friendship, kindness, curiosity, confidence, courage, and hope.

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The new and improved LitCamp is a K-5 summer literacy program designed to accelerate student achievement. By integrating proven Science of Reading principles with an engaging summer camp experience, LitCamp builds the foundational skills, fluency, and knowledge campers need to thrive next year. Plus, its authentic books and fun camp theme are sure to keep students excited and coming back for more.

The LitCamp program includes:

Easy-to-implement Science of Reading-aligned instruction

High-quality fiction and nonfiction literature students will love

Knowledge-building opportunities that allow students to reflect on the text

Foundational skills and reading fluency practice built into each lesson

Flexible implementation options

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Includes where to find the reports.

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LitCamp and MathCamp lessons are framed around seven key strengths that cultivate well-being and prepare students for challenges they will encounter.

The 7 Strengths Include:

1. Belonging - Being a valued, cherished member of a community.

2. Curiosity - Showing a willingness to explore new territory and test new theories.

3. Friendship - Having close, trusting relationships with others.

4. Kindness - Being compassionate towards others; expressing tenderness that has an impact, near or far.

5. Confidence - Thinking independently, expressing ideas, and believing in yourself.

6. Courage - Having the strength to stand up for yourself, for others, and to take action when it is needed.

7. Hope - Thinking optimistically and believe that today's efforts will produce good things in the future for yourself and the world.

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Ask a representative about LitCamp options for PreK and Grades 6-8.

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Scholastic worked with top researchers in the field of literacy and Science of Reading to build a curriculum that features daily foundational skill, fluency, and knowledge-building opportunities for campers.

Read-Alouds are addressed over the course of two days or two lessons to provide opportunities for close reading and build knowledge with connected text sets featuring additional trade books and decodeables.

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Family Reading Conversations Eng 2023 07

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Family Reading Conversations Eng 2023 07

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Literacy Pro Family Tips English 07 2023

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Literacy Pro Family Tips English 07 2023

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Literacy Pro Family Tips Spanish 07 2023

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Literacy Pro Family Tips Spanish 07 2023

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Engaging read-alouds are the core of every LitCamp lesson. Each grade level receives 15 copies of each read-aloud book along with additional trade books, decodable text sets, and short reads that support and reinforce the read-aloud.

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Recommended Classroom Set Up & Materials

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Recommended Classroom Set Up & Materials

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Campers have pre- and post-camp check-ins of their word reading skills. Leader’s Guides contain rubrics that assess campers’ comprehension, engagement, and more.

Opportunities to assess campers' progress are woven throughout LitCamp lessons and activities. There are of diagnostic and formative assessments throughout the program, and include:

Foundational skills check-ins at the start and end of LitCamp

Fluency check-ins with decodable passage readings

A variety of comprehension checks

Monitoring student participation during the Go Deep discussions after Read-Aloud

Conferring with campers about their Bunk Time reading

Daily writing about reading activities

Think More book check-ins to assess higher-order thinking skills

There are Think More quizzes for every Read-Aloud and Text Set book

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The first two lessons for each grade level bunk for Grades K-5.

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LitBits are used to acknowledge student achievement. From the LitBits area of the Student Profile, students can see how their LitBits were earned.

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LitBits Feed: Here are some activities for which students can earn LitBits:
• Accomplishing each of their weekly goals (2 LitBits per goal)
• Exceeding a weekly goal (2 LitBits)
• Completing a book (2 LitBits). Note: A student must go to the Reading Log and mark a book as finished for it to be listed here. (See page 68.)
• 100% correct on a Think More (2 LitBits)
• Creating a reading streak of 3 days in a row, at least 10 minutes each day (3 LitBits)

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, conference, huddle, and training rooms, as well as executive offices and classrooms. Founded in 2011, Zoom helps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionless environment to get more done. Zoom is a publicly traded company headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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The Scholastic Reading Readiness (SRR) scores SRR and Reports tab

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The Scholastic Reading Readiness (SRR) scores SRR and Reports tab

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The SRR scores can be found within Literacy Pro in the SRR & Reports tab at the top.