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Scholastic: Science of Reading Resources

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Scholastic: Science of Reading Resources

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Please take a look at the resources Scholastic has that support individualization and the Science of Reading. Which of your resources that you already have can be substituted for the ones they would like you to purchase? Be ready to share these resources with your grade level.

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A Look Into Reader's Workshop in the Classroom

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A Look Into Reader's Workshop in the Classroom

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Bookmarks

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Responding to text

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What are your thoughts on implementing something like this into your classroom?

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Engaging With Cause-and-Effect Relationships Through Creating Comic Strips - ReadWriteThink

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Students demonstrate their knowledge of cause-and-effect relationships by creating original comic strips and sharing their completed work in an oral presentation format.

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Reading Workshop Toolkit for Second and Third Grade

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Reading workshop resources for 2nd and 3rd grade - reading strategies posters, lesson planning templates, anecdotal note forms, reading strategy bookmarks, and more! ------ Create a high-quality reading workshop for your second or third grade students, and spend less time planning!

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Using Reading Workshop to Enhance Whole-Group Learning

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Using Reading Workshop to Enhance Whole-Group Learning

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The demonstration of a skill is followed by a discussion of the skill. The teacher then asks individual students or pairs of students to read a passage aloud using the newly taught skill.
Then, students may read from self-selected books.
The teacher monitors their reading, and, as the students present to the others what they have read and how they responded, the teacher discusses with the students their success in using the skill.

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Resource for teachers just getting started. How does your current curriculum line up with reader's workshop?

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Once implemented, Reading Workshop can quickly become students' favorite part of the day.

Since the format gives students tools for selecting and comprehending literature, students who were once reluctant to read now find themselves with the skills needed to be successful readers. Over the course of the year, students read many books and are encouraged to do as good reader's do in exploring different genres, authors, and texts.

The program emphasizes the interaction between readers and text. Students learn to ask questions, make connections with prior knowledge and previously read texts, and ask questions to clarify faulty comprehension they recognize has occurred.

The program includes peer conferences and teacher conferences with students but emphasizes students' independence and allows them to become successful readers outside of the classroom.
What is the format of Reader's Workshop?
Reader's Workshop uses a similar format to Writer's Workshop. There are several consistent components but there is much variation on how it is implemented in different classrooms.

* Mini-lessons on some aspect of literature or a reading strategy.
* Independent Reading Time, where students keep a journal and respond to the literature in terms of what they think or how they feel about what they are reading.
* Sharing Time where students share with another person their journal entries and the other person gives feedback.

During Independent Reading Time, the teacher engages in student conferences on an individual or group basis. Teachers can also engage in guided reading with groups of students who need additional support.
What is the Goldilocks Method of Choosing Books? Variation: Five Finger Rule What resources are available to support me?
Reader's Theater (free scripts to download)Mrs. Meachum's Mini-Lessons Videos Modeling Implementation of Reader's Workshop More Videos Differentiation in Reader's Workshop
Classroom Examples
Beth Newingham: What It Looks Like in My Classroom Mrs. McDavid's Class Web Site Hill Elementary Classroom with Videos The Learning Pad Reading Workshop Site Guiding Principles from Alpine School District Procedures Components of Readers Workshop
Videos Additional Resources
Common Core Source.com RTI (Response to Intervention) Resources Open Court Resources.com Treasures Resources.com Independent Work Time.com Blooms Taxonomy.org

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Once implemented, Reading Workshop can quickly become students' favorite part of the day. Since the format gives students tools for selecting and comprehending literature, students who were once reluctant to read now find themselves with the skills needed to be successful readers.

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Look through these resources on TPT. If your grade level had $100 to spend on literacy centers, what would you buy and why? Come up with your own list, then discuss with your grade level.

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Browse reading workshop resources on Teachers Pay Teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational resources.

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How do you resources match up to these ones? What have you used in the past and what do you see yourself using in the future?

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Setting up a reading workshop for a poetry unit.

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Reader’s Workshop - Out of this World Literacy

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Please skim this article, and reflect on these questions:

1. Where is your curriculum sufficient in reader's workshop?

2. Where is it lacking?

3. What can you do or use to provide sufficient instruction in the areas where curriculum is lacking?

Be ready to discuss with your colleagues!