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Anticipation Guides activate student’s interest in a topic and sets a purpose for reading. They teach students to make predictions, anticipate the text, and verify their predictions. They connect new information to prior knowledge and build curiosity about a new topic

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Making words is a teacher-directed spelling activity in which students arrange letter cards to make words.

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This strategy allows students to be more excited about reading. Students have more freedom with literature since they get to make their own choices about books that they want to read.

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Reciprocal Learning is a fun way for students to practice a skill while sharing their knowledge with a partner.

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Book talks is an engaging instructional strategy that gets students excited and interested in independent reading.

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Mind's Eye is a pre-reading strategy that helps students to create mental images about words read to them from an upcoming text.

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Making Words is a spelling activity that can be used in any ELA classroom.

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This strategy engages every student in an upcoming text, by having them create mental images based off of words read to them from the text.

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This strategy allows students to sort different words that they are working with from either a unit or book, into different categories.

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I Noticed and I Wondered by Brynn McAnulty

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I Noticed and I Wondered by Brynn McAnulty

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This strategy keeps students engaged and moving around while students learn from their peers and learn how to agree and disagree respectfully.

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Word sorts are a great strategy to get student familiar with sounds, prefixes and suffixes.

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Think-Alouds can be used in any grade level and for any subject. When used for ELA, Think-Alouds can be used to teach comprehension strategies.

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This classroom strategy can be used in any grade level and is very engaging for students. The game helps motivates students to participate.

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This engagement strategy ensures participation from every student in the class. The extension activities that can be utilized after can benefit students' writing skills.

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Think-Alouds model thinking and skills necessary for reading comprehension.

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Crumple and shoot is a great strategy to review and promote student collaboration.

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Open-mind portraits deepen the student's thinking about characters and their point of view in the story, and is an engaging fun activity for the classroom.

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Crumple and shoot is a great strategy to use as a way to review material.

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I Noticed and I Wondered by Kaylee Bruggemann

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I Noticed and I Wondered by Kaylee Bruggemann

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I noticed and I wondered is a great strategy to use to get students up and moving. It is also a great way to introduce them to critiquing each others work.

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Open-mind portraits allow students to deepen their thinking about characters read in a story and reflect on story events from the character’s point of view.

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Anticipation guides are great for activating students' prior knowledge and getting them ready to read the assigned text.

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Passing notes is a great way to take an important topic, then let the students run with it

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Anticipation Guides stimulate student’s interest in a topic and sets a purpose for reading. They teach students to make predictions, anticipate the text, and verify their predictions. They connect new information to prior knowledge and build curiosity about a new topic.

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Pick a Side is a teaching strategy that can be used to get all students involved, moving around the classroom, making decisions, and discussing a topic with their peers.

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Pick a Side is a strategy that allows students to get up and make a decision on a topic discussed in class.

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Choral reading is a strategy that is used to engage students in collaborating with their classmates, practicing their reading fluency and becoming confident readers when reading aloud.

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An engagement strategy that builds reading confidence and fluency -
Marica Berlenbach

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Parallel Lines is an engagement strategy that focuses on partner work on a class size scale. Students rotate in circles to gain a variety of partners, feedback, and social skills. This activity is great for all subjects, academic levels, and English Language Learners. This activity is very efficient for both the students and the teacher.

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Parallel lines allows for students to share and discuss there ideas and assignments. They can give and receive feedback on these assignments from multiple classmates rather quickly.

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Sticks and Spoons is an engagement strategy that is fun to use in the classroom! This keeps students on their toes and get them comfortable with answering in front of the classroom.

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The Sticks and Spoons engagement strategy is an easy was to encourage student voice, participation, engagement and personal accountability.

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Tea Party is an engagement strategy that helps students build background knowledge prior to reading the text.

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Sketch to Stretch is an engaging strategy that is great for helping artistic and kinesthetic learners!
-Steven Espino

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Inference cards is an engagement strategy that challenges students to look for implicit meaning in text. It is very beneficial in all aspects of life!

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Flash Fiction is an engagement strategy that encourages to free write and use their creativity!

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Exclusion brainstorming is a great pre-reading strategy to help students familiarize themselves with content vocabulary. First they analyze a vocabulary list, then they read a text, finally they review their list for misconceptions.

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An engagement strategy that activates students' prior knowledge, introduces students to new academic vocabulary, and sets a purpose for reading.
Ashley Rakow

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An engagement strategy that allows students to speak their opinions and persuade other students through an argumentative discussion.
Kayla Rohm

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An engagement strategy where students share their thoughts and opinions by answering questioning that have been placed around the classroom.
Rey Carrero

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Strategy in which students create both a physical and mental image of a character.
Katerina Deebold

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Icebreaker and Personal Narrative Pre-Writing List

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