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KidBiz: Introducing the 5 Step Literacy Routine

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KidBiz: Introducing the 5 Step Literacy Routine

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This is in your Ask Achieve Pop Up Tab.

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(1st Read)
1.  Highlight the main idea in blue.

2. Click on words you don't know in blue for the definition.

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Day 1:
1.  Review 5 Step Literacy Routine with students via video.
2. Introduce lesson topic: Videos/Map/Pictures
3. Pre-reading poll: Pair share, then write.
4. Brainstorm: (Big Brain) Main Idea
5. Model: Learn new vocabulary
6. Model: Annotation - highlight main idea
7. Students practice independently

Day 2:
1. Model: How to take notes in the Reading Connections section of article
2. Students practice independently on pages 1 & 2 of article
3. Model how to refer to article to answer activity questions
4. Students complete After Reading Poll (could pair share or discuss whole group prior to writing)

Day 3:
1. Model Thought Question with notes carried over from Day 2.
2. Review Rubric with students.

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Guiding Questions (from Thought Question)

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Guiding Questions (from Thought Question)

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(Can be used for close reading and collaborative conversations)

1. What challenges did Scott face during his hike, and how did he overcome them?  (2nd Read)

2. Who might learn from Scott's experience, and what lessons might they learn? (3rd Read)

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Why is the main idea so important to the article? 

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Why is the main idea so important to the article? 

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scott mason hiker - Yahoo Video Search Results

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The search engine that helps you find exactly what you're looking for. Find the most relevant information, video, images, and answers from all across the Web.

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In both "Brushfire!" and "Trapped on a Mountain!," people are in
dangerous situations.

1. How do the characters in these stories respond differently to danger?
2. What would have been the
appropriate response to the hazards in each situation?
3. What would you say about the judgment of Ed Acosta as compared to Scott
Mason?

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Supporting Students with the 5 Step Literacy Routine

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Supporting Students with the 5 Step Literacy Routine

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MT. WASHINGTON WINTER ASCENT - January 2018

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Excerpt from Rigorous Reading with Fisher & Frey

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Excerpt from Rigorous Reading with Fisher & Frey

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Fisher & Frey

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Lesson Study as Professional Development

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Lesson Study as Professional Development

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Liccardio-Musso & Hurd

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