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Reading Goals Bookmark (with thinking boxes).docx

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Write.Rite.Right. Jason Reynolds Writing Prompts

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Write.Rite.Right. Jason Reynolds Writing Prompts

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Welcome to the "Write. Right. Rite.," a "GRAB THE MIC: Tell Your Story" video series! The "Write. Right. Rite." is meant to be an entertaining and inventive way to engage with the National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Jason Reynolds.

According to Reynolds, the "Write. Right. Rite." is all about learning the ritual of "authentic"-not to be confused with "correct" or "exact"-expression. Throughout the series, Reynolds shares his passion for storytelling while discussing topics like creativity, connection, and imagination. At the end of each video, Reynolds shares a prompt that encourages young people to work toward a specific idea. The activities are fun-filled and some are more challenging than others, but Reynolds always makes sure to include brainstorming "get-you-going" questions.

So, what do you say? Are you ready to dive into, try on, and work through all the "Write. Right. Rite." episodes?

Go for it!

Watch the Entire "Write. Right. Rite." Series:

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Research Guides: Jason Reynolds, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature: "Write. Right. Rite." Series

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On January 13, 2020, Jason Reynolds was announced as the seventh National Ambassador for Young People's Literature. Learn more about Jason and his activities as National Ambassador through this guide.

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Writing Targets: I can.../I need to work on...

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Writing Targets: I can.../I need to work on...

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We have a new home! Check out npr.org/studentpodcastchallenge2023 for this year's 5-12 and college contests!
Welcome to NPR's Student Podcast Challenge! If you're looking for our college contest

We're inviting students around the country to create a podcast, then - with the help of a teacher - compete for a chance to win our grand prize and have your work appear on NPR.

Be a part of the NPR Student Podcast Challenge.

Here's how it works: Put together a podcast with your class or extracurricular group. Then your teacher can submit it to us.

This contest is for teachers with students between 5th and 12th grade. Each podcast should be between three and 8 minutes long.

The winning podcast submissions will be featured in segments on Morning Edition or All Things Considered.

We don't expect you to be experts. In fact, we're guessing that most of you are putting a podcast together for the very first time. Don't panic!

Visit our submission guide to find suggested prompts, guidelines for submissions, and a list of questions you might have.

But before you do anything, it's important to read the official rules here.

Sure, this is a competition, but it's also about learning new skills in a fun way. We want to make that learning easier - so we've put together materials to help both teachers and students along the way.

Our panel of expert judges will be listening for creative work that stands out. You can find a full set of judging criteria here.

Questions? Read through our frequently asked questions here. If you're still looking for an answer, send us an email at studentpodcastchallenge@npr.org.

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We have a new home! Head over to npr.org/studentpodcastchallenge2023 for the contest.

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Seesaw Example of uploading work correctly, with teacher feedback

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Seesaw Example of uploading work correctly, with teacher feedback

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Canfield Elementary PD 10.27.20 "Hold Our Thinking"

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What makes a "J" level book a J  (and so on) in terms of words, character, sentence structure, length, and more? Use this when conferring so you can anticipate what you might or might not be able to cover in a conference due to that reader's book level.

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Step Into the Spotlight - Morning Meeting JamBoard Activity. 

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Step Into the Spotlight - Morning Meeting JamBoard Activity. 

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https://jamboard.google.com/d/1hOmXx-KAgpofnn0mG6-aQC8WhM8jRNU8rJRcXwMPl5c/edit?usp=sharing

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Add a post it to the JamBoard during Morning Meeting.

https://jamboard.google.com/d/1IKoeqOeSrIVEze-j1gfvb7wGkBIAGmtgYxMxuJ9GLSk/edit?usp=sharing

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Morning Meeting - Activities Heads or Tails and 4 Corners.

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Morning Meeting - Activities Heads or Tails and 4 Corners.

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https://jamboard.google.com/d/1EkAhVlNvn_6gyj5YkEtyJtwY1s8yXG30PGeL82W0HQc/edit?usp=sharing

4 Corners - Virtual Hide and Seek with Post It notes on the board.

https://jamboard.google.com/d/1cuN8F0-a9W8aZdWQZcK2Ftks3d2HHjzb0VZhN1W44tc/edit?usp=sharing

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Tech Tips to Up Engagement and Make Life Easier

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Microlesson Example using Clips app- how to set small reading goals with a sticky note

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Microlesson Example using Clips app- how to set small reading goals with a sticky note

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Micro-lesson Example: Writing example - how to use a mentor text to lift the level of our writing

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Micro-lesson Example: Writing example - how to use a mentor text to lift the level of our writing

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High Frequency Word Assessment - Combined Files 

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Assessing Concepts About Print Directions

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Assessing Concepts About Print Directions

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Robby's video teaching us how to use Nearpod. A MUST watch! 

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Robby's video teaching us how to use Nearpod. A MUST watch! 

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Vertical Articulation: Writing About Reading Across Grades K-2

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Vertical Articulation: Writing About Reading Across Grades K-2

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Grades K-2 Writing/Thinking about Reading (and Character Inference) Canfield Elementary Progression of Skills 

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Vertical Articulation: Writing About Reading Across Grades 3-6

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Vertical Articulation: Writing About Reading Across Grades 3-6

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Grades 3-6 Writing About Reading (and Character Inference) Canfield Elementary Progression of Skills 