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1/9/19 Scaffolding is like training wheels...eventually, you need to remove them.

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1/16/19 Is this Sometimes, Always, or Never True?

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1/16/19 Is this Sometimes, Always , or Never True?

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Social Studies Ambassadors 1/9/19Sentence starters vs. sentence frames.

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Social Studies Ambassadors 1/9/19Sentence starters vs. sentence frames.

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Something to think about

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Social Studies Ambassadors 1/9/19 Graphic organizer

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Social Studies Ambassadors 1/9/19 Graphic organizer

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Be specific!

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We’ve been focusing on monitoring charts — this is helpful in all content areas, not just science. Here is one incomplete for a science lesson on molecules and matter

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This is a chart complete based on the students graphs below. Having these charts is a great way to keep track of your students’ work.

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Quick exit ticket to assess understand. Put up chart paper with "I've got it",I need feedback", I'm stuck" students write answer to a question and stick it on one of the charts. This is a quick way to get some data and prepare for next steps or small group placement.

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Great strategy to collect data on topic.

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Index Card Summary protocol.

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Index card summary example

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Great for conversations in social studies and ELA

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Helpful in recognizing the difference between topic sentences and supporting details.

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Lifelong practices of readers and writers 

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Lifelong practices of readers and writers 