Second graders take part in a reader's workshop. Students identify book series patterns and write why they believe the pattern is important. Students share their thinking with their book club.
Second graders take part in a reader's workshop. Students identify book series patterns and write why they believe the pattern is important. Students share their thinking with their book club.
Second graders take part in a reader's workshop. Students identify book series patterns and write why they believe the pattern is important. Students share their thinking with their book club.
Subject Area: Readers Workshop Title: Finding meaning to Book Series Patterns Grade Level: Second Grade Learning Targets/Objectives: I can find and identify a pattern in my book club series. I can write why I believe the pattern is important and include evidence. I can share my thinking with my book club. I can ask or make a connection with another friends thinking. Anticipatory Set: *connect to yesterdays lesson *make a connection to patterns that students see with Ms. Gade and why Whole Group: *Find a pattern in Mr Putter & Tabby, Ms. Gade thinks about some reasons why *Modeling for Mr. Putter & Tabby by Ms. Gade *have students give some other whys Individual/Partner Work: * Partners work together to think about another why for a different Mr. Putters pattern Re-Group [mid workshop]: *Quick share of a reader with wonderful thinking Whole Group: *How to make a plan for book club during RTS using stickies *How to report out and share findings Closure: After buddy reading, checking in/sharing out from book clubs
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