- James S. Evans Elementary School
- Monthly Curriculum
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December Curriculum** Reading Logs**: Please read daily with your child to foster a love for reading. Encourage your child to look at the illustrations and talk about what is happening in the story. Listen for rhyming words and ask simple questions about the story. For example, what is the character feeling? How do you know? Where does the story take place? What do you think will happen next? Why?
Reader’s Workshop
Unit 2 Shared Reading
Bend I: Ready to Read
Bend I, Session 1: Readers study words everywhere
Bend I, Session 2: Reading With One to One Matching
Bend I, Session 3: Take a Sneak Peek Before You Read
Bend I, Session 4: Use Patterns to Help you Read
Bend I, Session 5: Use Snap Words to Figure Out the Pattern
Bend I, Session 6: Noticing Letters and Using Sounds to Check
Bend I, Session 7: Readers Use Pointing, Patterns, Snap Words, and Letters
Bend II: Better Together
Bend II, Session 1: Partners Make a Plan For Reading Together
Bend II, Session 2: Partners Help Each Other Monitor Reading
Bend II, Session 3: Partners Coach in Other Helpful Ways
Bend II, Session 4: Partners Use Snap Words As They Read
Bend II, Session 5: Partners Talk About Books
Bend II, Session 6: Partners Share Goals
Bend III Giving the Gift of Reading
Bend III, Session 1: Giving the Gift of Reading
Bend III, Session 2: Readers Share Their Thinking
Bend III Session 3: Adding to Pattern Books to Represent Yourself and Your Community
Bend III, Session 4; Sharing What You Notice About Letters and Words\
Bend III, Session 5: Making Book Gifts
Bend III, Session 6: Preparing for a Community Celebration
End-of-Unit Celebration
Writer's Workshop -
Show and Tell: From Labels to Pattern Books
Bend I: Writing Is a Way to Show and Tell
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Drawing and writing a lot on each page
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Writers Plan What They'll draw and write
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Returning to a page to add more
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Writers use everything they know to spell words and don't wait to be perfect.
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Writing partners can help each other celebrate and add more
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Bend II: Writing Show and Tell Books
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Writers write Show-and-Tell Books about important places
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Writers make time for drawing and writing
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Writers and illustrators make decisions
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Adding longer labels to bring pages to life
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Writing sentences that say what pictures and labels can't
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Growing writers talk about their writing in important ways.
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Bend III: Using Patterns to Write Show-and -Tell Books
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Writing books that kids want to read
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Talking and writing with patterns and snap words
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Studying how sentences look
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Slowing down to leave spaces between words
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Writers write more sentences on a page
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Writers think about how their books will end.
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Fancying up your writing
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Bookstore Celebration carrying on independently as writers
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Writers call to mind what they want to say.
Math Workshop
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