Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Read, Write, and Talk.
Utilizing this inner conversation with my students allows them to record their thoughts on information they are reading. I have found using this strategy within science was quite meaningful. Students were assigned to read Kids Discover Bones within pairs. As they read they were to record interesting facts, questions, and thinking within their spiral. After they finished reading/recording they were then assigned to a larger group to share in a 'round robin' format. From the sharing students were involved in discussion with one another of facts, questions, and exploration of information presented in the science reading.
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I used this idea for my second lesson in September. Students read in pairs and wrote interesting facts on post-it notes. They were able to have rich discussion about the content. Post it notes were then posted on a poster entitled "My Amazing Bones" for the class to see.
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