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Literacy Block

 

 

 

Targeted Learning

Oral Language Development

LISTENING/SPEAKING

Listens attentively to an English speaker with guidance

Follows one-step directions

Uses context cues to  respond appropriately to classroom routines

Responds to greetings/questions with single words and/or phrases

Expresses needs in English with single words and gestures

Participates orally in class with guidance

Repeats new English words and phrases with guidance

 

Oxford Picture Dictionary ( OPD)

Becoming Readers K-2

Jazz Chants

Poems for Shared Reading

Kinderchants

Building Blocks “ Plus” for Kindergarten

READING

Concepts About Print- left to right, one- to one- match of speech to print, words made up of letters, words can be “chunked” together to make reading fluent

Structure of language- grammatical  rules govern how printed words are organized

Conventions of language-there are “rules” of spelling and punctuation that help convey meaning

Letter/ sound relationships- letters and letter combinations represent sounds

 

 

 Oxford Picture Dictionary ( OPD)

Becoming Readers K-2

Jazz Chants

Poems for Shared Reading

Kinderchants

Building Blocks “ Plus” for Kindergarten

Predictable Charts

WORD WORK

High frequency words

Common phonics patterns in words

Develop letter sound relationships

Supports reading and writing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Systematic Sequential Phonics

Becoming Readers K-2

Jazz Chants

Kinderchants

Building Blocks “ Plus” for Kindergarten

Predictable Charts

WRITING

Student records ideas and information

Writes and names all upper and lower case letters

Writes own name and the names of classmates

Forms most letters correctly

Writes labels

Shows awareness that writing has conventions

 

 

 

Childhood Literacy Curriculum, Write One

Becoming Writers, Early

Predictable Charts

TESOL Standards

Goal 1: To use English to communicate in social settings.

Students will:

1 use English to participate in social interaction

2. interact in, through, and with spoken language and written English for personally expression and enjoyment.

Goal 2: To uses English to achieve academically in all content areas.

Students will:

1. use English to interact in the classroom

2. to use English to obtain, process, construct and provide subject matter information in spoken and written form

3. use appropriate learning strategies to construct and apply academic knowledge

Goal 3:  To use English in socially and culturally appropriate ways

 

 

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Calendar Work – across all content areas ( examples:  can focus on numeral names and sequential order, days of the week letters in words)

Week 1

 

Me  Unit- (OPD) pgs 3-6

·        Exchanging greetings

·        Identifying first and last names

·        Exchanging salutations

·        Using numbers (1-10)

 

Shared

 

Good Morning Song

 

Me  Unit(OPD) pgs 3-6

 

Getting To Know You – ( BB “P”)- teacher information-

 

Big Book – Brown Bear, Brown Bear

 

Read Aloud- books of your  choice

 

Letter Identification

— Morning Message ( see writing)

 

— Word Wall- letters and corresponding picture words,, first names, name, boy, girl

Structured Writing (modeling)

·        Morning MessageTeacher modeling

·        Concepts about print.   

·        full word and sentence formation

Getting to Know You

·        writing lesson

 

Labeling

·        Weather words- Teacher modeled

Literacy Components

 

Read Aloud- teacher reads a story to students that is beyond what they can read on their own. Allows for making connections with self, text and the world.

Shared Reading- teacher and students read enlarged text together. Develops reading strategies, fluency, phrasing, and increased comprehension

Guided Reading- teacher introduces a book to a small homogenous group based on their needs. Increases comprehension, provides opportunities for modeling, monitoring and assessing.

       The bookroom in each                        school provides leveled books. 

Literature Circles-students read and discuss a book of their choice in a small heterogeneous or homogenous group. Supports development of effective strategies that lead to independence in reading and writing.

Independent Reading- students develop fluency and extend comprehension through reading a “ just right” book of their choice

 

Calendar (10):

Focus: Days of the week and numbers

 

— Weather

— Target Vocabulary:

Cloudy, sunny, rainy, +mostly/partly

— Calendar Time:

 

Digital Camera –

Take Pictures of each student, classroom  teacher, principal, ESL teacher, librarian, school nurse, office manager, custodian ,  Music, Art and PE teachers, office, library, front of school, classroom, ESL classroom, music, art and PE classrooms, bathrooms, hallways Use during calendar work and in talking about individual students

 

Class Book: “My School”

 

Individual books:

“Getting to Know You”

Week 2

Time For School (OPD) pgs 47-50

Focusing on places in the school

·        Asking and answering questions about places in school.

·        Identifying and using the names of the days of the week.

 

Shared-

Backpack Chant: Jazz Chants p.43

 

Getting To Know You – ( BB “P”)-

 

Big Book – Brown Bear, Brown Bear (Old favorite along with the other BB you shared last week) Add Big Book of your choice this week

 

Read Aloud- books of your  choice

Word Wall:

Continue to review above plus introduce to word wall:

I, from, my, a, is, am, you, what, are, where

 

 

 

 

 

Calendar (10):

Focus: 

-naming the days of the week

-numbers

-introducing yesterday, today, and tomorrow

 

Targeted vocabulary:

more, most, less, least, same, compare

 

Collecting, Counting and Measuring- Investigation 4

·        Counting and Comparing p.52-60

·        Letters in our name p.54

·        Comparing names p.60

(Collecting, Counting, Comparing)

 

 

 

 

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