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Teaching Points week of 11/16

Subject Whole Class Specialized Instruction Small Group Notes

Math M/T 2.4 - Making 10 Strategy - counting BH, CP, BA - Need to do with 10
8:50 through 10 first to add numbers within 20 frame and yellow/red counters or
two color markers on ten frame dry
Th-F 2.5 - Near Doubles strategy - using erase
doubles to support near double addition
problems Day 2s of lesson - work on reading
and writing numbers >100 and skip
counting by tens to notice pattern

Writing M/T - S3 → Nonfiction writers squeeze their OL, BH, CP, DW? → Shared Writing Moving
12:50 brians - writing long to teach readers a lot of text - based on level C text sessions 4
information &5 to later in
JL & DW & VA → elaborating. Asking the unit
** Shared writing Small Group - Level C each other questions to push to write
patterned text more Block 2 of
Wilson lesson
Th/F - S6 - Nonfiction writers consider what (encoding)
information their audience wants to know

Reading M/T - Nonfiction Readers ask, “what is this Block 3 of


1:45ish book teaching me?” Wilson
Lesson
Th/F - Nonfiction readers ask, “how does this (controlled
book go?” - when readers get ready to read text practice)
and learn from a book, they preview ALL the
different parts of the book. Readers look at
each part and think “how does this book go”

Phonics M/T - one reason why readers reread is to DW, OL → Letter ID and Sound Block 1 of
10:45 bring out the feelings in a text. Just like actors practice - review name - keyword Wilson lesson
rehearse and rehearse to give the best (picture) - sound procedure (sound
performance they can, readers often reread -- Search for dictated sounds - play practice and
and reread so that they can perform their text “find the letter that says /sound/ skill taught)
in a dramatic way that is full of feelings and
full of life. (Poem Practice) CP & BH → Review of sounds, work on
Extension 1 - Rhyme practice with CVC (1.1 WRS) f, l, m, n, r, s (initial) d, g,
dependable rhymes p, t (final) a, i, o (blending and segmenting of
two and three sounds)
Th/F - , today I want to remind you that
patterns are powerful tools for spelling. When PE - Slow Letter introduction -
you’re spelling a tricky word, you can try it a Name - picture word - sound
few ways, using different patterns that make
sense. Then you can ask, ‘Which one looks
right?’ Most of the time, you’ll get it right, or
you’ll get really close!

Assessm n/a
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